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ProjectRNL, an Israeli band did a progressive rock cover to this song.The track begins with Eminem coming off as someone akin toĪn auditorium announcer. And what he is requesting is that “the real Slim. The Finnish-language rap from 2000 deals with the museum, guides, their parties and the tourists. "Seurasaari Rap" featuring Seurasaari Open Air Museum, Helsinki, by Tapio Nurminen. In the final episode of Peter Kay's Phoenix Nights, this was performed by Jerry St Clair (Dave Spikey) impersonating Eminem as part of the Stars In Their Eyes sequence. 
"The Real Pacers Fans", by Indianapolis, Indiana-based radio station RadioNow 93.1, when the Indiana Pacers were playing the Los Angeles Lakers in the 2000 NBA Finals. In an episode of Coronation Street, Kirk Sutherland recited the main chorus of the song in order to win the heart of Fiz Brown. 
William Shatner performed a spoken word cover of the song during the "Where No Fan Has Gone Before" episode of Futurama prompting Melllvar to exclaim, "He found a way." This is a parody of Shatner's spoken word music album The Transformed Man, as well as his recitation of Elton John's Rocket Man at the 1978 Saturn Awards. The song was featured in "Weird Al" Yankovic's song "Angry White Boy Polka" on his album Poodle Hat. The "rap" featured in his video is constructed almost entirely out of clips of Romney from a wide variety of public speaking engagements and interviews a number of other politicians, including Barack Obama, fill in the rest. "Will the Real Mitt Romney Please Stand Up?", a viral video satire of Mitt Romney, 2012's Republican candidate for President of the United States, his campaign, his persona, Religious beliefs, gaffes, controversies and PR problems. "Will the Real Slim Shady Please Shut Up", a parody written and performed by Cledus T Judd, with a clip of Emily Ellis' version. 
In their song "On Passing Lilac Urine" from the 2001 EP, Editor's Recommendation, Half Man Half Biscuit sing "I'm Slim Shady/I'm the real Slim Shady/the other Slim Shady's gone to play tennis". It features satirist Christopher Morris performing as a rapper, "JLb-8". A performance in the UK satirical spoof documentary Brass Eye in the controversial 2001 "Paedogeddon" episode. "Will the Real Slim Shady Please Shut Up", a parody written and performed by a female rapper Emily Ellis, who is frequently confused with Christina Aguilera. "The Real Sugar Baby", by Stephanie Beard. "The Real Sin Savior", by Christian parody band Apologetix. "The Real Rahim Jaffer", a This Hour Has 22 Minutes parody performed by Rick Mercer and Cathy Jones in 2001 following the incident where one of Canadian Federal MP Rahim Jaffer's aides posed as Jaffer in a radio interview. "The Real Greg Brady", a song written and performed by Barry Williams. "The Real Church Lady", a Saturday Night Live parody in "Church Chat" with Dana Carvey. In the UK Queen-musical We Will Rock You the phrase Who (the Hell) is the real Slim Shady appears during an interrogation.
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