15 of Eminem’s best collaborations so far

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Marshall Mathers, aka the rap icon Eminem, has been gracing our ears with his standout music since 1996 after the release of his debut album ‘Infinite.’ Since then, he’s gone to achieve huge fame, including 10 UK Number 1 singles, winning 15 Grammy Awards, as well as selling over 220 million records – and, of course, he’s had some massive collabs along the way.

With such success, it’s no surprise that he’s worked with fellow huge names such as Ed Sheeran, Rihanna and Beyoncé to bring us some of the most epic collaborations. To celebrate the rapper’s success and career, we’ve picked out 15 of Eminem’s best collaborations so far.

What are Eminem’s biggest and best collaborations?

‘Guilty Conscience’ with Dr Dre

Released in 1999, ‘Guilty Conscience’ was Eminem’s first ever collaboration with Dr Dre. The track, which ended up reaching Number 1 in the UK and Number 56 in the US, came about after the pair bumped into each other at the gym and decided to write a song together.

‘Remember Me?’ with RBX and Sticky Fingaz

‘Remember Me?’ featured on Eminem’s ‘The Marshall Mathers’ LP in 2000, spending eight weeks at Number 1 in the US. Teaming up with RBX and Sticky Fingaz, the song sent shock waves through the music industry for its hardcore rap lyrics about women.

‘Renegade’ with Jay-Z

‘Renegade’ was a rap battle song between Eminem and Jay-Z on Jay-Z’s sixth studio album, ‘The Blueprint.’ The song was never released as a single.

‘Stan’ with Elton John

Originally a collaboration with Dido, ‘Stan’ has become well-known because of Eminem and Elton John’s performance of the song at the 2001 Grammy Awards. The song reached Number 1 in the UK.

‘Patiently Waiting’ with 50 Cent

‘Patiently Waiting’ was released in 2003 on 50 Cent’s ‘Get Rich or Die Tryin’ album. Eminem wrote the track, which led to him featuring on the record.

‘Go To Sleep’ with DMX and Obie Trice

In 2003, DMX and Obie Trice collaborated to rap about artists Eminem had beef with at the time, including Ja Rule and Benzino.

‘Airplanes, Part II’ with BoB and Hayley Williams

‘Airplanes, Part II’ was the second version release of ‘Airplane’ of BoB and Paramore’s Hayley Williams. It featured Eminem, taking the song to another level and introducing it to a bigger audience. The song went to Number 1 in the UK and Number 2 in the US.

‘Love The Way You Lie’ with Rihanna

In 2010, Eminem dropped his first collaboration with R&B icon Rihanna. ‘Love The Way You Lie’ reached Number 1 in 29 countries, including the US, and Number 2 in the UK. We’re hard to please in England, aren’t we?

‘No Love’ with Lil Wayne

‘No Love’ was also released in 2010, selling over one million digital copies of the single, and being named 8th best single of 2010 by Complex. The song charted at Number 23 in the UK and Number 9 in the US.

‘Monster’ with Rihanna

Three years after their successful debut collaboration, Eminem teamed back up with Rihanna to release the banger ‘Monster.’ Like ‘Love The Way You Lie’, it topped the charts in 29 countries, including the US and the UK.

‘Walk On Water’ with Beyoncé

Following a musical hiatus, Eminem came back with a bang in 2017 and released ‘Walk On Water’, a collaboration with Beyoncé. It was the lead single from Eminem’s ninth studio album, ‘Revival’, and landed in the Top 10 in both the UK and the US.

‘River’ with Ed Sheeran

Serving as the fifth single from his ninth album ‘Revival’, Eminem collaborated with the legendary Ed Sheeran on the track ‘River’ in December 2017. It’s no surprise that the song flew straight to the Number 1 spot in the UK Singles Chart.

‘Revenge’ with P!nk

P!nk and Eminem have collaborated together several times before including P!nk’s 2017 track ‘Revenge’ from her ‘Beautiful Trauma’ album. Other songs the two have worked on together include ‘Need Me’, ‘Won’t Back Down’ and ‘Here Comes the Weekend’.

Performing at Eminem’s induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, November 2022

‘Those Kinda Nights’ with Ed Sheeran

Eminem teamed up once again with Ed Sheeran for ‘Those Kinda Nights’, released as a single in 2020 and appearing on his 11th album ‘Music to Be Murdered By’. It’s been certified Silver in the UK and Gold in the US.

Super Bowl LVI Halftime Show with Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar, Mary J. Blige, and Snoop Dogg

Eminem performed at the Super Bowl LVI Halftime Show alongside Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar, Mary J. Blige, and Snoop Dogg. He got the crowd going with his amazing performance, rapping one of his biggest hits of all time – ‘Lose Yourself’.