Eminem Sets Time For ‘The Marshall Mathers LP’ 20th Anniversary Live Chat

    Eminem announced a listening party to celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Marshal Mathers LP last week. Now, he’s set a time.

    According to a recent tweet from Slim Shady, the event goes down on Wednesday (May 27) at 3 p.m. EST.

    “I’m in the live chat for #MMLP20 tomorrow at 3 PM ET and we’re droppin this hoodie for the Stans – text my number to get first access and an update on the the live chat.”

    The number to text is 313-666-7440.

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    [This article has been updated. The following was published on May 23, 2020.]

    Eminem’s third studio album, The Marshal Mathers LP, turned 20 on Saturday (May 23). To celebrate the milestone, the diamond-selling MC announced a listening party for the highly revered project via Twitter.

    “#MMLP20 ‘I used to give a fuck/now I could give a fuck less,” he wrote in the caption. “Stan drop, Listening party and I got a new number. hit the site for more info on the 20th Anniversary of The Marshall Mathers LP.”

    Once fans migrate over to Em’s website, they’re greeted with the telephone number — 313-666-7440 — and instructed to text “Eminem’s number” to get first access to MMLP20 music and anniversary collections “later this year.”

    Handwritten lyrics on scraps of notebook paper  are prominently displayed beside it.

     

    As for the listening party, it all goes down on Wednesday (May 27) and Slim Shady will be answering fan questions in the live chat, but the start time is “TBA.”

    Other 20th anniversary goodies include newly remastered videos from the MMLP era, including “The Real Slim Shady,” The Way I Am” and both the long and short versions of “Stan” featuring Dido.

    #ThrowbackThursdays: Eminem Unleashed "The Marshall Mathers LP" In 2000

    The Marshall Mathers LP debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart where it remained for a consecutive eight weeks. It sold over 1.78 million copies in its first week, making it one of the fastest-selling albums in the United States.

    The album also earned a rare diamond certification from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for selling over 10 million copies. To date, the project has sold well over 25 million copies and is one of the best-selling albums of all time.

    Revisit The Marshall Mathers LP below.

    27 thoughts on “Eminem Sets Time For ‘The Marshall Mathers LP’ 20th Anniversary Live Chat

      1. Cheer up mate it’s not the end of life. I am glad to be much more grown now. I have knowledge I can apply to my life I couldn’t in the past.

        1. That’s true bro. I’m not even that old, I was pretty young when this came out. I’m definitely a lot wiser than I used to be. I just feel like time is going by quicker than I like. Guess we just gotta make the most of it.

      2. Still remember when this shit leaked. Burned it to a CD-R (lol) and listened to it practically non-stop until the real thing dropped at stores. Em’s best, IMO

    1. That Kim song was one of the things that made The Marshall Mathers LP what it is – classically unique.

    2. Classic album. Slim shady lp to 8 mile is the greatest 3 year run by any rapper ever. Everything was fire and unique.

    3. I have a serious question. If rap literally means ‘rhythm and poetry’ and rhythm is only found in black dna, then how can eminem be the best rapper if hes missing half the equation?

          1. Following your own argumentation and criteria (which is bs) I guess every white musician ever got some black dna in them. Makes sense since the original man is from Africa right? Now talk about something else with yo dumbass.

            1. Youve posted this twice now, but your the one whos.wrong dumb ass. White man doesnt descend from Africa, they dont even come.from this planet. So wake the.fuck up and go do some research you butt hurt whiteboy. Gtfo.

            2. Typical white response. Go do some research and youll quickly find we dont all.trace back to africa…lol…what a joke.

            3. @B your mistake you made (twice by the way) is that you assume every white artist whos ever made music has rhythm. None of them do by the way. Theres a big difference between music with/without rhythm. I can tell, the whole world can tell and even you can tell thw difference. Stop crying over facts.

      1. Using your own arguments and criteria (which is complete bs) my answer is that every white musician ever must have black DNA in their bodies which makes sense since the original man was from Africa. Now, gtfo.

        1. Every white person ever must have black dna?? Lol here we go again, are u white people ever gonna stop stealing from blacks?

    4. I’m black and the thought a white guy being a better rapper than the majority of my own people gives me explosive diarrhea.

      1. Im black and actually don’t care for Eminem . That being said , the comment above did have me actually laughing out loud . Props.

    5. I’d pay good money to hear some unreleased Em material recorded between 2000 and 2004, back when he was cool and not making pop hits for teenage girls who hate their parents.

    6. While the world’s eggin’ him on, I’m beggin’ him to stop it /
      Playin’ his old shit, knowin’ he won’t top it

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