A YouTube user, The Unusual Suspect, created a mashup of Eminem's "Lose Yourself" using clips from over 300 films. The video features characters like Spiderman, Simba, and Kermit the Frog "singing ...

Eminem appeared as a surprise guest during ... emerging on stage to a deafening crowd to perform the final verse of his 2002 hit "Lose Yourself." Jelly Roll, who has covered the song in the ...

No, it was Eminem, who joined Jelly Roll for a performance of “Lose Yourself.” “If you can’t tell, that was a childhood dream come f*cking true, Detroit,” Jelly Roll told the sold-out ...

Eminem joined Jelly Roll onstage in Detroit for a surprise performance of “Lose Yourself” that brought the crowd to a frenzy. Eminem stunned a packed Ford Field crowd on Sunday (May 18 ...

This time he’s done it with Eminem’s Lose Yourself. Using no less than 331 clips of dialogue ... Classic Pop, Guitarist and Total Guitar magazine. He is the author of 'Freedom Through Football: Inside ...

Bass, who wrote the initial guitar riff and collaborated with ... replaced by the Labor Party. "Lose Yourself" is Eminem's signature song and biggest hit, having topped Billboard's Hot 100 for ...

Marshall Bruce Mathers III, known professionally as Eminem, is one of the best-selling ... He achieved 15 Grammy Awards, an Academy Award for “Lose Yourself” from the movie 8 Mile, and over ...

The film actor Mekhi Phifer has thrown light on how Eminem wrote Lose Yourself – it was apparently in a trailer ... Guitarist and Total Guitar magazine. He is the author of 'Freedom Through Football: ...

“Now that I have your attention, let me tell you, I love Eminem, we’ve been friends for many years,” he said after strumming the strings on his guitar. “I don’t agree with his ...

[Sings guitar riff.] I thought Eminem was gonna be performing; I was gonna jump out! Love me some Eminem!” Obama raps Eminem's "Lose Yourself," after being introduced by the rapper at a rally ...

Then, he started rapping the intro to Eminem’s “Lose Yourself”. I say rapping ... briefly doing a very vague approximation of the song’s guitar riff: “dun dun dun dun dun dun dun ...