Eminem fans are outraged because the rapper is delaying the release of his new song “Tobey” after telling his fans it would be released at midnight

Eminem fans were furious after the rapper postponed the release of his new song “Tobey.”

The 51-year-old artist whetted his fans’ appetite on Monday when he revealed that his new single would be released at midnight.

But after disappointed fans waited hours to hear the song for the first time, it was never released.

On X (formerly known as Twitter), fans vented their anger and tagged the rapper’s social media accounts to speak out.

Some comments read: “I refresh everything to see Tobey’s song and realize Eminem didn’t release it.”

“Eminem, we’re waiting. It’s almost 4 a.m. here.”

“Yo where the fuck is your new single man? We civilized boys stop moving like you Kanye @Eminem”

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“WHERE THE HELL IS TOBEY??????”

“Wait, isn’t Eminem supposed to come out today?”

In his latest song “Houdini,” released last month, Eminem insulted his own children, Hailie Jade Scott (28), Alaina Scott (31) and Stevie Laine Scott (22).

Although he refers to his children, whom he has with ex-wife Kim Scott, as “brats” in the new song, the rapper’s brood didn’t seem to mind, as all three appeared in the music video for the single.

In “Houdini,” the superstar joked about Hailie, Alaina and Stevie in a single, astonishing verse.

“Fuck my own kids, they’re brats / They can leave, them and all of you / Even you, Paul (his longtime manager Paul Rosenberg), got two balls the size of RuPaul’s,” raps the “Lose Yourself” hitmaker.

“Houdini” is the first single from the 15-time Grammy winner’s upcoming album “The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce),” which will be released this summer.

In the song, Eminem also takes aim at Megan Thee Stallion, alluding to the 2020 incident in which rapper Tory Lanez shot her in the foot.

In a verse from Houdini, he asks, “If I asked Megan Thee Stallion to collaborate with me, would I really have a chance at performing?”

There were quick, fierce reactions on social media: fans condemned the Oscar winner for apparently making fun of Megan Thee Stallion’s “traumatic” experience.

“Fuck this guy. Men love to instigate traumatic moments in women’s lives for attention. Leave Megan alone,” posted one fan.

“This is so random and gross. Did he think he ate something or what?” wrote one, with another chiming in: “This is such a child’s play. It’s so unbelievably pathetic.”

One X user shared, “Eminem’s career is largely based on shocking and provoking a certain audience… To take aim at Megan Thee Stallion at 51? You’re completely clueless.”