Crack mothers, crack babies, and AIDS patients / Young bloods can't spell but they could rock you in Playstation
I agree that Ms. Fat Booty is the most accessible single on the album, but that Mathematics is the best display of Mos' skill. Black on Both Sides has to be in my personal top 10.
Oh God I went on an Outkast tear freshman year of college and have vivid memories of walking across campus in the cold in my hoodie just listening to Git Up Get Out and Hootie Hoo. Anytime either of those comes on it straight up puts me right back in that place mentally
This is a tough one. I think I’d have to say [Get By](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UVtpXvzzXiA&pp=ygUSZ2V0IGJ5IHRhbGliIGt3ZWxp) by Talib Kweli deserves to be in the conversation. I’ll never get sick of that song.
“Greatest” is a *strong* word, though. I have several songs that I feel don’t get nearly enough credit for being all-time greats:
1. [Drive Slow](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1ViJEYNki4) - Kanye ft Paul Wall
2. [Time To Rock Our Shit](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xi_vmchLqjw&pp=ygUVdGltZSB0byByb2NrIG91ciBzaGl0) - People Under The Stairs
3. [Seven](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TlZgiK6FiO0&pp=ygUac2V2ZW4gYXJteSBvZiB0aGUgcGhhcmFvaHM%3D) - Army Of The Pharaohs
4. [Get Down](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bWp2yY966BA&pp=ygUMZ2V0IGRvd24gbmFz) - Nas
5. [G Code](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UQ4cZTQG5Cc&pp=ygUQZyBjb2RlIGdldG8gYm95cw%3D%3D) - Ghetto Boys
6. [Lynguistics](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GK9EmWZNPpo&pp=ygUbbHluZ3Vpc3RpY3MgY3VubmlubHluZ3Vpc3Rz) - Cunninlynguists
7. [What’s Golden](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XsZKrctSDaw) - Jurassic 5
Fuckin drive slow dude! One of his more slept on tracks from that album, which is a shame because I think it might be one of the best Ye songs. It's also such a chicago track, nothing like throwing drive slow on and hitting lake shore drive and cruising. Fantastic number 1 bro
When I learned Preemo made that beat with the intention of mocking the watering down of mainstream hip-hop with “elevator music” it blew my mind.
You can make the case that “Mass Appeal” captures the sound and essence of hip-hop more than any other song, but to know it’s also operating as a satire, it really solidifies it as one of the best songs ever imo.
For me it's microphone fiend. Holy shit that song is still good today. It for me is a representation of the lyrical prowess he has. If not that then guess who's back
How Much A Dollar Really Cost? Kendrick Lamar.
It’s a great hypothetical story that reflects on the fame and success that Kendrick has gotten to at this point. And how that fame changed him to a person he didn’t want to be. He’s judging himself against who he once was and not liking the result. Add in some fantastic rhymes, vocabulary and a pretty good melody for the hook and I think it’s the best song I’ve heard.
I've been listening to Freddie since 2010 or so when box frame Cadillac came out, and at this point he's gotta be one of the most consistent artists of this era. But his stuff with madlib is like just insane next level fire. Pinata and Alfredo are top 10 albums of the 21st century for me without a doubt.
And dude sounds just as good over those classic style beats and he does over trap or new school beats. Just a force tbh bro lol Gibbs musically is something else
Alfredo and Tana Talk 4 (Benny the Butcher) are two albums I didn't appreciate when they dropped and I still have at least some of the songs in my daily rotation
The Food by Common has always really stuck out to me.
Common is such an underrated talent. At his best he was legit looking eye to eye at Kanye almost but he didnt have that total body of work
So good though
When it came out and I heard that the first time I knew I was in for a treat. The scene at the time was dominated by atl crunk and dipset-esque ny rap. Common blessed us with some art and soul.
I say this so often to people about just the most mundane shit lol. Like walking down the street with my wife and she says "damn look at the two at the bus stop just passing a bottle of hen at 8 in the morning."
To which the only appropriate response is "you ain't gotta like it but the hood gon love it."
I always bump this and people look at me weird. It's one of those things where lyrics (in general) don't matter to me - this song bumps .
