“Stans” Becomes Paramount+’s Top Documentary: Eminem Credits Fans for Record-Breaking Run

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Eminem’s “Stans” is rewriting records on Paramount+, holding the top spot for most of its 22-day run and winning praise far beyond his core fanbase.

Marshall took to social media to thank the Stans who helped make “Stans” the No.1 documentary of all time on Paramount+.

 

The film has been streaming in the US for 22 days, spending nearly the entire time at the top of the platform’s chart. Only the streaming debut of a new Smurfs movie briefly nudged it aside, but it quickly reclaimed the crown the very next day.

Across the Atlantic, the success is even more striking. In the UK, “Stans” continues to dominate the Paramount+ charts without interruption, setting a new standard for documentaries on the platform.

Eminem was quick to credit his fans for keeping the momentum going. However, the broad appeal of the film suggests its reach goes far beyond his dedicated following. The documentary’s success underlines how Eminem’s music and story ring true to people across generations and backgrounds worldwide.

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