Lord Jamar Reacts to Eminem's Alleged Plastic Surgery in Happy Gilmore 2 Cameo (Part 5)

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Part 4: https://youtu.be/pGrKC3Qzgx4
Part 1: https://youtu.be/uubfsSU43-o
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With the release of “Happy Gilmore 2,” fans were surprised to see Eminem make a cameo appearance. However, Lord Jamar noted Eminem’s noticeably altered look. Jamar observed that Eminem’s facial expressions seemed stiff and unnaturally frozen, suggesting the rapper might have undergone Botox treatments or other cosmetic procedures. The rapper’s face appeared swollen and less expressive, with a dyed beard adding to the unusual appearance. The two discussed how Eminem’s acting felt a bit over-the-top, with some joking it looked like he was wearing a mask. While Vlad mentioned the possibility of makeup contributing to the effect, Jamar emphasized how having money can lead celebrities to experiment with their looks, sometimes with questionable results. As Eminem stars alongside Adam Sandler again, Jamar concluded that while wanting to look good for the film is understandable, the outcome here looked awkward and stiff.

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