Eminem's Favorite Song From His Long List Of Hits Will SHOCK You

In a recent interview, Eminem revealed his favorite song from his long list of hits. It was a surprising choice as the song is controversial for its explicit lyrics. However, Eminem agrees with a fan who said the song is a lyrical masterpiece.

Eminem is in a legal dispute with "Real Housewives of Potomac" stars Gizelle Bryant and Robyn Dixon after they filed to use the trademark "Shady" to sell their merchandise.

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Regarding the rap genre, Eminem is considered one of the greatest rappers of all time, with an impressive 220 million records sold worldwide.

Over his 20-year career, the" Rap God" hitmaker has released 11 studio albums, won 15 Grammy Awards, and has collaborated with big names such as Rihanna and Elton John. Some of his most famous hits include "The Real Slim Shady," "Without Me," and "Love The Way You Lie."

So when asked about his favorite song during a recent Q&A session at a Spotify streaming party celebrating the 20th anniversary of The Marshall Mathers MP, his answer was surprising.

According to Daily Mail, the "Lose Yourself" singer revealed that his favorite song is a lesser-known track from his album "Curtain Call": "FACK," a song that was excluded from the original clean version of the album due to its shockingly explicit lyrics, with one verse reading: "Ow ow ow (oh goddam!). 'I'm going to f***ing c**! *Oh s***!”

However, Eminem insists that the song is a "lyrical masterpiece," agreeing with a fan who shared the same sentiment, but it is unclear if he was joking with fans.

During the Q&A, Eminem also shared some other personal favorites, such as his favorite verse from his song, "I'm Back," his favorite Avengers character (The Hulk), and his favorite cereal brand (Kellogg's Bran Raisin Crunch).

Meanwhile, the 50-year-old is currently in a legal dispute as he reportedly filed an opposition against a trademark application submitted by Gizelle Bryant and Robyn Dixon for their podcast, Reasonably Shady.

According to Page Six, the rapper filed the opposition on Valentine's Day, stating that his brand could potentially be "damaged" if the trademark was granted. He also argued that the podcast's trademark might confuse consumers.

The Reasonably Shady podcast, which debuted in November 2021, features the two Real Housewives of Potomac stars, Bryant, 52, and Dixon, 43, discussing various topics such as relationships, motherhood,  

entrepreneurship, and "conversations about being fearless women as they recount stories from their exciting lives."

As part of their plans to monetize the podcast, Bryant and Dixon filed a trademark application to sell merchandise such as water bottles, lip gloss, sweatshirts, hats, jackets, and socks under the podcast's name.

In response to Eminem's opposition, the reality stars requested that the opposition be struck out. Speaking to Page Six, their attorney, Andrea Evans, said, "Robyn Dixon and Gizelle Bryant deny any likelihood of confusion between Mather's trademarks and their Reasonably Shady mark. We are prepared to defend any allegations against them regarding their intellectual property."

In January, 50 Cent confirmed speculations that he and Eminem are teaming up to turn the rapper's semi-autobiographical film "8 Mile" into a television series.

Confirming the rumors on Instagram, 50 Cent shared a screenshot of an article published by Billboard reporting the news with the caption, "Yeah, and you thought I was PLAYING around, Im so serious, man! This is going to be crazy. #bransoncognac #lecheminduroi."

In an interview with Big Boy TV, 50 Cent explained that he's passionate about bringing 8 Mile to television because he wants to honor Eminem's legacy and ensure that the younger generation knows Eminem's roots and impact in the music industry.

"I wanna bring, I'm gonna bring, 8 Mile to television," he said, per Daily Mail. "It's going to be big. I'm working. I don't have any duds. I'm batting 100. I think it should be there for his legacy because they must understand it," he said.