Eminem skipped over a pointed lyric about mom Debbie Nelson while onstage, as he typically does when performing the song "Without Me."

Deborah Rae Nelson was born on Jan. 6, 1955, to Betty Hixson and Bob Nelson. She and Eminem’s father, Marshall Mathers Jr., performed in a band called Daddy Warbucks and married when she was a teenager. At 17, on Oct. 17, 1972, she gave birth to her son Marshall after more than 72 hours of labor.

The 'My Mom' rapper recently changed the famous lyric during a live performance after the death of his mother.

Eminem returned to the stage at the Abu Dhabi F1 Grand Prix following his mom Debbie Nelson's death, opting not to say her name while performing his 2002 single "Without Me."

According to a report, Eminem left out the lyric “F–k you Debbie” during his set for his 2002 track, “Without Me.” Eminem’s half-brother, Nate Mathers, previously revealed he was struggling over their mom’s passing.

I love you very much.” Nelson was also the culinary inspiration behind Mom’s Spaghetti, which started as a lyric from the Oscar-winning song “Lose Yourself” before turning into a pop-up restaurant and pasta sauce brand.

Eminem subtly honored his late mother, Debbie Nelson, by omitting a controversial lyric during his Abu Dhabi concert.

Eminem seemed to have subtly acknowledged news of his mother’s death during a performance at the Yas Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi on Sunday. The rapper’s mother, Debbie Nelson, passed away on Dec. 2 after a battle with lung cancer.