Eminem and Obie Trice, Thoughts of a Predicate Felon, 2005)Ģ62. Sia ( The Marshall Mathers LP 2, 2013)Ģ63. Skylar Grey ( The Marshall Mathers LP 2, 2013)Ģ64. Eminem and Adam Levine, “My Life” Single, 2012)Ģ65. “Stronger Than I Was” ( The Marshall Mathers LP 2, 2013)Ģ66. Eminem and Skylar Grey, welcome to: OUR HOUSE, 2012)Ģ69. In a 2009 interview promoting his then-just-released Relapse album, Eminem described “Insane” - a stomach-turning, fictional tale of child molestation - as “a prime example of how a rhyme goes bad.” He wasn’t wrong. Proof and Eminem, The People vs., 2005)Ģ73. Eminem, Behind the Doors of the 13th Floor, 1999)Ģ75. “The Reunion” (Bad Meets Evil, Hell: The Sequel, 2011)Ģ76. Eminem and Skylar Grey, “I Need a Doctor” Single, 2011)Īlso Read Rihanna Makes Long-Awaited Comeback At Super Bowl 2023 Halftime Show Eminem and Royce da 5’9″, “Twerk Dat Pop That” Single, 2014)Ģ79. “Echo” (Bad Meets Evil, Hell: The Sequel, 2011)Ģ80. Diddy, Eminem, and Obie Trice, Duets: The Final Chapter, 2005)Ģ81. Jamie N Commons ( The Marshall Mathers LP 2, 2013)Ģ83. Eminem, Kuniva, and Swifty McVay, Bulletproof, 2005)Ģ85. And, finally, if there were multiple versions of a track, we opted to include the rendition we thought superior, so don’t expect to see the live Grammy performance of “Stan” or The Slim Shady EP‘s “Just the Two of Us.” And with that, we begin the Eminem show…Ģ89. Obviously, we only considered D12 tracks that featured a verse or hook from Eminem. Skits weren’t considered, either (condolences to all the Ken Kaniff and Steve Berman die-hards out there). To commemorate Shady being set loose upon the world, we’ve decided to rank every single song Em has released to date.īut first, allow us to qualify our countdown with a few rules of eligibility: We only included songs that were given an official retail release - that means tracks featured on studio albums, EPs, and compilations, plus guest verses we didn’t consult mixtapes or unofficial freestyles, so we offer our deepest apologies to “Nail in the Coffin,” “Til Hell Freezes Over,” and other noteworthy rarities. Fifteen years ago, the American public was introduced to Marshall Mathers, Eminem, and Slim Shady, a triptych of manic personalities whose interests included raising hell, making enemies, and sticking nine-inch nails through each one of their eyelids.
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