Eminem, whose full name is Marshall Bruce Mathers III, was born on October 17, 1972, in St. Joseph, Missouri, United States, and is 53 years old. He is an American rapper, songwriter, record producer and actor who became one of the most influential figures in hip-hop. Eminem began pursuing rap professionally in the late 1980s and gained mainstream attention after releasing The Slim Shady LP in 1999. His music is known for complex rhyme schemes, rapid delivery, storytelling, dark humor and deeply personal themes. Throughout his career, he has released numerous successful albums and collaborated with artists including Dr. Dre, Rihanna, 50 Cent, Nate Dogg, Ed Sheeran, Sia, Pink, Skylar Grey and Juice WRLD.
Quick Facts
Full Name: Marshall Bruce Mathers III
Date of Birth: October 17, 1972
Age: 53
Birthplace: St. Joseph, Missouri, United States
Nationality: American
Profession: Rapper, songwriter, record producer, actor
Genres: Hip-hop, hardcore hip-hop, rap rock
Active Since: 1988
Eminem Songs
Eminem has one of the most extensive catalogs in hip-hop, spanning more than three decades. His official discography includes studio albums, soundtrack projects, compilation albums, collaborative projects, deluxe editions and numerous songs recorded with other artists. His most recognizable songs include “My Name Is,” “Stan,” “Lose Yourself,” “Without Me,” “Mockingbird,” “Not Afraid,” “Love the Way You Lie,” “Rap God,” “The Monster” and “Houdini.”
Complete Unique Eminem Song List
- Infinite
- It’s OK
- Tonite
- 313
- Maxine
- Open Mic
- Never 2 Far
- Searchin
- Backstabber
- Jealousy Woes II
- Low Down, Dirty
- Just Don’t Give a Fuck
- My Name Is
- Guilty Conscience
- Brain Damage
- If I Had
- ’97 Bonnie & Clyde
- Role Model
- My Fault
- Cum on Everybody
- Rock Bottom
- Just Don’t Give a Fuck
- As the World Turns
- I’m Shady
- Bad Meets Evil
- Still Don’t Give a Fuck
- Kill You
- Stan
- Who Knew
- The Way I Am
- The Real Slim Shady
- Remember Me?
- I’m Back
- Marshall Mathers
- Drug Ballad
- Amityville
- Kim
- Under the Influence
- Criminal
- Square Dance
- Business
- Cleanin’ Out My Closet
- Square Dance
- Say Goodbye Hollywood
- When the Music Stops
- Superman
- Hailie’s Song
- Steve Berman
- Sing for the Moment
- Till I Collapse
- My Dad’s Gone Crazy
- Without Me
- Lose Yourself
- Rabbit Run
- 8 Mile
- Love Me
- Rap Game
- Patiently Waiting
- Don’t Push Me
- Renegade
- Never Enough
- Like Toy Soldiers
- Mosh
- Mockingbird
- Encore
- Yellow Brick Road
- Evil Deeds
- Big Weenie
- Just Lose It
- Ass Like That
- Spend Some Time
- Crazy in Love
- One Shot 2 Shot
- Encore
- We As Americans
- Love You More
- Ricky Ticky Toc
- Public Enemy #1
- No Apologies
- Beautiful
- Crack a Bottle
- We Made You
- 3 a.m.
- My Mom
- Insane
- Bagpipes from Baghdad
- Hello
- Same Song & Dance
- Medicine Ball
- Stay Wide Awake
- Old Time’s Sake
- Must Be the Ganja
- Deja Vu
- Beautiful
- Underground
- Drop the Bomb on ‘Em
- Not Afraid
- Going Through Changes
- On Fire
- Won’t Back Down
- W.T.P.
