Eminem vs. Young Jeezy Beef Squashed After 'Talk To Me' LEAK: Rapper Praises Detroit Emcee & Big Sean Amid 'Shady XV' Release, New Collaboration Soon? [WATCH]

Back in 2012, Young Jeezy's hit tune "Talk To Me" featuring Eminem and Freddie Gibbs leaked online before the song's official release:

When it comes to working within the hip-hop industry, Slim Shady is extremely private and professional. Rumors suggest that the "Rap God" was pretty peeved with the Atlanta emcee, assuming that he secretly leaked the track for some album promotion.

But such hostile feelings no longer exist - at least according to Jeezy!

In fact, the "Sould Survivor" rapper would love to work with the "King" of Detroit again, hopefully sometime soon.

"He's one of the best who ever did it," Jeezy said in a recent interview with MLive.com. "I always want to work with cats like that!" 

"Snowman" still insists that he has no idea how the song initally got leaked - and he was also ticked-off when he found out. "It's like espionage out there, man."

"Talk To Me" never made it on an album after the leak, although rumors suggest it was supposed to be featured on 2011's TM: 103 Hustlerz Ambition.

Em's crew never spoke about the alleged "beef." But Jeezy still went on to praise the MMLP2 superstar:

"He always represents the 313, so you got to respect that... When I say Detroit is like my second home, it's almost like it raised me. I'm going to be an honorary Detroit member."

Wonder if Shady approves of that?

As for fellow collaborator Big Sean, Jeezy has huge respect for him, too:

"He's a cool kid... He's like your little brother who just does right. I saw him recently and just told him to stay focussed and keep doing what he doing; he's always cool."

Stay tuned as more details from the exclusive interview become availalbe throughout the week.

Eminem's new album Shady XV drops on November 24, 2014. Here's the official tracklist:

DISC 1

1. Eminem - "ShadyXV"
2. Slaughterhouse - "Psychopath Killer" (feat. Eminem and Yelawolf)
3. Eminem - "Die Alone" (feat. Kobe)
4. Bad Meets Evil - "Vegas"
5. Slaughterhouse - "Ya'll Ready Know"
6. Eminem - "Guts Over Fear" (feat. Sia)
7. Yelawolf - "Down"
8. D12 - "Bane"
9. Eminem - "Fine Line"
10. Skylar Grey, Eminem, and Yelawolf - "Twisted"
11. Eminem - "Right for Me"
12. Eminem, Royce Da 5'9″, Big Sean, Danny Brown, DeJ Loaf, and Trick Trick - "Detroit Vs. Everybody"

DISC 2

1. 50 Cent - "I Get Money"
2. D12 - "Purple Pills"
3. Eminem - "Lose Yourself"
4. Obie Trice, Kuniva, Bobby Creekwater, Ca$his, and Stat Quo- "Cry Now (Shady Remix)"
5. Yelawolf - "Let's Roll" (feat. Kid Rock)
6. Slaughterhouse - "Hammer Dance"
7. 50 Cent - "P.I.M.P."
8. Eminem, 50 Cent, Ca$his, and Lloyd Banks - "You Don't Know"
9. D12 - "My Band"
10. Obie Trice - "Wanna Know"
11. 50 Cent - "Wanksta"
12. Obie Trice - "The Setup" (feat. Nate Dogg)
13. 50 Cent - "In Da Club"
14. D12 - "Fight Music"
15. Yelawolf - "Pop the Trunk"

Bonus
Eminem - "Lose Yourself" (Original Demo Version)

Meanwhile, Jeezy's currently touring in support of his recent album, Seen It All: The Autobiography.