Eminem is one of the most famous rappers of all time. He was born Marshall Mathers in St. Joseph, Missouri, and later moved to Detroit, where he launched his esteemed rap career. Eminem's songs cross genres and get him played on pop radio just as much as hip hop radio, which is partly why he's a household name in virtually every part of America--and many parts of the greater world. Aside from his often cinematic music videos, which include Stan (2000), The Real Slim Shady (2000), Mockingbird (2005), and Not Afraid (2010), Eminem starred in the semi-autobiographical drama film 8 Mile (2002). 8 Mile goes an extra mile by showing us his Detroit dirty bits. In one scene, he drops his pants and gets busy with his on-screen girlfriend, providing a nice view of his pale, round ass. But that's just the foreplay. The movie's climax is also our climax via a victorious rap battle. At the end of B-Rabbit's (Eminem) crowning moment, he drops his pants and moons the audience. Boy would we love to put our Miracle Whip on that Wonder Bread... The attractively angry rapper has since appeared in the TV shows Entourage, Crank Yankers, and BMF and cameoed in Judd Apatow's Funny People (2009) and Seth Rogen's The Interview (2014), but he hasn’t shown a lot of interest in starring in another movie (the closest was when he was offered the lead role in Elysium [2013], which he turned down because the director wouldn't change the filming location to Detroit). Maybe someday he will, and if we are lucky he will show us his real Slim Shady.
