Eight Mile Style, the publishing company that owns the rights to many of Eminem’s early records, recently notched a major legal victory in its lawsuit against New Zealand’s National Party. The political party used a sound-alike version of Em’s “Lose Yourself” in a campaign ad and was just ordered to pay roughly $415,000 to Eight Mile Style and Em himself.

While it’s great news for Eminem, some New Zealanders are taking the loss pretty hard. According to a report from The New Zealand Herald, the son of former NZ Prime Minister John Key (who is a member of the National Party) is gearing up to release a diss track aimed at Em. As the report states, John Key’s son Max Key is a DJ and musician who may also hold political ambitions.

In a post on Facebook, Max Key wrote, “Better start writing the bars that will avenge the National Party,” and promised he would drop a diss track if he reached 10,000 likes.

Although he recently passed that threshold, the song has yet to materialize Furthermore, Em isn’t even directly involved in the lawsuit, and plans to donate any money he receives to hurricane relief charities. Still, that doesn’t seem to be slowing down Key, who has also hinted at a future run for public office using #Key2044.

Genius recently broke down all the details of the lawsuit:

Until his track surfaces, you can read The New Zealand Herald’s full report here and read all the lyrics to Eminem’s biggest hits on Genius now.