Eminem

The artist releases his single, Beautiful, from the album, Relapse.

One of the only reasons that I put that track on there is that I feel like it’s the best song out of that batch that I did when I wasn’t sober. At the time I felt like, ‘This is it for me.’ I wrote the first verse and a half in rehab, and when I came out, I finished it. It was the only song that marks that period without bringing me back to that place. Every other track not only didn’t fit with the album, but when I listened to it, it would bring up bad memories.

The artist releases his single, 3 a.m., from the album, Relapse.

In that song I relapse in a rehab facility or something like it. I just black out and f–king kill everybody. I was trying to create a triple entendre with the [album] title: relapsing literally, going back to the old days – just blacking the f–k out and killing everyone. I wanted to paint a picture for the listener, to make them feel like they are in the story and part of it as each line progresses.

The artist releases his single, When I’m Gone, from the album, Curtain Call: The Hits. This song is about how the artist feels that he has to take a break from his music eventually because he’s afraid of losing his daughter Hailie, and he wants to have a normal life with his daughter and wife. He’s tells his fans not to be sad that he is going to go, and that he’s always thinking of them and his family.

The artist releases his single, Superman, from the album, The Eminem Show. The song is about how fans will say or do almost anything to be in a relationship with him or other famous singers. He says that he’s single and he plans on staying that way because he hates relationships and everything that comes with them.

The artist releases his single, Cleanin’ Out My Closet, from the album, The Eminem Show. The song was used in some of the first trailers for his movie, 8 Mile. It was going to be featured in the film, but the artist thought it was too personal. He wrote, Lose Yourself, and used it for the movie instead.

The artist releases his single, Sing For The Moment, from the album, The Eminem Show. The line, “You’re full of s–t too, Guerra, that was a fist that hit you” is a reference to a fight Eminem had with John Guerra, who he saw kissing his wife outside a Detroit area bar in June of 2000. Police said Eminem hit Guerra with a gun, and Guerra received a settlement of $100,000.

The artist releases his single, White America, from the album, The Eminem Show.

The artist releases his single, Without Me, from the album, The Eminem Show. In the song the artist takes shots at The FCC, Limp Bizkit, Moby and Chris Kirkpatrick.

The artist releases his single, The Way I Am, from the album, The Marshall Mathers LP. In this song, Eminem responds to the people who believe that he should behave a certain way. He claims that he will not change for record companies, fans or critics.

The artist releases his single, Role Model,  from the album, The Slim Shady LP.

The artist releases his single, Just Don’t Give A F***,  from the album, The Slim Shady LP.