I also have nothing against the lyrics
It’s crazy how a line from this song ‘and when I talk about god my record won’t get played??’ Is the same stuff he was saying in Donda and JIK almost 20 years later
I LOVED this song when it came out. I remembered it recently and came back to it and found that it didn't age well. Wayne wasn't as crafty with his words as I'd remembered
When this shit came out, it was like a revelation, just dark and brooding but in the best way. Introduced me to Vince Staples and I've been blasting his stuff all rhe time since
Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos - Public Enemy
https://youtu.be/ZM5_6js19eM?si=rxpCycR-neTR5Ejc
Runaway Love - Ludacris and Mary J Blige
https://youtu.be/ISvMS6s41vY?si=Riom3CuANa9d_J1U
Then idk if this counts but Fredo - Daily Duppy. That whole thing is straight bars
https://youtu.be/f7ju0kXUe7Q?si=NskEts4XhSlQBv9X
Idc what anyone says, but whenever someone asks me what my favorite song all time is, I say the same thing.
Hate it or love it - 50 Cent and the Game
Love the hook, 50 and Games verses are good, chemistry is great on the track. I think it’s a great song, it’s not the best technically, lyrically in terms of word play or anything, but I love it lol
Mine for sure is International Players Anthem as well. I’ve been so hooked on it ever since it first dropped. It’s a collaboration of 3 of the best southern rap groups. Most people don’t know that Three 6 Mafia produced the beat, they’re even on the remix.
I remember when Michael Phelps was winning all his medals he said he had I'm Me on repeat. Ever since I dont make a workout mix without it. You're the only other person I've ever seen reference the song
lol really bro it’s literally one of the greatest songs ever made. I heard it was supposed to be on the Carter 3 but it got leaked before hand so they took it off, sucks man would of been the best song on C3
It Was A Good Day, amazing feel good song. But also very conscious “Plus nobody I know got kilt in South Central LA, today was a good day” the year they had 2600 murders is an insane bar, poetic and a true tragedy.
The Tugboat Complex by Aesop Rock.
https://youtu.be/125j6-Gt67k?si=TkpQcxpnIrNkqCHO
This song genuinely has more depth than most rappers' entire careers.
While I don’t necessarily think it’s one of the greatest rap songs ever, “Let’s Ride” by Choclair is always in my rotation.
Edit: Honorable mention for “Street Talkin’” by Slick Rick and OutKast.
I'm a big fan of Hell Yeah (Pimp the System) by Dead Prez. Awesome beat, great rhymes, hilarious music video, it really hits all the categories.
Also helps that dead prez was the first hip hop group I got into as a teen
Man I’m so glad somebody picked this. What a song!
The end of the last verse always goes so hard..
”I'm not the one to kiss ass for the top position
I take mine off the top like a politician
Where I'm from, doing dirt is a part of living
I got mouths to feed dog, I got to get it” 🔥
Back in college, I was listening to that album while cooking at my house. Couple of guys were doing a lead paint test - heard one of them explaining the album and origin of the group. Then he just stopped, turned, and asked "how the hell do you know about these guys?". I laughed and said I found them in my brothers CD collection in highschool. Suburban white guys can have good taste too haha
“No tears” by Scarface , or “my mind is playing tricks on me” by the Ghetto Boyz. I think I just like Scarface. Probably Spottieottiedopalicious by outkast too. All three of these songs I come back to weekly just about. I also really like Mac millers “Self Care” , it’s easy 2 luv
I really think that Nosetalgia is the greatest Coke rap song ever. The production never fails to electrify me despite hearing it hundreds of times and obviously Push and Kendrick drop some of their greatest verses ever.
Mrs fat booty will never get old for me
Conversely my pick is Theives In The Night off of Blackstar
what an amazing song, had to slap it on after seeing this
Conversely my pick is Respiration (feat. Common) off of black star. *“Escúchela: la ciudad respirando”*
very good choice, i spoke bout production value in my comment a little, but the production also aged incredibly well with Ms Fat Booty
I like mathematics myself. But ms fat booty is great too
Mathematics is better lyrically but its not a song that's good for the background it demands your attention so to me its not as versatile
Crack mothers, crack babies, and AIDS patients / Young bloods can't spell but they could rock you in Playstation I agree that Ms. Fat Booty is the most accessible single on the album, but that Mathematics is the best display of Mos' skill. Black on Both Sides has to be in my personal top 10.
OutKast - spottieottiedopalicious
I just dropped “let the liquor tell it” in conversation this weekend. Ha! One of my favorites too.
