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- Producer: Dr. Dre
- Leaked on December 5, 2008
- Was originally believed to be called "Number One"MTV.co.uk: Eminem Responds To Leaks (December 5, 2008)
- Released on the DJ Big Mike and Neptune mixtape 4th Quarter Pressure Part 2
- Eminem's label, Interscope, has refused to comment on the leakMTV: New Eminem Song 'Number One' -- Apparently Produced By Dr. Dre -- Drops On Mixtape (December 5, 2008)
- Eminem said he is filling in on a couple of verse's that are meant to be for DreBaller Status: Eminem Discusses Relapse Rumors, Leaked Tracks... (December 12, 2008)
- Dr. Dre apparently put his own solo album, Detox, on hold to help Eminem finish his upcoming solo album, Relapse.MTV: New Eminem Song 'Number One' -- Apparently Produced By Dr. Dre -- Drops On Mixtape (December 5, 2008)
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A completed version of Eminem's "Crack a Bottle," which features 50 Cent and Dr. Dre, leaked online December 5, 2008. When the song was officially released in February, it broke first week digital sales with a record 418,000 downloads. "Crack a Bottle" will be included on Eminem's forthcoming album, Relapse
Early Version Leaked
"Crack A Bottle" was first released on a mixtape by DJs Big Mike and Neptune called 4th Quarter Pressure Part 2. Originally believed to be called "Number One," the song was leaked to the media on Friday December 5, 2008, in an unfinished version.MTV.co.uk: Eminem Responds To Leaks (December 5, 2008)Sample Lyrics
- So crack a bottle, let your body waddle
- Don’t act like a snobby model
- You just hit the lotto
- Uh oh uh oh, b****es hopping in my Tahoe
- Got one riding shotgun and no not one of them got gloves
- Now where’s the rubbers? Whose got the rubbers?
- I noticed there’s so many of them and there’s really not that many of us
- Ladies love us and my posse’s kicking up dust
- It’s on till the break of dawn and we’re starting this party from dusk




