Latifah Muhammad

He may be one of the more reclusive rappers in the game, but Eminem has lots to shout about. Since 1999's 'The Slim Shady LP,' the Detroit native has sold more than 100 million records, and upped his personal fortune well above the $90 million mark.

Life imitated art for Eminem and Rihanna's 'Love the Way You Lie' video. Actors Megan Fox and Dominic Monaghan played a couple whose love (and hatred) for one another caused an inferno. Not to say that the storyline is 100 percent accurate, but both the Detroit rapper and RiRi have had their fair share of relationship turmoil...

Brown hair, don't care. For the release of 'Not Afraid,' Em fully embraced a darker more grown up side, and with good reason. Once again, jumping off a tall building, the video's ending is far from morbid and fits perfectly into the 'Recovery' album spectrum...

Eminem's fans, and the Academy Awards, both had good reviews of this 2002 hit off the '8 Mile' soundtrack. Like his performance in the big screen project loosely based on his own life, Marshall Mather held nothing back for the music video.

Leave it to Em to go in on Jessica Simpson like she personally harmed him. The video for 'We Made You' was controversial for sure, but the playful spoof is reminiscent of what we love about the Detroit rapper's funny side.

There's nothing like a fan-turned-stalker tale of a guy who goes utterly insane over his love for Eminem. As disturbing as 'Stan' was, the video changed the tide in hip-hop storytelling, and showed the dangerous side of fan adoration.

Dark but candid is an easy way to describe much of Eminem's work, and 'Cleanin' Out My Closet' touched on a new level of suffering. The grizzly video shows the rapper digging his mother's grave, yet somehow he's the one that you feel sorry for...

From the hair to the earrings, this is a look Slim Shady will probably never live down. Working with Philip Atwell for the first time, Eminem -- and his blond locks -- effectively introduced himself. He also brought the world into his head, where his many different characters thrived...

Dr. Dre and Eminem work so well together that it's no wonder this video turned out stellar. Playing off the 'Twilight Zone' (complete with frozen-in-time sequences), the 'Guilty Conscience' video director's cut finds Em killing Dre but in the more tame version, the duo get into an argument with no resolution...

Nothing good ever happens after 3 a.m. In the case of this music video, someone ends up dead. With his bloody knife in hand, and a dead body in front of him, Em gave in to his inner demons in one of his most gruesome videos to date.