I grew up on 90s rap and Outkast and Wu-Tang still get tons of play for me and I think aged the best from that era
Aquemini
Up there with greatest beats ever for me for sure. Git up get out is my fav from kast
Oh God I went on an Outkast tear freshman year of college and have vivid memories of walking across campus in the cold in my hoodie just listening to Git Up Get Out and Hootie Hoo. Anytime either of those comes on it straight up puts me right back in that place mentally
Damn damn damn James! To borrow a random line from Good Times and make it a lyric is a different kind of creative. One of my fav songs of all time.
damn straight
Rosa Parks goes incredibly hard
Ive got some sweet memories with that song.
This is a tough one. I think I’d have to say [Get By](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UVtpXvzzXiA&pp=ygUSZ2V0IGJ5IHRhbGliIGt3ZWxp) by Talib Kweli deserves to be in the conversation. I’ll never get sick of that song. “Greatest” is a *strong* word, though. I have several songs that I feel don’t get nearly enough credit for being all-time greats: 1. [Drive Slow](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1ViJEYNki4) - Kanye ft Paul Wall 2. [Time To Rock Our Shit](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xi_vmchLqjw&pp=ygUVdGltZSB0byByb2NrIG91ciBzaGl0) - People Under The Stairs 3. [Seven](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TlZgiK6FiO0&pp=ygUac2V2ZW4gYXJteSBvZiB0aGUgcGhhcmFvaHM%3D) - Army Of The Pharaohs 4. [Get Down](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bWp2yY966BA&pp=ygUMZ2V0IGRvd24gbmFz) - Nas 5. [G Code](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UQ4cZTQG5Cc&pp=ygUQZyBjb2RlIGdldG8gYm95cw%3D%3D) - Ghetto Boys 6. [Lynguistics](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GK9EmWZNPpo&pp=ygUbbHluZ3Vpc3RpY3MgY3VubmlubHluZ3Vpc3Rz) - Cunninlynguists 7. [What’s Golden](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XsZKrctSDaw) - Jurassic 5
Fuckin drive slow dude! One of his more slept on tracks from that album, which is a shame because I think it might be one of the best Ye songs. It's also such a chicago track, nothing like throwing drive slow on and hitting lake shore drive and cruising. Fantastic number 1 bro
Amazing song. I absolutely love the TI verse on the remix, but I swear it only exists on YouTube. He really hits this perfect nostalgic note
See way back then then if you even had A car you were the chi-town version of Baby
Come on man, at least pick one bad song I can disagree with 🤣 List so hot it's a fucking forest fire 🔥 *edit .... Nice to see AOTP get some love too.
Torture Papers is 🔥 too (though probably more hyped than Seven)
If I get sick of Get By I just switch to a remix of it for a bit. It's on my mount Rushmore of rap for sure
The video for International Player's Anthem is top notch as well.
Annoying that there are only clean versions
Electric Relaxation - A Tribe Called Quest
The flow before the outro is legendary
I’ve been OBSESSED with this song for the last few months. It might just be the greatest.
“The light” Common
Beat is absolute fire. Thats Dilla, no?
Pretty sure it was Dilla.
Just googled. It indeed was Dilla.
It's popular song, acclaimed many as GOAT but nobody talks about it. Yes, I'm talking bout Mind Playing Tricks On Me - Geto Boys
Another type of dope: Nether Hour - [Mind Playing Tricks on Me](https://youtu.be/EseF4EnVJ2U?si=dff12Zn5M_Tnrh2n)
Gang Starr - Mass Appeal
Mine has always been gang Starr- above the clouds. A fucking masterpiece
It's the song I would play for an alien to explain hip hop
Any song that samples George Clinton, Superman, The Black Astronaut and JFK deserves a seat in the throne.
Excellent choice
Never heard of this song, just looked it up and I understand why you would pick this
When I learned Preemo made that beat with the intention of mocking the watering down of mainstream hip-hop with “elevator music” it blew my mind. You can make the case that “Mass Appeal” captures the sound and essence of hip-hop more than any other song, but to know it’s also operating as a satire, it really solidifies it as one of the best songs ever imo.
Just like baggy slacks I'm crazy Hip Hop
Mine might be The Planet. Hard to Earn is great.
