Eminem’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
In the hip-hop world, where Black artists dominate, Eminem, despite being white, stepped into that realm and, driven by a spirit forged in adversity, rose to the very top of the scene.
From a childhood said to be one of extreme poverty to becoming a legendary musician, here are some of his most popular songs.
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Eminem’s Popular Song Rankings [2026] (41–50)
RealestEz Mil & Eminem43rank/position

Ez Mil, a rapper who debuted in 2019.
His collaboration with the legendary rapper Eminem is the track “Realest.” What makes this song so compelling is how the two clash in mindset and stance while still showing respect for each other.
Their bold, manly back-and-forth can only be described as flat-out cool.
Another highlight is getting to enjoy the differences in their rap styles—rhyme schemes, flow, and more—which, in turn, really brings out each of their unique personalities.
Lace ItJuice WRLD, Eminem & benny blanco44rank/position

Lace It, which is drawing attention in the Western hip-hop scene, is a gem that fuses a heartfelt message with a striking melody.
The team-up of Juice WRLD, Eminem, and producer Benny Blanco creates a fantastic chemistry reminiscent of their previous collaboration on Godzilla.
In particular, this track is especially moving for Juice WRLD’s fans, as it stands as his final work and the lead single from The Party Never Ends.
The lyrics, centered on the theme of feeling out of sync with reality, resonate with many and have proven their impact through attention on the Billboard Hot 100.
Eminem’s verse offers deep insight and advice for recovery, providing strength to countless listeners.
It’s a must-listen.
Drop The WorldLil Wayne ft. Eminem45rank/position

A collaboration between American rappers Lil Wayne and Eminem.
Released as a digital download in 2010, it became a hit in countries around the world and was certified Platinum in the United States.
It was sampled in Dixon’s 2011 track “Modele.”
Rain ManEminem46rank/position

Eminem, who is highly skilled and respected by heads around the world.
“RAIN MAN” is a collaboration with his close ally Dr.
Dre.
Although it doesn’t depict rain directly, he names himself Rain Man—someone controlled by a demon—and raps about his views on the LGBT community.
The aggressive lyrics, which feel very much like pure hip-hop, are striking.
If you’re curious about the Japanese translation, be sure to check it out.


