Rapper Eminem has been spouting dangerous rhetoric towards Presidential candidate Donald Trump. Rhetoric that has a possibility of inspiring the recent attempts towards the President's life. 

Eminem has spent the past 7 to 8 years antagonizing Donald Trump every chance he gets. Antagonism that, mind you, is COMPLETELY unprovoked, Donald Trump has shown ZERO hostility towards the rapper. and the rapper KNOWS this.

Verbally attacking people who he knows can't "fight back" is familiar territory for the rapper...

And what do we call somebody who goes after people that cant defend themselves? a Bully. Eminem is a pathetic Bully that has been hinting at calls for violence towards Donald Trump. And Regardless of your political leanings, bullying and calls for violence is in DIRECT violation towards Spotify's platform rules.

[This is an excerpt directly from the Spotify's platform rules page]

( Please ignore if you are already familiar) 

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"Dangerous Content
Spotify is home to communities where people can create, express themselves, listen, share, learn, and be inspired. Don't promote violence, incite hatred, harass, bully, or engage in any other behavior that may place people at risk of serious physical harm or death. What to avoid:Content that advocates or glorifies serious physical harm towards an individual or group includes, but may not be limited to:

encouraging, promoting, or glorifying suicide and self-harm (if you or someone you know is struggling or thinking about self-harm, please see here for ways to get help)
inciting or threatening serious physical harm or acts of violence against a specific target or specific group"]

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What we ask is for Spotify to do the right thing and remove Eminem's music from their platform by November 1st, or else everybody that signs this petition will all unsubscribe on that very day.  Something I would imagine Spotify's shareholders wouldn't be too keen on...