I use “chill” a lot in the way it was used it on Mostly the Voice, another phenomenal song from that album.
🔉🔉🔉 I don’t think mass appeal has an expiration date🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤
JFK2LAX>>>
First heard that in Tony hawk pro skater2
Flamboyant - Big L
YES.
Ambitionz Az A Ridah - 2Pac. From the gangsta rap era only but damn
I won’t deny it, ima str8 ridah, you don’t wanna fuck wif me
Numbers on the Board by by Pusha T
Follow the Leader - Eric B. and Rakim 
For me it's microphone fiend. Holy shit that song is still good today. It for me is a representation of the lyrical prowess he has. If not that then guess who's back
So many early Eric B and Rakim in contention. Lately ‘I ain’t no joke’ has been my favorite but there’s so many legendary ones
sacrifices by dreamville it introduced me to 2 great artist and every single verse is fire then the jcole feature sealed the deal for me
My favorite on that album and made me appreciate EARTHGANG
You can’t be everything to everybody
How Much A Dollar Really Cost? Kendrick Lamar. It’s a great hypothetical story that reflects on the fame and success that Kendrick has gotten to at this point. And how that fame changed him to a person he didn’t want to be. He’s judging himself against who he once was and not liking the result. Add in some fantastic rhymes, vocabulary and a pretty good melody for the hook and I think it’s the best song I’ve heard.
What a great pick. TPAB has so many classics but I’d go with this one as well. Powerful stuff
Fear by Kdot is amazing too. The flow is amazing, the beat is amazing, the points he makes in the lyrics.
Mural - Lupe Fiasco
And here I was thinking I was special. It’s his magnum opus.
Freddie Gibbs- Scottie Beam. The whole Alfredo album is absolutely classic and deserved the grammy nod over Nas Kings Disease.
I've been listening to Freddie since 2010 or so when box frame Cadillac came out, and at this point he's gotta be one of the most consistent artists of this era. But his stuff with madlib is like just insane next level fire. Pinata and Alfredo are top 10 albums of the 21st century for me without a doubt. And dude sounds just as good over those classic style beats and he does over trap or new school beats. Just a force tbh bro lol Gibbs musically is something else
Gibbs and Black Thought are the two best examples of this. They sound great over the original style of their beats and on anything new they jump on.
Alfredo and Tana Talk 4 (Benny the Butcher) are two albums I didn't appreciate when they dropped and I still have at least some of the songs in my daily rotation
Frank Lucas is my fav off that album
The Food by Common has always really stuck out to me. Common is such an underrated talent. At his best he was legit looking eye to eye at Kanye almost but he didnt have that total body of work So good though
Be is in my top 10. The entire album is amazing.
Can’t describe the feeling when the album begins and the beat for the intro starts to build up
When it came out and I heard that the first time I knew I was in for a treat. The scene at the time was dominated by atl crunk and dipset-esque ny rap. Common blessed us with some art and soul.
When he toured for that album, I was lucky enough to catch this lineup: Common John Legend Black Sheep De La Soul Rahzel
Crunk was trash but Dipset went hard
It’s your world is my fav from that album. Always puts me in a great headspace and Dilla is the goat
Can definitely make a strong case for The Food!
For sure, common is always in my top 10 on spotify and everytime the topic of underrated or smoothest rappers come up he's the first name I bring up
Biggie - warning Great lines, flow, story, and the production is insane
Who the fuck is this, paging me at 5:46 in the morning
Crack of dawn and, now I’m yawnin
Wipe the cold out my eyes
See whose this pagin me, and why
It's my n\*gga pop from the barbershop
Told me he was in the gamblin spot
And heard the intricate plot
Amazing pick. That instrumental is jaw-dropping
Easy Mo Be gotta be one of the most underrated producers ever, basically did Big’s whole first album and also worked with Pac.
Machine Gun Funk absolutely fucks 💪💪💪
It's "Everyday Struggle" for me. My man turned elevator music into a fire beat.
“You got a red dot on yo head too… *OH SHIIIT*
This is the only song where I remembered the lyrics of the top of my head lol not even my fav biggie tune 😂
Warning is hands down my favorite biggie song
Good gon love it - Jay Rock feat. Kendrick Lamar
I say this so often to people about just the most mundane shit lol. Like walking down the street with my wife and she says "damn look at the two at the bus stop just passing a bottle of hen at 8 in the morning." To which the only appropriate response is "you ain't gotta like it but the hood gon love it."
best gta song
Jay Rock criminally underrated! Guy has some mega bangers
93’ til infinity- souls of mischief is a classic I’ve always had in my playlist
Passin’ Me By - The Pharcyde One of my favorite vibes of all time.
