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Eminem – Lose Yourself
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“Lose Yourself” is the theme song from Eminem’s semi-biographical 2002 movie 8 Mile. Eminem is narrating the life of the film’s protagonist, Jimmy, up until the third verse, where
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Eminem – Without Me
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The Eminem Show’s lead single shows Eminem’s realization of his importance to the rap game and his claim that it wouldn’t be the same without him.
“Without Me” is recognized to
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Eminem (Ft. Dido) – Stan
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In this song, Eminem corresponds with a crazed fan who becomes increasingly unhinged as the story progresses. This is one of his most well-received singles and was listed at #15 on
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Bad Meets Evil – Nuttin' to Do
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Eminem and Royce comically switch back and forth between various humorous situations in the crime filled streets of Detroit and the scumbags of the industry
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Eminem – Phenomenal
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This is the first song released from the Southpaw Soundtrack, executive produced by Shady Records.
In similar fashion to “Not Afraid” & “Guts Over Fear,” “Phenomenal” is a
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Eminem – The Real Slim Shady
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“The Real Slim Shady” is the quintessential early Eminem song—funny and serious simultaneously, with crazy rhyme schemes and devices.
As K-Solo had asked, will the “Real Solo
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Eminem – Buffalo Bill
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A song off Eminem’s EP Relapse: Refill, this tells the story of Slim Shady as a murderer, killing anyone in his way.
The title references the fictional serial killer of the same
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Eminem – Rap God
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“Rap God” is Eminem’s braggadocious ode to himself and his career. Over its six-minute run-time, he references comic books, throws back to his old songs, and raps crazily fast.
In
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Eminem – Mockingbird
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Possibly the least offensive Eminem song ever, this Encore track is directed and dedicated to his daughters. Eminem acknowledges that growing up with his media image and Kim’s drug
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Eminem – Drop the Bomb on 'Em
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This song, the seventh and last track on Relapse: Refill, has Eminem assuming a Jamaican accent/dialect (hence all the “boy"s), and features plenty of cultural references within
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Eminem – Campaign Speech
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Eminem’s “Campaign Speech,” much like his last freestyle leading up to an album, is a verbal onslaught with dense wordplay and rhyme schemes devoid of reverence for anyone famous
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Eminem (Ft. Dr. Dre) – Old Time's Sake
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Eminem (as Slim Shady) and Dr. Dre rap about their favorite pastime: smokin' chronic. There are also planes and bitches involved.
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Eminem (Ft. Don Toliver) – No Regrets
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On “No Regrets,” Eminem teams up with rising star Don Toliver, on a smooth, melodic track. On the track, Em revisits his troubled past and difficult come-up, while also coming to
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Eminem – Believe
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“Believe” is the second track on Revival, and Eminem starts rhyming from where he left off on “Walk On Water”.
The track marks Eminem’s first take on a modern trap beat. His flow
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Eminem – Kim
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Written in 1998, this is the prequel to 1997’s “97' Bonnie & Clyde”.
Em wrote in Angry Blonde:
This little media favorite was actually the first official song that I wrote for
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Eminem (Ft. Gwen Stefani) – Kings Never Die
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“Kings Never Die” is the second single from the Southpaw Soundtrack, following Eminem’s “Phenomenal.” This marks the fifth time that production crew The New Royales has
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Eminem (Ft. Nate Ruess) – Headlights
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Over a beat based on “Mother” by John Lennon, Eminem issues a public apology to his mom on “Headlights”. Eminem and his mother have never really gotten along, as she has been a
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Jessie Reyez (Ft. Eminem) – COFFIN
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Jessie Reyez teams up with Eminem yet again for a dynamic collaboration that depicts a confusing, ambivalent relationship that ends tragically.
This marks the third collaboration
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Joeyy – Eminem
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I just want to touch a ticket like a carny / 'Gielas look like they was issued by the ARMY / I fell asleep mid sip and my cup went soggy / Full nights rest I still woke up groggy
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Eminem (Ft. Young M.A) – Unaccommodating
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On “Unaccommodating,” Eminem enlists Young M.A to discuss their unaccommodating manner, especially towards the media and critics.
