Eminem’s grip on the UK charts is unshakable. Five of his albums are lighting up the Official Hip Hop and R&B Albums Chart, with his timeless classics The Eminem Show and The Marshall Mathers LP stealing the show. Here’s why Shady’s legacy is still buzzing in April 2025.
Hip Hop and R&B Albums Chart: The Breakdown
- “The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce)”: Holding steady at No. 17, down just one spot from last week. Released in 2024, it’s still vibing 37 weeks in, proving Eminem’s latest work keeps fans hooked.
- “Curtain Call: The Hits”: Slipping five places to No. 20, but who cares? It’s celebrating a mind-blowing 900 weeks on the chart—nearly 17 years of staying power. That’s a milestone only legends hit.
- “The Eminem Show”: Leaping six spots to No. 25, this 2002 gem’s got legs—656 weeks and counting. Fans can’t quit it.
- “The Marshall Mathers LP”: Climbing from No. 36 to No. 27, up nine spots. With 830 weeks under its belt, this 2000 classic is roaring back.
Main UK Albums Chart: Still in the Game
- “Curtain Call: The Hits”: Down a bit to No. 23, but still flexing in the Top 25. It’s a fan-favorite juggernaut.
- “Curtain Call 2”: Up one to No. 51, showing Eminem’s newer hits compilation from 2022 still has juice.
Why It Matters
Eminem’s not just coasting on nostalgia—his catalog’s a living, breathing force. The Eminem Show and The Marshall Mathers LP surging up the ranks scream one thing: these classics still slap for old heads and newbies alike. Meanwhile, Curtain Call at 900 weeks is a testament to his timeless appeal—think “Lose Yourself” and “Stan” still blasting everywhere. And with The Death of Slim Shady hanging tough, he’s bridging generations like no one else in hip-hop.
Shady’s UK chart run is a masterclass in longevity. Whether it’s the raw grit of his early days or the fresh cuts of today, Eminem’s got something for everyone—and the numbers prove it.
