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Eminem has seen a flurry of activity in the past few days, and if the rumor mill is correct, September 2025 is shaping up to be one of his biggest months in years. According to LL Cool J in a recent Entertainment Tonight interview, Eminem will be attending this year’s MTV VMAs, an event he rarely shows up for unless he’s performing. With LL Cool J hosting and nominated for Best Hip Hop due to the explosive “Murdergram Deux” collaboration with Eminem, fans are buzzing about the possibility of a surprise live performance—although LL cleverly kept the actual details under wraps. Voting just closed for “Murdergram Deux” and Eminem’s “Somebody Save Me” in the Video for Good category, and we should know soon if Slim Shady walks away with more silverware to add to his already crowded trophy shelf.
Beyond award shows, business news has also been swirling. Reports on AOL peg his net worth at a whopping $230 million, a testament to his relentless hustle that extends far past the music booth. His restaurant venture, Mom's Spaghetti in Detroit, continues to make headlines locally, and the Marshall Mathers Foundation remains active, a steady presence in Detroit’s charity circles, though no splashy public initiatives have broken in the past week.
On the music charts, Eminem has landed his second career placement on the UK Official Soundtrack Albums list, courtesy of the “Stans” documentary and accompanying soundtrack, which debuted at No. 19. The documentary, now streaming on Paramount Plus, explores his impact on fans and hip-hop culture, while the fresh single “Everybody’s Looking at Me” launched across multiple singles charts in the UK. Social media continues to buzz, with fans dissecting every lyric from the new track “Time Flies,” which dropped overnight on September 9. The song—a reflective, storytelling rap—has already been called a ‘masterpiece’ by fan accounts, though major critics have yet to weigh in.
Perhaps the most tantalizing developments are the mounting tour rumors. According to several industry insiders, Eminem is preparing for a global concert series in 2026—his first full North American and world tour in over a decade. The working title “One Last Ride” is circulating on dedicated fan sites. While neither Eminem nor his management has publicly confirmed dates, projected venues span Ford Field in Detroit, Wembley Stadium in London, and the Tokyo Dome. Ticketing giants like Ticketmaster and Live Nation are prepping for what’s expected to be a record-breaking rollout, with VIP packages rumored to top two thousand dollars.
In business, social media, and culture, Eminem’s brand is as strong as ever. No surprise public appearances have been reported yet, but with the VMAs this weekend and whispers of a surprise stage show, the world is watching closely. For now the big headlines are Eminem confirmed for the MTV VMAs, the chart debut of the “Stans” documentary soundtrack, and the widespread belief that 2026 will see him back on the road for a possibly final world tour. If the speculation pans out, it could mark a new chapter—and a possible record-setting run—for the Rap God.
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