A decade of dominance for Eminem

[mecuryball]

I put on Kill You, then I played Kim, they were like And they just said "oh no, we like LTWYL better" lol

they don't know what they're missing.

[rinnie1207]

I put on Kill You, then I played Kim, they were like And they just said "oh no, we like LTWYL better" lol

they don't know what they're missing.

Yup, so true

[buffalo bill]

Anyone born after 1994 or so really is just learning of Em's greatness now, with Recovery. That's why all the Justin Bieber fans, who are mostly under 17, all love him now..it's like they're discovering a new artist.

Sometimes I almost feel like I've been listening to this great underground rapper Eminem all my life and now he is finally blowing up

[Manly Moose]

did no one read what was written about that "Top 10" voting, it was the votes from 3,000 people, it's not all his fans or some big poll just a small sample from a website i never even heard of, but still a good poll in the sense that some of his best were on there.

Here's some facts I remember that wouldn't be listed:

-8 Mile had the 3rd highest grossing opening weekend for a rated-R movie when it came out
Also: I believe it made 82 million in sales it's first week out on dvd, could be wrong or remembered that wrong, but at $20 or higher, 4 million copies seems feasible.

-The 8 Mile Soundtrack was the first soundtrack to EVER spend consecutive weeks at #1, which has since been done again and broken.
--Also, whats even more amazing, it did it TWICE. It's 7th and 8th weeks out, it was #1 also

-The Eminem Show hit #1 on the charts once again in it's 14th week, just a cool fact

-He had the #1 Movie (8 Mile), Single (Lose Yourself), and Album, well sorta (8 Mile Soundtrack), since it was a various artists idk if that "counts", but even still, The Eminem Show that week was also #7 on the charts.
I'm not sure if anyone else has, but I think so, done that with topping all 3 charts

No it isnt. Your forgetting Prince's Purple Rain soundtrack.

[Emadyville]

Wow...that's actually an amazing career What a fuckin decade, I'm so glad to have been able to witness it all, I really am. I feel bad for kids born near the end of the decade, or halfway through. They'll never understand.

actually both are good points, glad i could witness it, too bad i became a fan (stan ) when mmlp dropped and never knew of him before the real slim shady, tho i bumped devil without a cuase like a motherfucker and he was on that album