Eminem’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

Sing For The MomentEminem8rank/position

Eminem – Sing For The Moment (Official Music Video)

Eminem, who performs the song, is ranked 83rd on Rolling Stone’s list of the 100 Greatest Artists.

The song was released in 2003.

His rap—filled with irony and sorrow, characteristic of someone from a white working-class background—strikes a chord.

MockingbirdEminem9rank/position

Eminem – Mockingbird [Official Music Video]

Eminem is a legendary rapper respected by heads all over the world.

While his overwhelming technical skills stand out, he’s also a lyricist who excels at emotional, heart‑stirring lines.

Among his songs, the one that’s especially popular on TikTok is “Mockingbird.” Its lyrics portray his guilt and determination as a single father raising his daughter, expressing a sorrowful yet superb emotional depth.

Be sure to check out the Japanese translation as well.

The Real Slim ShadyEminem10rank/position

Eminem – The Real Slim Shady (Official Video – Clean Version)

This is a classic rap track by Eminem, whose hard-hitting yet impactful beat approach and stylish flow are recognized as among the best in the world.

Its refreshing content makes it especially suitable for people in their 20s, and the danceable vibe adds to its appeal.

Space BoundEminem11rank/position

Eminem – Space Bound

Since the late 1990s, Eminem has been a rare artist who has set countless legends not only within the hip-hop scene but across genres.

Even in the 2020s, he continues to reign with undiminished presence and talent.

Here, I’d like to introduce a track he released in June 2011.

With the melancholy resonance of acoustic guitar and rap that hammers out urgent emotion, the song brings Eminem’s lyrical side fully to the forefront.

It also drew attention for sampling tracks by R.

E.

M.

and Nick Cave & Warren Ellis.

There’s a line about turning himself into a rocket ship, likening the heart of the one he longs for to the moon, and traveling 250,000 miles on a clear June night—a sentiment that somehow leaves a trace of sorrow.

StanEminem12rank/position

Eminem – Stan (Long Version) ft. Dido

Eminem is supported by heads all over the world.

His track “Stan” is actually based on a true story.

The lyrics center on a male superfan, and the song is staged to feel like his fan letters turned directly into rap verses.

Overwhelmed by his obsessive love for Eminem, he ends up tying up his girlfriend and attempting a murder-suicide.

In reality, the story was inspired by a female superfan who, after not receiving a reply to her fan letter from Eminem, reportedly left a suicide note and took her own life.

It’s a perfect fit for a love that can never be fulfilled, but the lyrics are pretty grotesque (lol).

Just Don’t Give A FuckEminem13rank/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)Eminem14rank/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.