Best Rap/hiphop Song Ever?

[dave_rhino]

Well Rock was taken from the word COCK

That's so wierd, i was gona post pretty much the same thing.

Even though i love Rock music :1orglaugh

 

[MADIronMaiden]

Well Rock was taken from the word COCK

and KING was taken from fucKING fag! Just kidding!

 

[Count Fuckula]

Tone Loc .. Funky Cold Medina
Cameo .. Word Up
Grandmaster Flash .. The Message
Young Disciples .. Apparently Nothing
House Of Pain .. Jump Around

Old school .. but then so am I

 

[blindswordsman]

my personal fav is:

Renee by Lost Boys

 

[negator]

the first rap song that made me "turn it up" loud:

straight outta compton - NWA

everything up to that point had been hip-pop.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkPb4s0-QcI

 

[zell]

RAP is 3/4 of the spelling for the word CRAP...coincidence? I think not!

I only agree with you to a certain extent. Rap from about '97 or '98, til now most definitely sucks ass(that krunk shit especially).There was a lot of stuff in the early 90's that was some really good shit,mostly from the east coast.A Tribe Called Quest, Leaders of the New School,Wu Tang Clan,Gangstarr,just to name a few, all exhibited lyricism at it's absolute finest.Not all of it was about fucking the most women,making the most money or killing people(although,those themes were present),a lot of it was about poetic creativity at a level that few could contend with.That is one of the main reasons I never really cared for west coast gangster rap,most of those guys didn't have any real skills.

To say rap is crap is a very ignorant statement,IMO.Don't get me wrong,there is some really bad stuff,but the same can be said about any genre of music.

 

[trickster223]

California Love.

 

[grillz23]

Snoop Dogg Gin And Juice or Notorious B.I.G Juicy

 

[embarco]

probably either Rakim, I aint no joke.
or Nas New York state of mind.
but then:
Guillotines off Raekwon, with Inspecta Deck.
Hand on Experience by High n Mighty.
Ebonics, Big L.
Give up the Goods, Mobb Deep.

theres a lot of good hip hop out there.

 

[BrooksAct]

Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five - The Message

 

[dutty rasta]

A.T.C.Q - Check The Rime/ Buggin Out or The Scenario

Rakim- Microphone Fiend

Big Daddy Kane - Set It Off

Juice Crew - The Symphony

Outkast Elevators

 

[ai-ni-ichi]

Straight Outta Compton or Fuck the Police

 

[terrakeo]

1- GrandMaster Flash and FF - The Message
2 -Malcom McLaren - Buffalo Girls
3 -Africa Bambaataa - Planet Rock
4 -De la Soul - Ring ring
5 -Big Daddy Kane - Smooth Operator
6 - Snap - I've got the power

Byez, terrakeo

 

[futuresurfer]

Pastor Troy Vice Versa, just because it is so deep.
Young Jeezy Lean back remix cause I relate to it
The roots Seed 2.0
and 2 pac Ballad of a dead soldier

 

[FreeThugz]

Cypress Hill - Roll It Up, Light It Up, Smoke It Up

First heard on the Friday Soundtrack SUPERB!!!

 

[FreeThugz]

Far too hard to choose one.

The Roots - What They Do
Talib Kweli & DJ Hi Tek - The Blast
Schooly D - Am I Black Enough For You
ONYX - Slam
Mobb Deep - Survival Of The Fittest
Gravediggaz - 1-800 Suicide
Ghost Face Killa - Daytona 500
Gangstar - Mass Appeal
Eric B & Rakim - Follow The Leader
Das EFX - They Want EFX
Blacksheep - The Choice Is Yours
Black Eyed Peas - Joints And Jams ( Before Fergie joined and ruined the group)
Beasti Boys - Sure Shot
Q Tip - Breath And Stop

Cant go wrong with any of those IMHO :thumbsup:

 

[thuga101]

I can see that born in -77 you like the same kind of rap...Im -77 too =D

 

[FreeThugz]

I can see that born in -77 you like the same kind of rap...Im -77 too =D

yep:thumbsup:

 

[futuresurfer]

Dont forget Dead Prez bigger then hip hop, and Common Faithful

 

[FreeThugz]

Dont forget Dead Prez bigger then hip hop, and Common Faithful

Yep good choice, and I think Common is very underated. :thumbsup: