In 2002, he got his own album, The Ken Kaniff Show, where it is confirmed that he is in fact, a pedophile. Outside of his roles within Eminem's skits and songs, he was given a place as one of the major characters on The Slim Shady Show, where he is portrayed as a skinny red-haired Caucasian in reality he is a dirty blond with a mustache that works for Krohn Media. Ken can later be heard on The Marshall Mathers LP 2 singing a parody of "Berzerk" in a bathroom at the end of "Wicked Ways" on the deluxe version and the end of "Evil Twin" on the standard edition album. He apparently accompanies his freestyle with a tap dance. On Relapse, he is also presented on the outro of the album in a skit at the end of the song "Underground," where he once again parodies songs from the album ( Relapse + Relapse: Refill songs "My Mom" and "We Made You") in a session of people struggling with some kind of dependency. On The Eminem Show, the character appears in a skit called "Curtains Close", where he steps up to an empty stage with no audience and parodies the intro of the song, "Without Me" in the microphone, changing the words to sound homosexual. He appears on the song, "Criminal," saying "amen" when Eminem tells him to give him an "amen". On The Slim Shady LP, Ken has his own skit in which he calls Eminem and proposes to him multiple gay practices in a hotel room on which Eminem just laughs and also Eminem mentions rapper Cage (with whom he had beef at the time) when he asks Ken, "Yo, who is this, Cage?" On Madd Rapper's album, "Tell 'Em Why U Madd" in 1999, he appears in intro of the 9th track of album, "Stir Crazy." He returns on The Marshall Mathers LP, once again in a skit named after him, where he receives fellatio by Shaggy and Jay - this skit is the, therefore, diss against the group, Insane Clown Posse. Ken is portrayed as having an expansive imagination coupled alongside a distinctly psychopathic mind state which rationalizes both pedophilia and an irrational hate for minor authority figures. The character, as he appears on The Marshall Mathers LP, has since been voiced exclusively by Eminem, while Aristotle's original version of Ken still exists as a bisexual, adult male still attending high school. However, a dispute between him and Eminem resulted in both artists severing ties.
Gloc-9) on the skit "Ken Kaniff" on The Slim Shady LP. He was originally made and voiced by Aristotle (a.k.a. Ken Kaniff aka Ken Kenneth (Tony Maloney Rose) is a recurring character in skits and, initially, songs on Eminem's albums. You can help Eminem Wiki by organizing it
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