Eminem's response to Marco Rubio's 'Marshall Law' tweet leaves fans disappointed

Florida senator Marco Rubio on Monday used his Twitter account to address the rumors regarding martial law being imposed in the country to fight coronavirus.

"Please stop spreading stupid rumors about marshall law.

COMPLETELY FALSE

We will continue to see closings & restrictions on hours of non-essential businesses in certain cities & states. But that is NOT marshall law," he tweeted.

In the process, he misspelled the word martial, which he spelled as marshall,  and got people thinking that Eminem, real name Marshall Mathers was going to release a new surprise album titled "Marshall law".

Hundreds of tweets were posted by Slim Shady fans when radio host Dean Obeidallah pointed out the mistake in the senator's tweet.

"Marshall Law" became a trending topic on Twitter with people posting funny messages.

Hours later, Marco Rubio took to Twitter to apologize for for mistake.I meant to type stupid rumors about marital law not marshall law. My bad," he wrote.

Taking notice of the social media trend, Eminem himself retweeted Marco Rubios' comments with a comment "Sorry, guys... Marshall Law: not a thing".

Some fans felt disappointed that Marshall Law was not gonna be another  surprise album by the Detroit rapper.