- No Love
- Space Bound
- Cinderella Man
- 25 to Life
- So Bad
- Almost Famous
- Love the Way You Lie
- You’re Never Over
- Untitled
- Ridaz
- Session One
- Fast Lane
- Lighters
- Above the Law
- Welcome 2 Hell
- Take from Me
- I’m on Everything
- A Kiss
- Echo
- The Reunion
- My Life
- Headlights
- Survival
- Berzerk
- Rap God
- Brainless
- Asshole
- Rhyme or Reason
- So Much Better
- Survival
- Legacy
- Love Game
- Evil Twin
- Groundhog Day
- Don’t Front
- Bezerk
- The Monster
- Guts Over Fear
- Kings Never Die
- Phenomenal
- Fall
- Chloraseptic
- Framed
- Offended
- In Your Head
- Castle
- Arose
- The Ringer
- Greatest
- Lucky You
- Paul
- Normal
- Em Calls Paul
- Stepping Stone
- Not Alike
- Kamikaze
- Fall
- Venom
- Good Guy
- Nice Guy
- Killshot
- Darkness
- Godzilla
- You Gon’ Learn
- Those Kinda Nights
- In Too Deep
- Leaving Heaven
- Yah Yah
- Stepdad
- Marsh
- Never Love Again
- Little Engine
- Lock It Up
- Farewell
- No Regrets
- I Will
- Alfred
- Black Magic
- Alfred’s Theme
- Tone Deaf
- Book of Rhymes
- Favorite Bitch
- Guns Blazing
- Gnat
- Higher
- These Demons
- Key
- She Loves Me
- Killer
- Zeus
- Thus Far
- Discombobulated
- Alfred’s Theme
- From the D 2 the LBC
- The King and I
- Realest
- Jimmy, Brian and Mike
- Tobey
- Houdini
- Renaissance
- Habits
- Trouble
- Brand New Dance
- Evil
- All You Got
- Lucifer
- Antichrist
- Fuel
- Road Rage
- Houdini
- Temporary
- Bad One
- Tobey
- Somebody Save Me
- Somebody Save Me (Extended Version)
Eminem Albums and Songs
Infinite
Released in 1996, Infinite was Eminem’s debut studio album and introduced his early underground rap style. The project was recorded before his mainstream breakthrough and provides an important look at the lyrical and technical foundation of his later career.
Complete official tracklist:
- Infinite
- W.E.G.O.
- It’s OK
- Tonite
- 313
- Maxine
- Open Mic
- Never 2 Far
- Searchin
- Backstabber
- Jealousy Woes II
The Slim Shady LP
Released in 1999, The Slim Shady LP was Eminem’s major-label breakthrough and established the Slim Shady character. The album combined dark humor, controversial storytelling, intricate wordplay and Dr. Dre’s production, with “My Name Is” becoming his first major mainstream hit.
Complete official tracklist:
- Public Service Announcement
- My Name Is
- Guilty Conscience
- Brain Damage
- Paul
- If I Had
- ’97 Bonnie & Clyde
- Bitch
- Role Model
- Lounge
- My Fault
- Ken Kaniff
- Cum on Everybody
- Rock Bottom
- Just Don’t Give a Fuck
- Soap
- As the World Turns
- I’m Shady
- Bad Meets Evil
- Still Don’t Give a Fuck
The Marshall Mathers LP
Released in 2000, The Marshall Mathers LP became one of Eminem’s most commercially successful and critically acclaimed albums. It contains major songs such as “Stan,” “The Real Slim Shady,” “The Way I Am,” “Marshall Mathers” and “Criminal.”
Complete official tracklist:
- Public Service Announcement 2000
- Kill You
- Stan
- Paul
- Who Knew
- Steve Berman
- The Way I Am
- The Real Slim Shady
- Remember Me?
- I’m Back
- Marshall Mathers
- Ken Kaniff
- Drug Ballad
- Amityville
- Bitch Please II
- Kim
- Under the Influence
- Criminal
The Eminem Show
Released in 2002, The Eminem Show continued Eminem’s rise as one of the biggest names in hip-hop. The album addressed fame, family, politics, relationships and the pressures of celebrity while producing hits such as “Without Me,” “Cleanin’ Out My Closet,” “Superman” and “Sing for the Moment.”
Complete official tracklist:
- Curtains Up
- White America
- Business
- Cleanin’ Out My Closet
- Square Dance
- The Kiss
- Soldier
- Say Goodbye Hollywood
- Drips
- Without Me
- Paul Rosenberg
- Sing for the Moment
- Superman
- Hailie’s Song
- Steve Berman
- When the Music Stops
- Say What You Say
- ‘Till I Collapse
- My Dad’s Gone Crazy
- Curtains Close
Encore
Released in 2004, Encore combined Eminem’s characteristic humor and provocative writing with more serious material. The album produced popular songs including “Mockingbird,” “Like Toy Soldiers,” “Just Lose It” and “Ass Like That.”
