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Eminem's new album will supposedly release in Aug. this year. Incidentally, speculations are already adrift that high profile singers including Adele, Dr. Dre, and Snoop Dog are collaborating for this latest album of Marshall Bruce Mathers III.

Earlier reports indicated that this album from Eminem will release in Jan. 2017. However, it did not come out. Now the latest buzz is that the album will hit the market in Aug. 2017. Interestingly, the upcoming LP will not only add to name and fame of the "Rap God" singer but will also increase his net worth, reports Travelers Today.

Eminem's New Album Inspired By Adele

The album titled, "Success" has been allegedly inspired by the song with the same title from Adele. If the latest album from Eminem is collaboration, it would be indeed a treat for his fans. However, it will not be the first time he will be working in association with super singers.

Previously, he has worked with the likes of Rihanna, Akon, and Nick Minaj. Some of the other suggested names with whom Eminem is expected to collaborate for his upcoming album includes Lana Del Rey, Vince Staples, 50 Cent, and Imagine Dragons. All these talents match the genre of the 44-year-old artist and hence, together they might come up with some explosive tracks.

However, reports indicated that the team of these talents may not come together for the upcoming, "Success." Rather, they may team up for another album from Eminem titled, "Shady Records."

Elton John On Eminem Being "Homophobic"

Recently, while talking to media sources, Elton John reflected upon the controversy that surrounded his performance during the 2001 Grammy Awards. Incidentally, the singer performed, "Stan" with Eminem. The latter at that time was criticized for his homophobic and violent lyrics, reports Huffington Post.

However, despite all this controversy, Elton John refused to agree that the rapper is homophobic. According to him, he was rather floored by Eminem's whole album.