With multiple albums climbing the UK rankings after decades on the charts, Shady’s chart presence remains unstoppable.
Marshall’s albums remain a staple on the UK charts, proving his longevity in the industry. This week, “Curtain Call – The Hits” climbed to No. 22 on the Official UK Albums Chart, up from No. 28 last week. The greatest hits collection has now spent an impressive 661 weeks on the chart.
Meanwhile, “Curtain Call 2” holds steady at No. 50, marking its 136th week on the chart without interruption, aside from a single skipped week in May 2023.
On the Official UK Hip Hop and R&B Albums Chart, Eminem maintains his presence with three albums in the rankings:
– “Curtain Call – The Hits” moves up to No. 17, logging an incredible 898 weeks on the chart.
– “The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce)” drops to No. 24 from No. 11 in its 35th week.
– “The Marshall Mathers LP” climbs to No. 28, up from No. 33 last week.
– “The Eminem Show” dips slightly, landing at No. 34 after being at No. 31.
With albums spanning over two decades, Eminem is the only artist on these charts with records released more than 20 years apart, truly a remarkable fit.