Complete official tracklist:
- Curtains Up
- Evil Deeds
- Never Enough
- Yellow Brick Road
- Like Toy Soldiers
- Mosh
- Puke
- My 1st Single
- Paul
- Rain Man
- Big Weenie
- Em Calls Paul
- Just Lose It
- Ass Like That
- Spend Some Time
- Mockingbird
- Crazy in Love
- One Shot 2 Shot
- Final Thought
- Encore
Deluxe edition additional tracks:
- We As Americans
- Love You More
- Ricky Ticky Toc
Relapse
Released in 2009, Relapse marked Eminem’s return after a period away from recording and touring. The album leaned heavily into dark themes, horror-inspired storytelling and elaborate accents, with songs such as “Crack a Bottle,” “Beautiful” and “3 a.m.”
Complete official tracklist:
- Dr. West
- 3 a.m.
- My Mom
- Insane
- Bagpipes from Baghdad
- Hello
- Tonya
- Same Song & Dance
- We Made You
- Medicine Ball
- Paul
- Stay Wide Awake
- Old Time’s Sake
- Must Be the Ganja
- Mr. Mathers
- Deja Vu
- Beautiful
- Crack a Bottle
- Steve Berman
- Underground
Relapse: Refill
Released in 2009 as an expanded edition of Relapse, Relapse: Refill added seven previously unreleased songs to the original project. The expanded edition includes “Forever,” “Hell Breaks Loose,” “Elevator” and “Taking My Ball.”
Additional official tracks:
- Forever
- Hell Breaks Loose
- Buffalo Bill
- Elevator
- Taking My Ball
- Music Box
- Drop the Bomb on ‘Em
Recovery
Released in 2010, Recovery represented a more reflective stage in Eminem’s career. The album moved away from some of the exaggerated character work of Relapse and focused more heavily on resilience, personal struggles and rebuilding his career.
Complete official tracklist:
- Cold Wind Blows
- Talkin’ 2 Myself
- On Fire
- Won’t Back Down
- W.T.P.
- Going Through Changes
- Not Afraid
- Seduction
- No Love
- Space Bound
- Cinderella Man
- 25 to Life
- So Bad
- Almost Famous
- Love the Way You Lie
- You’re Never Over
- Untitled
Deluxe edition additional track:
- Ridaz
- Session One
Hell: The Sequel — Bad Meets Evil
Released in 2011, Hell: The Sequel was Eminem’s collaborative EP with Royce da 5’9″ under their Bad Meets Evil name. The project reunited the two rappers and included guest appearances from Bruno Mars, Slaughterhouse and other artists.
Complete official tracklist:
- Welcome 2 Hell
- Fast Lane
- The Reunion
- Above the Law
- I’m on Everything
- A Kiss
- Lighters
- Take from Me
- Loud Noises
- Living Proof
- Echo
- Radio
- I’m on Everything
Eminem Albums and Songs — Part 2
The Marshall Mathers LP 2
Released in 2013, The Marshall Mathers LP 2 revisited themes and ideas from Eminem’s earlier work while presenting a more mature version of his sound. The album includes “Rap God,” “Berzerk,” “Headlights” and “The Monster” with Rihanna.
Complete official tracklist:
- Bad Guy
- Parking Lot
- Rhyme or Reason
- So Much Better
- Survival
- Legacy
- Asshole
- Berzerk
- Rap God
- Brainless
- Stronger Than I Was
- The Monster
- So Far…
- Love Game
- Headlights
- Evil Twin
Deluxe edition additional tracks:
- Baby
- Desperation
- Groundhog Day
- Beautiful Pain
- Wicked Ways
Revival
Released in 2017, Revival explored Eminem’s personal experiences, political commentary and changing place in popular culture. The album included collaborations with Beyoncé, Ed Sheeran, Alicia Keys, Pink, Kehlani and Skylar Grey.
Complete official tracklist:
- Walk on Water — featuring Beyoncé
- Believe
- Chloraseptic — featuring Phresher
- Untouchable
- River — featuring Ed Sheeran
- Remind Me
- Like Home — featuring Alicia Keys
- Bad Husband — featuring X Ambassadors
- Tragic Endings — featuring Skylar Grey
- Framed
- Nowhere Fast — featuring Kehlani
- Heat
- Offended
- Need Me — featuring P!nk
- In Your Head
- Castle
- Arose
Kamikaze
Released in 2018, Kamikaze was a surprise album that returned Eminem to a more aggressive battle-rap style. The album addresses criticism of his previous work and includes “Lucky You,” “Fall,” “Not Alike,” “Venom” and the diss track “Killshot” as an associated standalone release.
