Eminem performed last night (November 5) at the 2022 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony. The rapper, who was also inducted into the organization this year by Dr. Dre, opened with a live rendition of his 1999 song “My Name Is.” He followed the song with “Rap God” and “Sing for the Moment.” For the latter track, which samples the Aerosmith classic “Dream On,” Eminem was joined by Aerosmith vocalist Steven Tyler, who performed the sampled chorus live. He then brought out Ed Sheeran for a live rendition of the song “Stan.” The medley continued with Eminem songs “Forever” and “Not Afraid.” Watch it all go down below.
2022 marked the first year that Eminem was nominated for Rock & Roll Hall of Fame eligibility. However, has attended past ceremonies: Last year, Eminem performed “Rock the Bells” with LL Cool J at the 2021 induction ceremony, and in 2009, he gave the speech inducting Run-D.M.C. into the Rock Hall.
Other first-time nominees inducted this year are Dolly Parton, Lionel Richie, and Carly Simon. Duran Duran, Eurythmics, and Pat Benatar are also being honored for their induction this evening.
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