Eminem provoked outrage with The Marshall Mathers LP, which was notorious for its offensive lyrics. Now it has become an even ...

The Detroit MC’s new Marshall Mathers LP 2, designed to be a direct continuation of 2000’s seminal Marshall Mathers LP, puts him definitively in the category of so-called #DADRAP. Early in his ...

Twenty years after its release, Eminem's "The Marshall Mathers LP" remains a high water mark for the Detroit rapper, an alternately caustic, shocking, angry, nauseating, thrilling statement from ...

But there’s too much anger on The Marshall Mathers LP for it to be just a calculated scheme to win fans. Eminem is a kid who was brutally beaten up in school and raised by a mother who recently ...

The Marshall Mathers LP 2, featuring Rihanna, Kendrick Lamar, and executive producers Dr. Dre and Rick Rubin, offers a second helping of the celeb-hating, self-deprecating juvenalia of Eminem’s ...

Once I had the direction that I wanted to go, and you know calling it The Marshall Mathers LP 2, obviously I knew that there might be certain expectations. Like, I wouldn’t want to just call it ...

While listening to The Marshall Mathers LP 2 with these past lyrics in mind, it becomes increasingly difficult to not view it as a long suicide note for Eminem (not Marshall Mathers).

Thirteen years after the highly acclaimed original landed on shelves, The Marshall Mathers LP 2, out Nov. 5, arrives at a time of turbulent industry transformations. Characterizing the rapper’s ...

That was when he released The Marshall Mathers LP, a sophomore album that features Slim Shady transition from national curiosity to global superstar. Riddled with playful, demented rhymes and ...

In the interview, Em acknowledges the high expectations he placed on this album given the title and says this is the hardest he’s ever worked in his life: Calling it The Marshall Mathers LP 2 ...

Eminem dropped The Marshall Mathers LP and it was an instant hit. The album shattered records and sold an astonishing 1.78 ...

His next album, The Marshall Mathers LP, released in 2000, would break all sorts of sales records and solidify his spot as one of the best rappers to ever hold a microphone. Nearly a quarter ...