Popular hip-hop song “Eminem – Mockingbird” was released by Eminem in 2004 as a part of his fifth studio album, “Encore.” Eminem and Luis Resto collaborated to write and produce the song.
In the song, Eminem discusses his ties with his family, especially with his daughter Hailie Jade Mathers. It is a very emotional and highly personal song for him. The song’s lyrics discuss his difficulties as a father and his regrets over the harm he has previously caused his family.
“Mockingbird,” the name of the song, is a reference to a bird that sings a depressing melody, which Eminem utilizes as a symbol for his own suffering and regrets.
It peaked at number 20 on the Billboard Hot 100 list and number 10 on the UK Singles list, proving the song’s commercial viability. One of Eminem’s most well-known and enduring tracks, it has received accolades for its emotional openness and stirring lyrics.
