Since 2013, fans have been waiting for Eminem's new album expected to be released in 2017. Here are 10 artists who are likely to be featured as collaborators in the album:
1. 50 Cent
As Eminem's protégé, 50 Cent is one of the rappers fans really want to be featured in the "Rap God" rapper's ninth studio album. 50 Cent is set to release his seventh studio album titled "Street King Immortal."
2. Rihanna
Eminem and Rihanna's fifth collaboration song has yet to be released. Their four collaboration songs are "Love the Way You Lie," "Love the Way You Lie II," "The Monster" and "Numb."
3. Bebe Rexha
One of the highlights of Rexha's music career is being the writer of Eminem and Rihanna's "The Monster." On Feb. 17, Rexha released her second EP titled "All Your Fault: Pt. 1" with G-Eazy and Ty Dolla $ign as featured artists.
4. Skylar Grey
Eminem and Grey were the featured artists in Dr. Dre's song "I Need a Doctor," which was released in 2011. In 2013, Grey was featured in Eminem's song "A-----e" and in 2016, Grey released a single titled "Kill For You" featuring Eminem.
5. Yelawolf
In 2015, Eminem was featured in Yelawolf's song "Best Friend." After "Radioactive" and "Love Story," Yelawolf is set to release his third studio album titled "Trial By Fire."
6. Gwen Stefani
In 2016, Stefani released her third studio album as a solo artist titled "This is What the Truth Feels Like." A year before this, she and Eminem collaborated in a song titled "Kings Never Die," which is from the soundtrack of the Jake Gyllenhaal starrer "Southpaw."
7. Sia
In 2016, Sia released her seventh studio album titled "This is Acting." In 2013, she and Eminem collaborated in a song titled "Beautiful Pain."
8. Big Sean
In Sean's recently released fourth studio album "I Decided," Eminem was featured in the song "No Favors." In a recent interview with Radio, Sean referred to Eminem as "a genius at this rap stuff."
9. Kanye West
Along with Lil Wayne, Eminem and West featured in the 2009 song "Forever" by Drake. In 2016, West released his eighth studio album titled "The Life of Pablo."
10. Drake
In 2016, Eminem and Drake ended the rumors that are not in good terms. The former appeared as a surprise guest in the concert of the latter in Detroit.
"Make some noise for the greatest rapper to ever get on a microphone," Detroit Free Press quoted Drake as saying. The two performed "Forever."
Check out Sean's "No Favors" featuring Eminem here: