The Marshall Mathers LP 2

	The Marshall Mathers LP 2
	Studio album by Eminem
	Part of the Marshall Mathers series
Released	November 5, 2013
Recorded	February 6, 2010 - October 19, 2013
Genre	Hip-Hop/Rap, Rock; Horrorcore
Length	1:18:13 (Standard Version)
Label	Aftermath Entertainment, Shady Records, Interscope Records
Producer	Aalias, Alex da Kid, Cardiak, DJ Khalil, Dr. Dre (exec.), DVLP, Emile, Eminem, Filthy, Frank Dukes, Frequency, Jeff Bhasker, Luis Resto, M-Phazes, Rick Rubin (also exec.), S1, Sid Roams, StreetRunner
Stream	SoundCloud (Interscope Records), Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube Music, Deezer, iHeartRadio
	Eminem chronology
	Cover art for singles from The Marshall Mathers LP 2
	1; 2; 3; 4; 5;
	Singles from The Marshall Mathers LP 2
	"Berzerk"; Released: August 27, 2013; "Survival"; Released: October 8, 2013; "Rap God"; Released: October 15, 2013; "The Monster (ft. Rihanna)"; Released: October 29, 2013; "Headlights (ft. Nate Ruess)"; Released: February 5, 2014;
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The Marshall Mathers LP 2 (also known as MMLP2) is the eighth studio album by Eminem which was released by Interscope/Aftermath/Shady on November, 5th, 2013. This album is a sequel to The Marshall Mathers LP. Production for the album has taken place since 2011. Guest artists on the album are Kendrick Lamar, Rihanna, Skyler Grey, Nate Reuss, Sia (Deluxe Edition), and Buckshot (Deluxe Edition). Liz Rodruiguez makes an uncredited appearance on the track Survival. It was executively produced by Dr. Dre and Rick Rubin. Within two weeks it achieved platinum status with over 1,123,000 in the United States

Sales[]

The album sold 792,000 copies in its first week. It marks Eminem's seventh consecutive Number 1 ranked album on various music charts. It came second in sales for 2013 only behind Justin Timberlake's 20/20 Experience. In its third week since its release, the album returned to number 1 on the Billboard 200 bringing its total of sales to 1,123,000 in the United States also giving it platinum status.

Track List[]

Standard Edition[]

No.	Title	Length
1.	Bad Guy	7:14
2.	Parking Lot (Skit)	0:55
3.	Rhyme or Reason	5:01
4.	So Much Better	4:21
5.	Survival (feat. The New Royales)	4:32
6.	Legacy	4:56
7.	A*****e (feat. Skylar Grey)	4:48
8.	Berzerk	3:58
9.	Rap God	6:03
10.	Brainless	4:46
11.	Stronger Than I Was	5:36
12.	The Monster (feat. Rihanna)	4:10
13.	So Far...	5:17
14.	Love Game (feat. Kendrick Lamar)	4:56
15.	Headlights (feat. Nate Ruess)	5:43
16.	Evil Twin	7:33

Deluxe Edition[]

No.	Title	Length
1.	Bad Guy	7:14
2.	Parking Lot (Skit)	0:55
3.	Rhyme or Reason	5:01
4.	So Much Better	4:21
5.	Survival (feat. The New Royales)	4:32
6.	Legacy	4:56
7.	A*****e (feat. Skylar Grey)	4:48
8.	Berzerk	3:58
9.	Rap God	6:03
10.	Brainless	4:46
11.	Stronger Than I Was	5:36
12.	The Monster (feat. Rihanna)	4:10
13.	So Far...	5:17
14.	Love Game (feat. Kendrick Lamar)	4:56
15.	Headlights (feat. Nate Ruess)	5:43
16.	Evil Twin	5:56
17.	Baby	4:23
18.	Desperation (feat. Jamie N Commons)	3:56
19.	Groundhog Day	4:53
20.	Beautiful Pain (feat. Sia)	4:25
21.	Wicked Ways (feat. X Ambassadors)	6:32
Total length:		1:42:21

Pre-Order Edition[]

Survival

Call Of Duty: Ghosts Edition[]

Don't Front (feat. Buckshot)

Trivia[]

The album's deluxe and standard editions were leaked six days prior to their release.
This is the last album to have Eminem involved with Web Entertainment.

Album Artwork[]

This album cover looks to be the house that Eminem lived in Detroit.This house was also in the original The Marshall Mathers LP. However, this album cover shows the house being more barren,as the door has the numbers 19946 spray-painted onto it, and there are more shrubs and bushes, and some of materials on the front porch are missing.