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The Marshall Mathers LP (2000) is a Eminem album in the RetroVerse archive. The RetroVerse catalog lists 10 tracks on this release. It peaked at #1 and spent 8 weeks at #1 across 171 total chart weeks. Major singles from the album include "The Real Slim Shady".

Public Service Announcement 2000

Kill You

Stan

Paul (skit)

Who Knew

Steve Berman

The Way I Am

The Real Slim Shady

Remember Me?

I’m Back
One bar, one chart week
Tap any week to open its place in the story.
A Christmas return — the song came back during the late-year season when familiar hits reclaim the chart. Entered at #1 at its peak, stayed at #1 for 8 weeks and fell quickly across 66 weeks on the chart. Returned after 1 week off the chart at #195. Returned after 34 weeks off the chart at #180, reaching #146 over 2 more weeks. Returned after 424 weeks off the chart at #142, reaching #132 over 7 more weeks. Returned after 19 weeks off the chart at #189, reaching #59 over 35 more weeks. Returned after 16 weeks off the chart at #184, reaching #141 over 19 more weeks. Returned after 7 weeks off the chart at #191. Returned after 28 weeks off the chart at #188. Returned after 31 weeks off the chart at #137, reaching #136 over 4 more weeks. Returned after 3 weeks off the chart at #178, reaching #30 over 6 more weeks. Returned after 4 weeks off the chart at #129, reaching #52 over 12 more weeks. Returned after 2 weeks off the chart at #169, charting 2 more weeks at that level. Returned after 6 weeks off the chart at #158, charting 2 more weeks at that level. Returned after 2 weeks off the chart at #194, reaching #136 over 4 more weeks. Returned after 2 weeks off the chart at #134, charting 5 more weeks at that level. Returned after 1 week off the chart at #184. Returned after 2 weeks off the chart at #88, charting 2 more weeks at that level. Returned after 84 weeks off the chart at #157. 171 total weeks on chart.
The songs behind the run
The album’s tracks with chart history. Open a song to follow its full journey.
Albums with similar chart journeys share comparable chart arcs — how they climbed, peaked, and endured on the chart.