Complete official tracklist:
- The Ringer
- Greatest
- Lucky You — featuring Joyner Lucas
- Paul
- Normal
- Em Calls Paul
- Stepping Stone
- Not Alike — featuring Royce da 5’9″
- Kamikaze
- Fall
- Nice Guy — featuring Jessie Reyez
- Good Guy — featuring Jessie Reyez
- Venom
Music to Be Murdered By
Released in 2020, Music to Be Murdered By was a surprise album inspired in part by Alfred Hitchcock and built around themes of violence, fame, controversy and social issues. The project features numerous guest artists, including Ed Sheeran, Juice WRLD, Skylar Grey, Anderson .Paak and Young M.A.
Complete official tracklist:
- Premonition
- Unaccommodating — featuring Young M.A
- You Gon’ Learn — featuring Royce da 5’9″ and White Gold
- Alfred
- Those Kinda Nights — featuring Ed Sheeran
- In Too Deep
- Godzilla — featuring Juice WRLD
- Darkness
- Leaving Heaven — featuring Skylar Grey
- Yah Yah — featuring Royce da 5’9″, Black Thought, Q-Tip and Denaun
- Stepdad
- Marsh
- Never Love Again
- Little Engine
- Lock It Up — featuring Anderson .Paak
- Farewell
- No Regrets — featuring Don Toliver
- I Will — featuring KXNG Crooked, Royce da 5’9″ and Joell Ortiz
- Alfred
Deluxe edition — Music to Be Murdered By: Side B
- Alfred
- Black Magic — featuring Skylar Grey
- Alfred’s Theme
- Tone Deaf
- Book of Rhymes — featuring Denaun
- Favorite Bitch — featuring Ty Dolla $ign
- Guns Blazing — featuring Dr. Dre and Sly Pyper
- Gnat
- Higher
- These Demons — featuring MAJ
- Key
- She Loves Me
- Killer
- Zeus — featuring White Gold
- Thus Far
- Discombobulated
Curtain Call: The Hits
Released in 2005, Curtain Call: The Hits is Eminem’s first major greatest-hits compilation. It brings together many of his biggest songs from his early albums and includes several tracks recorded specifically for the compilation.
Complete official tracklist:
- Intro
- Fack
- The Way I Am
- My Name Is
- Stan
- Lose Yourself
- Shake That — featuring Nate Dogg
- Sing for the Moment
- Without Me
- Like Toy Soldiers
- The Real Slim Shady
- Mockingbird
- Guilty Conscience
- Cleanin’ Out My Closet
- Just Lose It
- When I’m Gone
- Stan — featuring Elton John
Curtain Call 2
Released in 2022, Curtain Call 2 is a second major greatest-hits compilation covering Eminem’s later career. It includes songs from Relapse, Recovery, The Marshall Mathers LP 2, Revival, Kamikaze and Music to Be Murdered By, along with major collaborations.
Selected complete-era tracklist:
- Crack a Bottle
- My Life
- Forever
- Berzerk
- Rap God
- Headlights
- Guts Over Fear
- Deja Vu
- Survival
- Beautiful
- Kings Never Die
- Phenomenal
- Fall
- River
- Nowhere Fast
- Chloraseptic
- Walk on Water
- Lucky You
- Venom
- Darkness
- Godzilla
- Higher
- From the D 2 the LBC
- The King and I
- Farewell
- Fast Lane
- Lighters
The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce)
Released in 2024, The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce) became Eminem’s first studio album in several years and centered heavily on the conflict between Marshall Mathers and his controversial Slim Shady persona. The album includes “Houdini,” “Tobey,” “Fuel,” “Temporary” and “Somebody Save Me.”
