Aspiring rapper Kyle Spratt wants to be a rapper, so he called Eminem . But did we mention the part where he stole Kim Mathers' cell phone from the Windsor bingo hall where he worked to get his number?

That little detail earned Spratt, 18, of Windsor a visit from the boys in blue, the Windsor Star reported Wednesday. But what really bothers him is when he finally got around to calling the rapper -- whom he says he idolized and molded his personal rap style after -- he says Em put on a fake voice and shooed him off the phone.

"I thought he'd be impressed by the risk I took," Spratt told The Detroit News Thursday.

Spratt took his frustration to the recording studio, where he laid down a diss track against his former hero, called "Slim Sellout." In the profanity-laden song, Spratt attacks Eminem as well as Em's ex-wife. To hear it , CLICK HERE.

Spratt has not been charged with a crime, though he says he did lose his job at the bingo hall. Still, he says depending on the incident's end result, he'd consider doing it again.

"If this exposure keeps growing, and I get my music somewhere with it, then hell, yeah, I'd do it again," Spratt says.