Unreleased Eminem Songs From 2005 Leak Online: Fans React to the Lost Tracks

At least 14 unreleased songs by Eminem, some dating as far back as 2005, have leaked online, sparking a wave of excitement among fans. These tracks include collaborations with major artists like Anderson .Paak and WESTSIDE BOOGIE, along with production from industry legends such as Dr. Dre and Just Blaze. As expected, the leak has caused a frenzy in the fan community, with people eagerly diving into the unreleased material and speculating on its origins.

One of the most interesting songs in the leak is an alternate version of Eminem’s track “Antichrist” from his latest album The Death of Slim Shady. In this new version, Em takes things to a darker, more controversial place, comparing himself to Michael Jackson with the lyrics, “If I don’t stay a step ahead of Michael, I go psycho / He’s like an alter ego so wherever he goes, I go”. The lyrics take a bold turn, referencing themes from Jackson’s notorious Neverland and adding even more fuel to the fire of fan theories surrounding Eminem’s personal life and his complex persona. The leaked verse has already garnered attention for its rawness and edge.

Fans of Em’s more introspective, experimental work are especially thrilled about the leaks. Among the 14 songs, some of which are believed to be from the much-discussed Relapse 2 or King Mathers, the excitement continues to grow online. Fans on social media have been discussing how these songs could have shaped Eminem’s career if they had been released during the early 2010s. “Marshall powers should have been on Kamikaze instead of the lesser songs on that album,” one fan commented on X (formerly Twitter), referring to one of the leaked tracks. Others echoed similar sentiments, particularly about a song titled “Ritz Crackers,” which many believe should have appeared on The Marshall Mathers LP 2 or its anniversary edition.

The leak raises a lot of questions about Eminem’s vast, untapped vault of unreleased music. Many fans are urging the artist to release more of these hidden gems, feeling that tracks like “Ritz Crackers” and “Marshall Powers” would have been monumental releases for his catalog. The songs have garnered praise for their raw lyricism, complex production, and the ability to blend his old-school style with modern sensibilities.

While Eminem is known for being fiercely protective of his music, fans seem undeterred by the leak. They have been reacting positively, celebrating the discovery of long-forgotten tracks and contemplating what might have been if these songs had seen the light of day. “I know Eminem hates leaks but waking up to 14 leaks is great,” said one fan. “Especially when it comes to leaks from Relapse 2 or King Mathers.”

In addition to the leak, Eminem’s career has been in the spotlight for other reasons. Recently, he earned a spot on Billboard’s new “Top Artists of the 21st Century” list, ranking fifth. Only Taylor Swift, Drake, Rihanna, and Post Malone have ranked higher. This recognition only further solidifies his influence and legacy in the music world, making the leaked songs even more significant to his fanbase, who are always hungry for new content.

Whether the leak will prompt Eminem to release more material from his extensive vault remains to be seen, but for now, fans are making the most of these newly surfaced tracks. The impact of these leaks could shape future projects, with many fans eagerly awaiting what comes next from one of rap’s most influential figures.