DJ Premier reflects on 18 years of Eminem’s “8 Mile” soundtracks album Posted on October 30, 2020 By Remy Gelenidze On this day, 18 years ago, Eminem dropped 8 Miles OST which featured career defining tunes like “Lose Yourself,” “8 Mile,” “Lose Yourself,” D12’s “Rap Game,” 50 Cent’s “Places To Go” and more. Advertisement The album earned Eminem number one movie in the country, number one album in the country, number one single in the country, Diamond certified single, Academy Award, Grammy Award and critical acclaim. Advertisement Legendary producer, DJ Premier, who is one of the contributors in the album, took a moment to reflect on the album’s 18 years anniversary on Instagram. Preemo posted the cover of the album with the caption that reads:“18 years ago, October 29, 2002. Eminem dropped the soundtrack to his debut film ‘8 Mile.’ Thanks for having us create and original Gangstarr song “Battle.” Rest in peace GURU.” Considering how close Eminem and Preemo got together, it’s unbelievable that they have never collaborated on a track, especially when Royce Da 5’9″ has done two full project with Premier. Advertisement You can check DJ Premier’s post below:https://www.instagram.com/p/CG8EmM5BCU9/ Advertisement RECENT RELATED ARTICLESWhy Eminem Swapped Pop Smoke for King Von in “Tone Deaf” LyricsSeptember 24, 2026Yelawolf Breaks Down Shady Era, Returning Eminem’s Lost Demo, and the Lessons That Defined His CareerSeptember 23, 2026Fat Joe Says “Lean Back” with Eminem Wouldn’t Happen Without DJ KhaledSeptember 22, 2026Glasses Malone Defends Eminem Against Ray Daniels’ Controversial ClaimsSeptember 18, 2026Out Now: Rakim, Eminem & Jay-Z — “God Speak” (Interlude)September 18, 2026Bebe Rexha Reflects on Co-Writing Eminem and Rihanna’s Global HitSeptember 17, 2026 8 MileDJ PremierEminem