Eminem Вђ“ Shake That Ft. Nate Dogg May 2026

Unlike "When I’m Gone," the other major new single from the same album, "Shake That" ignores personal introspection in favor of .

The track is widely recognized for its collaboration with , the "King of Hooks," whose presence defines the song's identity. Eminem – Shake That ft. Nate Dogg

Released in as one of the few original tracks for the greatest hits compilation Curtain Call: The Hits , "Shake That" represents a distinct, playful departure from Eminem's typically dense and serious lyrical themes. The song is a "club banger" that leans into a minimalist, G-funk production style, blending Eminem’s sharp wit with Nate Dogg’s smooth, legendary hooks. A Lighter Side of Slim Shady Unlike "When I’m Gone," the other major new

: Even in a lighter track, Eminem maintains his technical prowess, using creative wordplay like rhyming "menace" with "dentist" and "oral hygienist". The Nate Dogg Influence The song is a "club banger" that leans

: The lyrics center on strip clubs, drinking, and late-night escapades, showcasing a carefree version of the Slim Shady persona.