The rappers' intense approach is similar to that
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Eminem – Framed
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Eminem has released quite a few horrorcore rap songs throughout his career, most notably “3 a.m.” and “Kim”. The beat, as well as Em’s tone on “Framed”, feels of his 2009 Relapse-
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Eminem (Ft. Anderson .Paak) – Lock It Up
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On “Lock It Up” Em again teams up with Anderson .Paak. The two have earlier collaborated on “Medicine Man” from Dr. Dre’s Compton album. In addition, they have collaborated on “
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Eminem (Ft. Ed Sheeran) – Those Kinda Nights
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On “Those Kinda Nights” Em again teams up with Ed Sheeran. The two artists have collaborated on Ed’s “Remember the Name,”, alongside Em’s close friend and frequent collaborator, 50
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Eminem – Marsh
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On “Marsh,” Eminem compares himself to aliens and uses the hyperbole of being a martian to express that he’s figuratively out of this world. Em further backs up his claim by
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Eminem (Ft. Dina Rae) – Superman
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Adding to Eminem’s collection of songs expressing his anger against ex-wife Kim Mathers, “Superman” contains a lot of harsh truths about the kinds of women that Eminem interacts
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Eminem (Ft. Juice WRLD) – Godzilla
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Eminem and late rapper Juice WRLD team up for the first time on “Godzilla,” where they compare themselves to monsters. In particular, they become Godzilla, a fictional sea monster
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Tom MacDonald – Eminem
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[Verse 1] / I feel like old school Eminem / Back when they hated him for everything he said / Back when we thought middle fingers and telling the system to suck it would never end
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Eminem (Ft. Nate Dogg) – 'Till I Collapse
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Marshall makes a beat for himself and proceeds to tear it to shreds.
The drums are taken almost directly from Queen’s anthem “We Will Rock You”.
Although it has never been
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Eminem – Arose
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On the introspective album closer “Arose”, Eminem details how he nearly died in 2007 due to an overdose on pills. He catalogues his thought process in what could have been his
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Eminem – Darkness
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“Darkness” is the lead single from Eminem’s surprise album, Music to Be Murdered By. It was released with its music video alongside the album.
It has become common for rappers to
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Eminem – Cleanin' Out My Closet
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Eminem raps about his father abandoning him as a child, his turbulent affair with his ex-wife Kim, and his irreparably damaged relationship with his mother Debbie.
For an update
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Eminem – Higher
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“Higher” is a song produced by Em where he shows off his lyrical capabilities and talks about his life after fame, his successful work and bars.
The track’s hook is performed by
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Drake, Kanye West, Lil Wayne & Eminem – Forever
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Four of hip-hop’s heavyweights take turns going in over a hard beat by Boi-1da.
During his Detroit stop on his Summer Sixteen tour, Drake brought out Eminem to perform his epic
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Eminem – Stepdad
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While over the course of his last albums, on songs such as “Headlights” and “Bad Husband”, Em started to apologize to family members for his behavior and for making private matters
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Eminem (Ft. Jessie Reyez) – Good Guy
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This song mainly continues off of the previous track on the album, “Nice Guy,” in which Eminem talks about confusing relationships and how he tries to turn them into stable
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Eminem (Ft. Liz Rodrigues) – Survival
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Eminem vibrantly attempts to cement his top spot in the rap game. With the Darwinian theory of natural selection as a motif, he applies the idea of “survival of the fittest” to rap
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Eminem – Little Engine
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“Little Engine” is a somewhat disturbing Eminem track, where Em raps about his violent habits and being psychologically unstable. Over an eerie beat, Em mentions his “evil intent
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Eminem – In Your Head
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On “In Your Head,” Eminem reflects about his regrets throughout his career. In particular, it appears that he’s most frustrated with his Slim Shady persona. His alter-ego, as
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Eminem – In Too Deep
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“In Too Deep” describes a series of events that led to an uncomfortable relationship. Eminem raps and sings to detail the toxic environment he and his partner were caught in, that
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Eminem – Sing for the Moment
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This song was the fourth single released from Eminem’s fourth studio album The Eminem Show. It was an international hit, reaching the top 10 in several countries and peaking at #14
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Eminem – Seduction
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[Intro: Eminem & Sly Jordan] / Like a verbal seduction when / Seduction when I tell 'em girls on the floor / I don't know, man (Geh-geh-geh) / Just feels like we're a lot different
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Eminem (Ft. Skylar Grey) – Asshole
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With Em’s lyrical complexity at an all time high, he spits, as the title may suggest, like an asshole. On this Skylar Grey featured track that plays on all the backlash of the
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