Eminem: 10 Best Songs You've Never Heard

This one is always regarded as unreleased by every leak and publication that brings it to our attention by allegedly "unearthing" this gem of the early Eminem era, but is it technically unreleased, though? After all, it does appear in the credits of the film it was written for.

Can you guess which film that would be? Ruminate not, dear reader, as the answer isn't in the title so much as it is the title.

Putting that whole unconventionally unreleased argument aside for another one that should be irrefutable, which is the theorem that this is without a slither of doubt an exceptional Marshall Mathers outings, that apparently didn't ever see an outing.

Joining in is with the macabre theme is the evil to Em's bad in Royce Da 5' 9". The two unleash an amalgamation of rhythmic orgasm and organised rambunctiousness. As already mentioned, their melody is on point.

Royce's lyrics could do with a a wee tune-up but remain ultimately inoffensive. Unlike his inauspicious counterpart, who absolutely revels in the title's theme. A theme that feels tailored to Em's unequivocally explicit tone, as it manifests in a sadistic, self-referential collection of anecdotes and raw, distinguished talent.