Eminem's recent Pepsi Super Bowl LVI Halftime Show won an Emmy for Outstanding Variety Special during the 2022 Creative Arts Emmys held in Downtown Los Angles, according to Emmys.com.
With the win, the legendary hip hop star now just needs a Tony award to reach the coveted EGOT status, which has been referred to as the 'grand slam' of show business.
There have only been 17 artists in the history of entertainment that have won all four 'EGOT' categories: Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony.
The Slim Shady rapper joined Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Mary J. Blige, Kendrick Lamar and 50 Cent on stage during the halftime presentation of the Super Bowl that pitted the Los Angeles Rams against the Cincinnati Bengals at SoFi Stadium in February.
In all, the group of iconic entertainers delivered a bevy of hits from the various artists in a 12 minute montage.
Eminem (born Marshall Bruce Mathers III), 49, previously won 15 Grammys in numerous categories.
He went on to take home an Oscar for Best Original Song in 2003 for Lose Yourself from the film 8 Mile.
With his Emmy on Saturday, the rapper still needs to win a Tony award, which honors the best in Broadway theatre.
Jennifer Hudson was last artist to be crowned an 'EGOT' winner when she scored a Tony Award this past June for her work as a producer on the musical A Strange Loop.
In fact, she has made history as the third Black EGOT winner, and the fifth woman.
Hudson earned the first three EGOOT elements with an Emmy Award for Outstanding Interactive Media For A Daytime Program as an executive producer on the animated film Baba Yaga in 2021; a Grammy as part of The Color Purple winning Best Musical Theater Album in 2017; and a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role as Effie White in Dreamgirls in 2007.
Along with Hudson, fellow EGOT winners in the 21st century include Alan Menken (2020) John Legend (2018), Andrew Lloyd Webber (2018), Tim Rice (2018), Robert Lopez (2008), Whoopi Goldberg (2002) and Mike Nichols (2001).
The short list of winners from the 20th century are Marvin Hamlisch (1995), Audrey Hepburn (1993), John Gielgud (1991), Scott Rudin (1984), Jonathan Tunick (1982), Rita Moreno (1977), Mel Brooks (1967), Richard Rodgers (1962) and Helen Hayes (1953).
The two-night Creative Arts Emmys ceremony will be edited down into one program that will air on FXX network and streams on Hulu next Saturday, September 10.
The live PrimeTime Emmy telecast will follow on Monday, September 12 on NBC.