The end of the year is fast approaching, and the long-rumored Eminem 2016 album has not been officially announced yet. New speculations suggest that the album will be out in 2017 instead.

Rumors suggest that the album's title will be "Success" and that it will be released on Jan. 25. There are reportedly 21 tracks in the upcoming album with each song lasting from three to six minutes. He will be collaborating with artists such as Chance the Rapper for the song titled "Everyday" and Mastein for the song titled "Bulletproof." Award-winning singer Adele is also said to be collaborating with Eminem and the song they will be working on together will be the carrier single titled "Success."

While others are excited with the rumored artists that will appear in the said album, some are doubtful that Adele and Eminem would work together. Others are also finding it hard to believe that a solo album could have so many collaborated tracks.

Eminem's rise to fame was not easy. His first venture into releasing tracks happened in 1996, but did not become successful. "Infinite" was produced by The Funky Bass Brothers, who saw the potential in the rapper and continued to work with him despite the non-success.

20 years after, the producers decided to remaster the album with Jeff Bass saying, "My brother and I were executive producers of the album. What would it be like to hear the Infinite album with no samples in it, and take the approach that we used for all of the other Eminem music in the last 17 years?"

It has been a while since Eminem, also known as Marshall Mathers, has released an album, but he has not completely left the limelight as he continues to produce for other artists. Will people see him back on the spotlight?

For now, all news about the album should be taken with a grain of salt.