Twenty five years ago, Eminem provoked outrage with The Marshall Mathers LP, which was notorious for its offensive lyrics. Now it has become an even more divisive listen.

Twenty five years ago, Eminem provoked outrage with The Marshall Mathers LP, which was notorious for its offensive lyrics. Now it has become an even more divisive listen.

Eminem’s publishing company filed a copyright lawsuit against Meta Platforms, which owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, seeking a staggering $109 million in damages.

As the first song written for “The Marshall Mathers LP” — which took its title from Eminem’s real name — “Kim” revealed a more personal side of the rapper on the blockbuster 2000 ...

It is said that Eminem – real name Marshall Mathers – is seeking statutory damages of up to $150,000 (£110,837) per track. As a result, potential damages could reach more than $1million (£ ...

The image was set against a sign that read, “Elliot Marshall McClintock 03.14.25”, revealing that the baby's middle name was chosen in honor of Eminem, whose real name is Marshall Mathers.

The child's middle name, "Marshall," is a tribute to Eminem, whose full name is Marshall Mathers. "Happy due date // 3 weeks earthside little one," Hailie captioned the post.

Eminem’s music company ‘sues Meta for $109,000,000 over 243 of his songs’ Kitty Chrisp Published June 4, 2025 2:34pm Updated June 4, 2025 3:09pm ...

Eminem has sued Facebook-owner Meta Platforms for $109 million in damages, accusing the company of copyright infringement. He alleged that people are using his s ...

Eminem released “The Marshall Mathers LP 2” in 2013, but like most sequels, it didn’t quite live up to the original. Still, Bass said, “there’s real nice, shining moments on that album.” ...

The Detroit based rapper Eminem himself (Marshall Mathers) is not a direct plaintiff in this lawsuit; it’s his music publishing company, Eight Mile Style, which controls the rights to his music ...

According to the complaint, Meta, which owns Facebook , Instagram and WhatsApp, created and stored copies of the music on its servers for their 'billions of users'.