Eminem: 10 Best Songs You've Never Heard

10. Bully

While not the most unknown of Eminem's more obscure pieces - hence its placement here at '#10 - Bully is a track that certainly doesn't receive its due diligence, predominantly due to its timely nature.

For those unversed in the intricacies of the landscape of the rap game during the early to mid-2000s, it looked a little like this:

Nas and Jay-Z made a few abrasive, emasculating shots at one another. Rap had become a lucrative, mainstream industry in and of itself with acts like Outkast, Ludacris, Twista, Fat Joe rising from the underground, and Eminem, Dr. Dre and 50 Cent had become embroiled in an undying feud; one directly against Ja Rule and Murder Inc. - the label releasing Mr. Rule's records - which took centre stage for a lot of these years, with a lot of headlines being made regarding it.

This was a track viscerally aimed at the aforementioned and proved that Em's provocative nature wasn't limited to simple ridicule, but could be attuned to declare warfare in a direct, incredulous way.

Once the beef started getting out of hand and blood became shed, Eminem would create Like Toy Soldiers in protest. Which may be a contributing factor of this lyrically finnicky symphony being somewhat forgotten, when, in fact, Em's almost nursery rhyme-esque rhyme scheme is unique as much as it is vintage Marshall Mathers; allowing the song to stand on its own merit and ingenuity even now.