'Business' is a track from Eminem's fifth studio album, 'Encore,' released on November 12, 2004. The production of the song showcases Eminem's signature sound, combining a driving beat with layered, catchy hooks. Produced by Eminem himself along with Luis Resto, 'Business' features a blend of hip-hop and pop elements, which was characteristic of the early 2000s Eminem production style. As the album was recorded during a period of significant fame and scrutiny for Eminem, 'Business' serves as a reflection of his commercial success and the pressures that accompany it. The song stands out in 'Encore' for its upbeat tempo and confident production, contrasting with some of the darker themes explored in other tracks on the album.
Lyrically, 'Business' addresses Eminem's relationship with fame, his critics, and the music industry. The song opens with a confident declaration of his prowess, as Eminem raps, "You want it, you got it, you want it, you got it," indicating his readiness to take on challenges. Throughout the verses, he tackles the notion of authenticity in the music industry, confronting the commodification of his art and the superficiality that often surrounds celebrity culture. Eminem's clever wordplay and sharp metaphors illustrate his struggles to maintain artistic integrity while navigating commercial success, making the track a commentary on the business side of music and the expectations placed upon him as an artist.