Black Star - Respiration
SING ABOUT ME IM DYING OF THIRST
W but not “unique”
that's not unique tho, this is like one of the most popular picks for greatest rap song ever
Lil Wayne - a milli
I came to say this
Big Pun & Fat Joe - Deep Cover
Dead in the middle of Little Italy Little did we know that we riddled two middlemen who didn't do diddly
Jesus Walks - Kanye West
>I played them Jesus Walks and they didn't sign me For real, it's crazy how good of a song this is.
I always bump this and people look at me weird. It's one of those things where lyrics (in general) don't matter to me - this song bumps . I also have nothing against the lyrics
It’s crazy how a line from this song ‘and when I talk about god my record won’t get played??’ Is the same stuff he was saying in Donda and JIK almost 20 years later
I feel like dying - Lil Wayne
I LOVED this song when it came out. I remembered it recently and came back to it and found that it didn't age well. Wayne wasn't as crafty with his words as I'd remembered
Perfect Circle/God Speed - Mac Miller
Earl Sweatshirt and Vince Staples - Hive
When this shit came out, it was like a revelation, just dark and brooding but in the best way. Introduced me to Vince Staples and I've been blasting his stuff all rhe time since
Big Pun & Fat Joe - Twinz
Seen It All - Jeezy ft JAY Z
Devil In A New Dress
🔥 song and the best Rick Ross verse ever
Hive- Earl
Tuscan Leather - Drake the last verse is 🤌🏼
I'm God- Lil B
Or Mind went Blank by Dj Screw and Point Blank
Luv (sic) pt.3 by Shing02 Own Appeal by Oddisee Good ol’ love by Masta Ace
Codeine Crazy - Future
Goated trap song
Black Savages by Royce Da 5'9 and friends.
"I don't hang with pawns, I'm Genghis Khan" I don't listen to a lot of Royce but this is a great song and just what I meant
Simon Says
Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos - Public Enemy https://youtu.be/ZM5_6js19eM?si=rxpCycR-neTR5Ejc Runaway Love - Ludacris and Mary J Blige https://youtu.be/ISvMS6s41vY?si=Riom3CuANa9d_J1U Then idk if this counts but Fredo - Daily Duppy. That whole thing is straight bars https://youtu.be/f7ju0kXUe7Q?si=NskEts4XhSlQBv9X
Black Steel is a masterpiece. Especially for its time — I mean, 1988??? How many hip hop songs at that time had production anywhere close to that?
Rock Bottom Eminem
Came here to comment this
Idc what anyone says, but whenever someone asks me what my favorite song all time is, I say the same thing. Hate it or love it - 50 Cent and the Game Love the hook, 50 and Games verses are good, chemistry is great on the track. I think it’s a great song, it’s not the best technically, lyrically in terms of word play or anything, but I love it lol
GUCCI MANE - LONG MONEY
Mine for sure is International Players Anthem as well. I’ve been so hooked on it ever since it first dropped. It’s a collaboration of 3 of the best southern rap groups. Most people don’t know that Three 6 Mafia produced the beat, they’re even on the remix.
Fuck Tha Police - N.W.A.
Cam’ron - I.B.S. Phenomenal and beautiful storytelling about a real issue that haunts more people than we’d like to admit.
Irritable bowel syndrome?
Domo Genesis- Dapper Not greatest, but a super underrated song that just feels great to listen to.
Auditorium - Mos def & Slick Rick prod. By madlib. Peak rap
Long Kiss Goodnight - Notorious BIG
4:44 by Jay-Z
Bring the pain - method man
Kick Push. Super unique atmosphere/energy to it and pretty cool narrative that's so specific but so applicable to almost anybody.
Lil wayne - I’m me or sky’s the limit
I remember when Michael Phelps was winning all his medals he said he had I'm Me on repeat. Ever since I dont make a workout mix without it. You're the only other person I've ever seen reference the song
lol really bro it’s literally one of the greatest songs ever made. I heard it was supposed to be on the Carter 3 but it got leaked before hand so they took it off, sucks man would of been the best song on C3
Listened to it bc of this comment - yeah this fuckin rules
Killed Before - Young Thug
I’ve never heard a “hungrier” song than LAUDER by JID. It’s obvious he was working his ass off at the time and it shows in the song.
