Have you Heard Of Nate Kane?
By Cookiebear
@Cookiebear (159)
Canada
September 16, 2010 4:45pm CST
In case you do not know, Nate Mathers is the little brother of famous rap artist Eminem.
Nate has made mant appearances in some of Eminem's music video's. He has had his picture taken many times with his big brother, as well as made an appearance on a talk show with their mother Debbie speaking out about her oldest son.
Nate who was 14 when his brother's name appeared in lights, moved in with his brother and his family. Nate was raised by Eminem and his wife Kim along side Eminem's daughter Hailey and niece Lannie. Later Hailey's half sister Whitney was an addition to the family.
Soon after rumors spread like wild fire that Nate Mathers wanted to follow in his big brothers footsteps, making his own fortune as a rap artist, but Eminem Post-poned Nate's rise to fame claiming he was too young and needed to finish school.
Nate will be 25 years old this December, and goes by a new name: Nate Kane.
But the question is will Nate out shine his brother?
Nate Kane-Slide on Over:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJEhZSB4p5s
3 responses
@Wordjunkie (435)
• Canada
18 Sep 10
He's good, he sounds like his brother some. I can't really say that I've knew he sang, however, my daughter has mentioned this to be before, she is a huge fan. Sounds like you follow Eminem yourself.
@Cookiebear (159)
• Canada
19 Sep 10
I've been an Eminem fan since The Slim Shady LP was released, so a very long time!
@Wordjunkie (435)
• Canada
19 Sep 10
I thought as much. You seem to be very knowledgeable about Eminem. Yes, my daughter has followed him for a very long time as well. I didn't really like his music very much at first but after hearing it so much it kind of grows on you, lol.
@Rebeccarogers2010 (269)
• United States
16 Sep 10
It is good he finished school, I have never heard of him however
@Cookiebear (159)
• Canada
17 Sep 10
Yeah it is, and really? You've heard of his brother right?
lol...that questions sounds stupid who doesn't know who Eminem is.
