HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Eminem is dissing Mariah Carey again.
The 36-year-old rapper debuted a new song Thursday titled "The Warning," in which he continues an ongoing feud that began earlier this year with his track "Bagpipes From Baghdad."
Eminem's latest attack maintains the rapper's stance that he once had a romantic relationship with Carey, a claim that both she and her current husband, Nick Cannon, have denied.
In his new verbal assault, Eminem raps that he's more pissed off than ever.
"Only reason I dissed you in the first place is because you denied seeing me. Now I'm pissed off," opens Eminem.
"You wanna hear something wick wack?/ I got the same exact [tattoo] that's on Nick's back," the Detroit rapper continues.
Eminem then goes on to describe his one alleged sexual encounter with Carey, while also threatening to reveal personal pictures and phone message that he has of the music diva.
"Oh gee, is that supposed to be me in the video with the goatee?/ Wow Mariah, didn't expect ya to go b---s out./ B---h, shut the f--- up before I put all those phone calls out/ You made to my house/ When you was wilding out/ Before Nick, when you was on my di--."
He also takes another shot at Cannon by rapping: "[If] you gonna ruin my career, you better get one." 
Cannon came to the defense of his wife shortly after "Bagpipes From Baghdad" surfaced, saying the controversial rapper is "still obsessed with my wife, the same female that wouldn't let him get to second base from 8 years ago."
"Man to man, let's meet up and deal with this like adults," wrote Cannon on his blog. "This is my invitation to you, whenever and wherever you like sir. So when you come out of your introverted hiding place and ask your bodyguards if you can go out and play by yourself, I'm here Pimp!"
"So, Miss Marshall, I'm going to make you wish you never spoke my name and regret the ungodly things you said about my wife," he continued. "Your legacy has now been tainted from this day forth! You will now be known as the rapper who lost to corny-ass Nick Cannon!"
Carey later responded by seemingly-mocking Eminem in her "Obsessed" video when she dressed as a male-stalker baring a striking resemblance to Slim Shady. Carey later denied the rapper was a target in the video.
"Everybody started having their own speculations about who the stalker [in the video] was," she told MTV News. I'm like, look, when I look at that stalker and me with the beard and the whole nine yards, I look like my cousin Chris. I do. I look like my brother and my cousin Chris. So basically, you know, all the speculation about who I'm playing in the video, it's not accurate."
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