Eminem Eggs On Nick Cannon, Looks To Elton John For Support, Denounces Guns Talks "Ashley Roth" In New interview

Eminem has fueled his newly found war of words with Nick Cannon by "making sexually suggestive comments about the singer in a radio interview."
Last week, Cannon took major offense to a leaked record from Em's Relapse, "Bagpipes From Baghdad," in which Em raps about taking Mariah Carey "back" from Nick Cannon.
In a lengthy post, Cannon took to his blog, firing off an onslaught of insults directed at Em.
Cannon fumed over the lyrics and has vowed Eminem's words will have "repercussions."
But the warning has evidently been ignored by the rapper, who took another shot at Carey during a recent interview Shade45.
"We're taking callers right now (from) any woman who wants to be peed on," Eminem told listeners.
When asked what he'd say to Carey if she called in, the MC retorted: "I already did that."
In related news, during an extremely candid interview with the Detroit Metro Times, Em took the time to speak on many subjects, from looking to Elton John for support, his feelings on guns, and even "Ashley Roth."

On looking to Elton John for support:
"I talk to Elton a lot. We became friends and I talk to him about things, career wise. And he had a substance abuse problem in the past. So when I first wanted to get sober, I called him and spoke to him about it because, you know, he's somebody who's in the business and can identify and relate to the lifestyle and how hectic things can be. He understands like the pressure and any other reasons that you wanna come up with for doing drugs, you know.
Me and him have had similar lives and stuff. So I reached out to him and told him, "Look, I'm going through a problem and I need your advice." I also talked to T.I. a lot and, you know, we exchange advice."
On Guns:
"I'm done with guns. You know what I mean? They certainly never ever brought anything good into my life. Especially with my own family and our history [of suicide] and shit like that. And my own personal experience with guns. And then you lose your best friend to guns. ... No. Guns are just bad news."
On "Ashley" [Asher] Roth:
"Ashley Roth has actually said, I think, in a song that he was influenced by me. And that's fine. I feel great when other artists are influenced by me. I mean, it's certainly flattering. But as far as people saying he sounds like me and shit like that, well, I got his album and I don't think it sounds anything like me. I was just listening to it the other day, in fact. That's one of the "catch-up" music things I mentioned earlier. I really wanted to check him out because people have been telling me to check him out. And I think the kid is dope. I think he's good and I don't think he sounds like me. It's kinda sad that just because he's white and he raps, then he's automatically gonna get that."
You can read the entire interview here.
On Friday, May 15th, Em will be giving U.S. auto workers a reason to smile by treating 200 laid-off employees to an all-expense paid trip to Los Angeles to watch him perform on Jimmy Kimmel Live.