- In One Piece, the villain Eneru is a caricature of Eminem.
- In Osmosis Jones, Ozzy and Drix sing "My Name Is" to celebrate the apparent defeat of Thrax.
- In Win Win, Jackie refers to Kyle as Eminem, at least until she gets to know him and about his situation.
- Anita de Monte Laughs Last: In The '90s Raquel describes one of the musical selections on a CD a friend burned for her:"This one, full of some kid named Slim Shady, was wild. A narrative rap where he dreams of murdering his girlfriend to the tune of “Just the Two of Us.” Dark, funny, weird shit."
- Wicked Good: At the police station, Rory paces back and forth, singing along to his favorite verse from "Lose Yourself."
- Late Night: While asking why the COVID vaccine comes in two doses, Seth Meyers wonders why he has to get two shots when Eminem only got one: "I promise I won't vomit my Mom's spaghetti."
- The Late Show with Stephen Colbert: after Eminem's 2022 halftime show performance provoked outrage from Rudy Giuliani, one Late Show episode began with an anti-Giuliani diss track set to "Lose Yourself."
Music
- Whenever Joss Stone performs "I Got the...", she always acknowledges it being Sampled Up by "My Name Is" in the likes of "I promise I won't rap. But it's so tempting!".
- JT Music invokes Eminem multiple times:
- The opening lyrics to "My Name Is" are directly quoted at the beginning of "Five More Nights."
- In the "Junkrat vs Demoman" rap battle, Demoman derides his opponent as an overzealous fan wanting an autograph, snarking that his real name must be Stan.
- "You Can Hang" incorporates lyrics from "Without Me."
- The Stupendium:
- "The Toybox" references "Rap God" with the lyric "your arms are long enough to slap boxes off the shelf."
- "Christmas in The Backrooms" invokes "Lose Yourself" with this line:"Through cracks in reality — Whoops, there goes sanity"
- "Way Deeper Down" also homages "Lose Yourself" when Papyrus says "There's medals on my armor already, plus spaghetti."
- "Seconds" references "The Real Slim Shady" with the line "Any single person could be 47 lurking, he could be working at Burger King, strychnine in your onion rings."
- "Weird Al" Yankovic referenced Eminem twice in Poodle Hat: the first song on the album, "Couch Potato," is a parody of "Lose Yourself," and later on, "The Real Slim Shady" is the last song included on the "Angry White Boy Polka" medley.
- In the NWA Anarchy promotion in Georgia
, there is a wrestler with an Eminem gimmick called Slim J. - There is also a Texas-based independent wrestler named Slam Shady.
- In Batman: Arkham Knight, Robin is designed to look like Eminem — possibly in reference to Em dressing as Robin in the video for "Without Me."
- The 7 year Milestone Celebration video for Five Nights at Freddy's contains several pieces of fanart, one of which has Eminem on it.
- …which led to him appearing in Ultra Custom Night, an Ultimate Custom Night fan game taking the character inclusions to the Logical Extreme.
- The Editing Room did an abridged script of The Dropout as a Song Parody of "Stan", the title character being Elizabeth Holmes, and Em replaced by Steve Jobs.
- Epic Rap Battles of History:
- In the season 3 finale, Michelangelo (the artist, not the Ninja Turtle) calls himself a Rap God.
- In "Ronald McDonald vs The Burger King," Ronald compares the disparity between himself and his opponent to that Eminem and Machine Gun Kelly.
- In "Mansa Musa vs Jeff Bezos," Musa mocks Bezos' birth name in much the same way B. Rabbit mocked Papa Doc's real name in 8 Mile.
- In "Karl Marx vs Henry Ford," Marx says that Ford's exploited employees would "clock into Detroit and lose themselves like Eminem."
- Freshy Kanal:
- In "Eddie Brock vs. Henry Jekyll", Mr. Hyde opens his verse by quoting Eminem's theme song to Venom's first movie.
- In "Billie Eilish vs. NF", Billie calls NF an Eminem knockoff and compares him to Stan.
- In "Matilda vs. Eleven," Matilda accuses her opponent of dressing like a wannabe Slim Shady.
- In "Bakugo vs. Inosuke" rap battle, Inosuke compares Bakugo to Eminem and references "Brain Damage"/"Lose Yourself".This blonde's petty, kinda shady when his palms sweaty
- In "Boris Johnson vs. The Penguin", the Penguin calls himself "an awfully hot Cobblepot," likely a reference to the opening lyrics to Eminem's 2017 freestyle Trump diss "The Storm."
- In "Bruce Banner vs. Dr. Frankenstein", Frankenstein's Monster compares his relationship with his creator to that between Eminem and Dr. Dre.
- In "Amelia Earhart vs D.B. Cooper," Cooper jokes that his rapping will let him "join the 8 Mile High Club".
- Magik Mike:
- Eminem fights Kid Rock in one episode of Celebrity Deathmatch.
- Family Guy: While speaking at a rally, Lois does a plug for "The Emin-enema," an enema endorsed by "increasingly irrelevant rapper Eminem".Lois: It promises to clear out 8 Miles of Mom's Spaghetti; it goes in Slim Clear and comes out Slim Shady!
- One episode of King of the Hill has Bobby and Connie singing along to the chorus of "My Name Is."
- Rocky and Bullwinkle: The 2014 short features a Bullwinkle's Corner segment in which Bullwinkle tries to dramatically recite "Superman", only to cut the segment short when he sees just how much swearing is in it.
