If you're a Stan and you jumped on Twitter today, you got a scare as "ripeminem" has been trending.

But the hashtag seems to have nothing to do with Eminem's issues with Machine Gun Kelly, Nick Cannon, Lord Jamar or a life of excess ending a life early.

It all appears to be some kind of a joke in which the K-Pop Twitter mob declares a celebrity dead and then posts other photos of celebrities that look sorta like him.

#ripeminem Rest in Peace Em, can't believe he's really gone 😔🙏 pic.twitter.com/Xf6wg9Ll5x

— Jacob (@JacobisStupid_) August 18, 2020

rest in piece emily 😞❤️🙏🏻i’ll miss you forever 😓‼️#ripeminem pic.twitter.com/ik9tiL6HGw

— OLLIE (@jupigan) August 18, 2020

#ripeminem You’ll forever be in our hearts. pic.twitter.com/GoH15FFGbN

— 𝙶𝚊𝚑𝚛𝚊𝚑𝚙𝚊𝚑𝚝𝚊🦗🇨🇴 (@gahrahpahta) August 18, 2020

Omg i just heard the news 💔#ripeminem fly high angel you will be missed 💔💔 pic.twitter.com/37WtOqdF1T

— Rose 💕💕 (@_PunQueen) August 18, 2020

Me checking twitter to make sure Eminem is okay #ripeminem pic.twitter.com/Mr9geL7TT1

— Seth (@SethShaffer) August 18, 2020

BRUH I THOUGHT EMINEM ACTUALLY DIED CAUSE IT’S 2020 AND ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN BUT IT’S JUST YALL PLAYING TOO MUCH AGAIN
#ripeminem pic.twitter.com/NzUrhGFA5c

— JoJo⁷❂#BLM (@jojosuniverze) August 18, 2020

How I looked when Twitter made me think Eminem died.

#ripeminem pic.twitter.com/OP7lviqIB4

— Who Is It This Time (@WhoIsItThisTime) August 18, 2020

So the Stans can breathe a sigh of relief.  Eminem is not dead.