Eminem - Kamikaze: Every Song Ranked From Worst To Best

11. Good Guy

Good Guy feels a bit out of place on an album mostly concerned with getting back at 'haters'. Part love song and part break up song, it feels like a track that would have felt more at home on Recovery or Revival than this ‘Slim Shady’ outing.

Here it acts as a 2nd part to Nice Guy which precedes it, but is easily the most forgettable song on the album, and one that should have been left on the cutting room floor. Although it’s never as bad as some of Revival's lower points, it completely slows the momentum of the latter half of an otherwise energetic LP.

It does add a bit of variety to Kamikaze, that without it would have mostly consisted of diss tracks and freestyle-esque verses. However, if ever there was an album that didn't need lots of variety, this was it.