However, in a response from Eminem’s longtime spokesperson, Interscope Publicity Chief Dennis Dennehy, it sounds like Em is more frustrated by the leaks than enthused by their reception. In a statement to XXL,

Eminem’s camp is speaking out after a wave of leaked tracks from his vault surfaced online.The unreleased songs have been spreading across social media in recent weeks. One track

Eminem responds to the leak of nearly 30 unreleased songs, including collaborations with Dr. Dre and 50 Cent. His team condemns the breach as “unauthorized.”

Eminem's longtime spokesperson has spoken out against the collection of leaked songs from Slim Shady's vault in recent weeks. While the Detroit legend hasn't officially released anything this year, fans have stumbled upon a handful of tracks that have gone viral on social media,

Eminem says the recent wave of his unreleased music that leaked online was never meant to be heard by the public. On Wednesday, January 15, the Detroit rapper's spokesperson Dennis Dennehy addressed the unsanctioned music that appeared online earlier this week.