Eminem is back on top of the Billboard album chart this week with ... Now comes the just-released video for “Rap God,” which casts him as a Max Headroom-esque character. For those of you ...

Close to a month after the release of “Rap God ... The Billboard Cover Story The 6-minute video opens with Eminem portraying fictional British sci-fi character, Max Headroom.

For his second video -- released today -- Eminem dons a shiny black suit and slicks back his yellow hair to become Max Headroom, a very 1980s TV character. 'Rap God' clocks in at around six ...

Proof comes via Eminem's new 'Rap ... Headroom, a Reagan-era computer-generated celebrity known for his dope Ray-Ban shades and stiff, stuttered comedic banter. Max is a good fit for 'Rap God ...

Berzerk rapper Eminem has unveiled the video for his new single Rap God ... avatar Max Headroom. The track is the third song to be lifted from his hugely successful eighth studio album, which ...

Eminem took to Twitter on Wednesday to announce the release of his new music video Rap God that features the rapper as British digital character Max Headroom ... his latest album Marshal Mathers ...

The teaser video for 'Rap God' sees the rapper reciting the opening of the song against a fluorescent backdrop in the style of cult TV personality Max Headroom ... most recent album The Marshall ...

During its debut week, Gaga’s prior album ... s variety of flows. “Rap God” just debuted in its music video form, with Eminem portraying 80’s icon Max Headroom, the British TV character ...

Eminem was sorta futuristic while nodding to our cultural past in his video for 'Rap God.' Donning black sunglasses ... 80s digital character Max Headroom. There's other footage of Em with ...

Eminem has previewed the video for ‘Rap God’, taken from his new album ‘The Marshall Mathers ... Eminem channeling ’80s TV character Max Headroom, as you can see in the 26-second preview ...

The sneak peek of Eminem's 'Rap God' video showed fans he was going ... The rapper stars as sci-fi host Max Headroom, but that's not the only role that's prevalent in the visual, which premiered ...

but the preview for his forthcoming “Rap God” clip finds him taking on a fictional one from the ’80s: Max Headroom. In the snippet above, we see Slim Shady donning sunglasses and dolled up ...