Last X-Mas

Last X-Mas by the artist X-Mess is an unofficial bootleg release that surfaced in the late 20th century. Produced without authorization from the original copyright holders of Wham!'s festive standard, this recording serves as an example of underground fan-made media. These releases often emerged from a desire to circulate rare remixes or unique interpretations that were not commercially available through major labels.

The design of this bootleg typically mirrors the aesthetic of low-budget, DIY music production, featuring minimal packaging or photocopied artwork. Because it lacks a formal catalog number and institutional label backing, it is considered an obscure piece of unofficial memorabilia. Its reception is largely confined to niche record collector circles that focus on the history of unauthorized music pressings rather than mainstream pop culture.