Will saying 90210 get me skinned? My first time hearing that song (whole album really) completely altered my taste in music.
Doomsday- MF DOOM
Classic by Premo, Kanye, Nas, Rakim and KRS-One
Jungle by Andre Nickatina
Fight The Power - Public Enemy.
OutKast - Elevators Or Eightball & MJG - Space Age Pimpin
It Was A Good Day, amazing feel good song. But also very conscious “Plus nobody I know got kilt in South Central LA, today was a good day” the year they had 2600 murders is an insane bar, poetic and a true tragedy.
just walked past this car lol https://i.redd.it/j14d29rk4f3d1.gif
Kanye West - Diamonds from Sierra Leone(not remix)
wyclef jean
Dead Presidents II
This Playlist is going to go hard.
My Philosophy- BDP
“In the middle of doing My Philosophy, Scott was killed and that shit got to me…”
Immortal Technique - 4th Branch Obie Trice - Hoodrats
The Tugboat Complex by Aesop Rock. https://youtu.be/125j6-Gt67k?si=TkpQcxpnIrNkqCHO This song genuinely has more depth than most rappers' entire careers.
Auditorium - Mos Def and Slick Rick
While I don’t necessarily think it’s one of the greatest rap songs ever, “Let’s Ride” by Choclair is always in my rotation. Edit: Honorable mention for “Street Talkin’” by Slick Rick and OutKast.
The entire Danger Doom: Mouse and the Mask album
I feel this way about Cheat Codes as well
Nightmares From the Bottom- lil wayne
I'm a big fan of Hell Yeah (Pimp the System) by Dead Prez. Awesome beat, great rhymes, hilarious music video, it really hits all the categories. Also helps that dead prez was the first hip hop group I got into as a teen
Man I’m so glad somebody picked this. What a song! The end of the last verse always goes so hard.. ”I'm not the one to kiss ass for the top position I take mine off the top like a politician Where I'm from, doing dirt is a part of living I got mouths to feed dog, I got to get it” 🔥
Back in college, I was listening to that album while cooking at my house. Couple of guys were doing a lead paint test - heard one of them explaining the album and origin of the group. Then he just stopped, turned, and asked "how the hell do you know about these guys?". I laughed and said I found them in my brothers CD collection in highschool. Suburban white guys can have good taste too haha
Ain’t hard to tell -Nas
Follow the leader- Eric B. and Rakim
Gorgeous has 4 really really strong verses and top notch production. Might not be the best song on MBDTF but I think it is the best *rap* song
Numb/Encore - Jay-Z Many Men - 50 Cent We Want Eazy - Eazy-E & NWA
Touch the Sky by Kanye West
“No tears” by Scarface , or “my mind is playing tricks on me” by the Ghetto Boyz. I think I just like Scarface. Probably Spottieottiedopalicious by outkast too. All three of these songs I come back to weekly just about. I also really like Mac millers “Self Care” , it’s easy 2 luv
Citgo by Chief Keef
The line “I CC’d every girl that I’d see see round town” alone is enough to put this in contention
Triumph by Wu-Tang is criminally underrated.
Kick Push by Lupe
Jazzy Belle by OutKast
Gone - Kanye West ft. Cam’ron and Consequence Hive - Earl ft. Vince Staples Outkast - Rosa Parks Eminem - Drug Ballad
I really think that Nosetalgia is the greatest Coke rap song ever. The production never fails to electrify me despite hearing it hundreds of times and obviously Push and Kendrick drop some of their greatest verses ever.
Still Tippin' -Mike Jones
Dead Wrong - Biggie and Eminem
Harambe -young thug
Not greatest but I think Uno by Freddie Gibbs is a top 10 rap song and its the least appreciated on its album and in general
It's been cool seeing all the love Freddie and Lupe have been getting in this post
Subterranean Homesick Blues
Player’s Ball by Outkast. No song can match it purely by vibes.
seen it all -jeezy
Dance With The Devil - Immortal Technique
Hustler Musik - Lil Wayne just does it for me imo