Eminem's song, "Stan," which inspired the word, focuses on a diehard fan named Stan, who is so obsessed with the rapper he dresses like him, has an Eminem shrine and continuously writes him letters.

Eminem‘s convicted serial stalker is going from Stan to the slammer as he’s been sentenced to some serious time behind bars.

When Eminem first coined the term “stan” with his 2000 song of that title, there was no way he could have seen it evolving as it has. What began as the name of his imaginary, psychological ...

What did Eminem say in 2000? “Dear Stan, I meant to write you sooner, but I just been busy.” The outlet also included a synopsis for the film. “[Stan will be] a revealing, edgy, and ...

The Eminem-inspired use of the word “stan” to describe hyper-devoted fans has been added to Merriam-Webster’s dictionary. Merriam-Webster have now entered the word into their dictionary as ...

Sawa’s tweet, of course, is a reference to an iconic “Stan” lyric: “You gotta call me, man, I’ll be the biggest fan you’ll ever lose / Sincerely yours, Stan. P.S.: ...

Eminem’s ‘Stan’ is now in the Oxford English Dictionary – but what does it mean? "Dear Slim, I wrote you, but you still ain't callin'" By Sam Moore. 1st June 2017 ...

Eminem’s definition of Stan has now been officially added in the Oxford English Dictionary. Although his song Stan is now 15 years old, it still features as classic hip hop track on many a playlist.

Eminem‘s convicted serial stalker is going from Stan to the slammer as he’s been sentenced to some serious time behind bars.