Eminem's fifth album "Encore" (2004) sold 11 million copies and produced hits like "Just Lose It" and "Mockingbird." Behind the scenes, Eminem was deep into his addiction with alcohol, Vicodin, and Valium. He later admitted that he was rushed to write songs after dealing with online leaks, among other issues. Have you ever rushed through a project, knowing deep down you could have done better?

Let it be known that The Beatles' legendary record "Let It Be" was stained with arguments and walkouts. John Lennon and Paul McCartney bickered, and George Harrison temporarily left. McCartney wasn't thrilled with the album's final cut, and someone decided to film their rehearsals for a documentary, escalating the tension. Do you prefer to argue or walk out in the midst of conflict?

Stevie Nicks has said her 1994 album "Street Angel" is not her record. She was not a fan of the producer's work and found herself in rehab during the album's mixing and mastering stage. The record label's rushed scheduling left her without much input. Songs included scrapped material and recordings she didn't write. Have you ever been part of a project where your input was limited?

One of Frank Sinatra's signature songs is "Strangers in the Night." The legendary crooner has reportedly described the song using expletives! His pal Dean Martin (shown in video) joined in solidarity, making fun of the outro where Frank sings "Do-be-do-be-do." When was the last time you said or sang "do-be-do-be-do?"