Today, 10 Years Ago, Eminem made RIAA history Posted on March 9, 2021 By Remy Gelenidze On this day, exactly 10 years ago (March 9, 2011), Eminem made The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) history as the Detroit legend became the first and the only hip hop artist to have two diamond selling album in the United States: “The Marshall Mathers LP (2000)” and “The Eminem Show (2002)” both albums sold more than 10 million units, each. Advertisement Additionally, Eminem has THREE diamond selling singles: “Lose Yourself (2002),” “Not Afraid (2010)” and “Love The Way You Lie (2010),” featuring Rihanna. Reportedly, “Recovery (2010)” album and “Curtain Call: The Hits (2005)” compilation are also close to diamond certifications. Advertisement RECENT RELATED ARTICLESSnoop Dogg Talks About Eminem at MTV VMAs 2026September 28, 2026Bizarre Shares Why Eminem Wouldn’t Perform at a Detroit Super BowlSeptember 26, 2026RJ Payne Gives Eminem His Flowers for Pushing His Lyricism to the Next LevelSeptember 26, 2026Fabolous Weighs In On Eminem Vs Jay-Z ‘Renegade’ DebateSeptember 25, 2026Why Eminem Swapped Pop Smoke for King Von in “Tone Deaf” LyricsSeptember 24, 2026Yelawolf Breaks Down Shady Era, Returning Eminem’s Lost Demo, and the Lessons That Defined His CareerSeptember 23, 2026 20112021EminemRIAA