Here is a teenage Eminem rapping on 1988 track 'Pooh Butt Daily'

The rapper was 16-years-old at the time

Ed Keeble

11:14 21st July 2014

Audio of a 16-year-old Eminem rapping on song 'Pooh Butt Daily' has surfaced online. Listen to the track (via. Fact) below.

The track which is believed to have been recorded between 1988 (when Eminem was 16) and 1991, predates and showcases a completely different style. It sounds more like the cheery fare of De La Soul than the usually bleak contemporary sounds of Eminem. The title however shows his toilet humour was more than intact...

Listen to Eminem's 'Pooh Butt Daily' below

The song is a recording with his early collaborator Chaos Kid, who he used to work under the name Soul Intent. It follows on from footage emerging last week of a teenage Kanye West rapping in a Chicago record store.

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