Complete official tracklist:
- Renaissance
- Habits
- Trouble
- Brand New Dance
- Evil
- All You Got
- Lucifer
- Antichrist
- Fuel — featuring JID
- Road Rage — featuring Dem Jointz and White Gold
- Houdini
- Breaking News
- Guilty Conscience 2
- Head Honcho — featuring Ez Mil
- Temporary — featuring Skylar Grey
- Bad One — featuring White Gold
- Tobey — featuring Big Sean and BabyTron
- Guess Who’s Back
- Somebody Save Me — featuring Jelly Roll
Official Standalone Singles or Songs That Are Not Included on the Main Studio Albums
Eminem has released and appeared on many official songs outside his principal studio albums. Some became major soundtrack singles, while others were collaborations or diss tracks.
Major Standalone Songs
- Lose Yourself
- The Real Slim Shady
- When I’m Gone
- Shake That — featuring Nate Dogg
- Crack a Bottle — featuring Dr. Dre and 50 Cent
- Forever — Drake featuring Kanye West, Lil Wayne and Eminem
- Kings Never Die — Eminem featuring Gwen Stefani
- Guts Over Fear — Eminem featuring Sia
- Phenomenal
- Fall
- Killshot
- From the D 2 the LBC — Eminem featuring Snoop Dogg
- The King and I — Eminem featuring CeeLo Green
- Houdini
- Tobey — Eminem featuring Big Sean and BabyTron
- Face Down — featuring Eminem
Eminem Collaborations With Other Artists
Eminem has worked with artists across hip-hop, pop and rock. Some of his most notable official collaborations include:
- Forgot About Dre — Dr. Dre featuring Eminem
- What’s the Difference — Dr. Dre featuring Eminem and Xzibit
- Renegade — Jay-Z featuring Eminem
- Patiently Waiting — 50 Cent featuring Eminem
- Don’t Push Me — 50 Cent featuring Eminem and Lloyd Banks
- Encore — Jay-Z featuring Eminem
- Gatman & Robbin — 50 Cent featuring Eminem
- Crack a Bottle — Eminem featuring Dr. Dre and 50 Cent
- Love the Way You Lie — Eminem featuring Rihanna
- Love the Way You Lie Part II — Rihanna featuring Eminem
- The Monster — Eminem featuring Rihanna
- Rihanna — Eminem featuring Rihanna
- Kings Never Die — Eminem featuring Gwen Stefani
- River — Eminem featuring Ed Sheeran
- Those Kinda Nights — Eminem featuring Ed Sheeran
- Remember the Name — Ed Sheeran featuring Eminem and 50 Cent
- Walk on Water — Eminem featuring Beyoncé
- Need Me — P!nk featuring Eminem
- Revenge — P!nk featuring Eminem
- Forgot About Dre — Dr. Dre featuring Eminem
- Airplanes, Part II — B.o.B featuring Eminem and Hayley Williams
- Drop the World — Lil Wayne featuring Eminem
- My Life — 50 Cent featuring Eminem and Adam Levine
- Fast Lane — Bad Meets Evil
- Lighters — Bad Meets Evil featuring Bruno Mars
- From the D 2 the LBC — Eminem featuring Snoop Dogg
- The King and I — Eminem featuring CeeLo Green
- Godzilla — Eminem featuring Juice WRLD
- I Need a Doctor — Dr. Dre featuring Eminem and Skylar Grey
- Medicine Ball — Eminem
- No Love — Eminem featuring Lil Wayne
- Best Friend — Yelawolf featuring Eminem
- Calm Down — Busta Rhymes featuring Eminem
- Touchdown — T.I. featuring Eminem
- Speedom — Tech N9ne featuring Eminem and Krizz Kaliko
- Airplanes, Part II — B.o.B featuring Eminem and Hayley Williams
- Phenomenal — Eminem
- Killshot — Eminem
- Realest — Ez Mil featuring Eminem
- Lace It — Juice WRLD featuring Eminem and Benny Blanco
Final Wrap-Up
Eminem’s song catalog spans more than three decades, beginning with the underground Infinite and continuing through landmark albums such as The Slim Shady LP, The Marshall Mathers LP, The Eminem Show, Recovery, The Marshall Mathers LP 2, Music to Be Murdered By and The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce). Alongside his solo work, his extensive collaborations with artists including Dr. Dre, Rihanna, 50 Cent, Ed Sheeran, Snoop Dogg, Jay-Z, Beyoncé, Bruno Mars and Juice WRLD have made his catalog one of the broadest and most recognizable in modern hip-hop.
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