Eminem’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Just Don’t Give A FuckEminem15rank/position

Eminem – Just Don’t Give A F***

A debut single released by Eminem in 1998.

It samples tracks such as Tupac Shakur’s “I Don’t Give a Fuck.” The lyrical content led to disputes with other white rappers.

It reached No.

5 on the U.S.

charts.

Tobey (feat. Big Sean & BabyTron)Eminem16rank/position

Eminem – Tobey feat. Big Sean & BabyTron (Official Music Video)

The track featuring three rappers from Detroit brings them together over a trap-based beat, where they trade stories and insights in a compelling structure.

While reflecting on Eminem’s career, the lyrics also point toward new horizons, making it enjoyable for longtime fans and newcomers alike.

Released on July 2, 2024, the song is a single from his twelfth album, The Death of Slim Shady, and its title—referencing the lead actor of the Spider-Man films—leaves a strong impression.

It’s a must-listen not only for Eminem fans but also for anyone who wants to tap into what’s happening in hip-hop right now.

ForeverDrake, Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Eminem17rank/position

Drake, Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Eminem – Forever

The 2009 classic “Forever,” featuring Canadian rapper Drake alongside world-famous rappers Eminem, Lil Wayne, and Kanye West—central figures in the hip-hop scene—also made waves in Japan, and today feels like an unbelievably rare collaboration.

They rap sharp, pointed lyrics about their own backgrounds, yet the song also conveys a certain sense of loneliness and melancholy.

The dynamic ebb and flow unique to a collaboration feels great, making it a perfect track for a summer night.

BerzerkEminem18rank/position

Eminem – Berzerk (Official) (Explicit)

A track by American rapper Eminem that was released as a lead single in August 2013 from his 12th album.

It’s an addictive song featuring Eminem’s godlike rapping skills and a heavy, powerful sound.

The album was also a massive hit, sparking an Eminem frenzy worldwide.

Lose Yourself (Soundtrack Version)Eminem19rank/position

Lose Yourself (From “8 Mile” Soundtrack)

Eminem, known for his overwhelming skill, has a classic hit in “Lose Yourself.” Even people who aren’t into hip-hop have probably been struck by the sheer intensity of this track.

The song is known for its memorable intro that starts with a quiet electric guitar, but the “Lose Yourself (Soundtrack Version)” is arranged differently from the version we usually hear.

It actually adds an intro that begins with an emotional keyboard.

From there it flows into the signature guitar intro, and the way it transitions is exquisite—so give it a careful listen.

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My Name IsEminem20rank/position

Eminem – My Name Is (Official Music Video)

My Name Is was produced by hip-hop legend Dr.

Dre.

Released in 1999 by Eminem—the rapper who overturned the notion that “rap is Black culture”—the track is a standout.

In hip-hop, producers often use sampling, cutting parts from existing songs and combining them to build a track.

There’s a story that the song’s sample source, singer-songwriter Labi Siffre, initially refused permission because the lyrics were too extreme.

They say permission was granted after the most excessive parts were removed, but even so, Eminem’s sharp-edged stance feels true to the spirit of hip-hop.

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When I’m GoneEminem21rank/position

Eminem – When I’m Gone (Official Music Video)

One of Eminem’s popular songs, “When I’m Gone.” I’m blown away by the cool rap that only Eminem can deliver.

The poignant lyrics that only he can sing are also part of the appeal.

If a stylish high school guy listened to this song and was moved to tears, that’d be incredibly cool.