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It was released in May as the lead single from their debut album, Operation Stackola , and is one of those rare songs that has stayed in rotation worldwide to this day.

OutKast has always been master of the chorus, and this hit single has one of the most recognizable hooks off all their songs.

One of the many highlights of the masterful Aquemini. A feel-good summertime anthem if there ever was one. As relevant today as it was over two decades ago, in this song KRS-One addresses police brutality specifically directed at black people, cleverly linking the days of slavery to the way police acts in these modern times.

Poignant, powerful, and sadly still relevant. It features verses from eight of the original nine Wu-Tang members. It was an incredible introduction of a new supergroup to the Hip Hop scene and a perfect prelude of equally brilliant things to come. A Hip Hop party-banger if there ever was one. Do you remember the first time up in the club you heard this Pharoahe Monch classic coming from the speakers?

The pimped-out classic that started it all, the first single of Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik which would be released in Is this not one of the most creative Hip Hop beats ever? The song that catapulted Eminem to international stardom and the real start of an epic career that would make Em one of the best-selling artists in music ever. This four-man crew from Queensbridge Mr. Cheeks, Freaky Tah R. Great lyrics mainly from Mr. Cheecks, dope East Coast beats, and the album flows just right.

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The s saw conscious rap crumble under the burden of sanctimonious sentiment. Jemini avoids that criticism by sarcastically urging kids to do drugs on a song titled "Don't Do Drugs," while Danger Mouse keeps the beat bubbly.

Erick holds his own, but Mr. Gaye puts on a hell of a performance from the other side. The reconciliation was just as historic as the battle. Rather than contrive a common ground, both men embraced their differences and left us with an event record. It was more than anyone had bargained for. Much was made about the growing purchasing power of white hip-hop fans. Nelly, in his prime, was a force to be reckoned with in the danceable-rap department.

Louis native got more than he bargained for. It went on to become his first chart-topping single and inspired a remix craze that went on for years. The glorious midtempo throb of "Rising Up" outshines everything on Rising Down. From the go-go drums to Chrisette Michelle's soulful chorus and Wale's flawless verse, this is what a hip-hop masterpiece sounds like.

It's bouncy enough for the club and frenetic enough for the gym. The second half of the song reminds us of the many reasons Q-Tip has managed to remain a strong force. With a flip of the beat, a bubbly rap song descends into a somber subway banger, as Tip recalls his days as a young MC. A usually lighthearted Wale gets serious on "The Kramer," in which he weighs in on the N-word debate. Second only to The Diary. Dwayne Carter dons his overalls and proceeds to stitch his ailing patients one after the other.

Wayne devotes each verse to a specific element of hip-hop, doling out countless quotables along the way. There's a certain magic to this song that I don't want to ruin by trying to dissect the ingredients. Philly sweetheart Jill Scott is on board to sweeten this riveting piece. Bass-heavy breaks and quirky samples surround the green-aided exchange between Dilla and Lib on this standout from 's Champion Sound. Portland's Lifesavas paint a solemn and sincere portrait of life as an underground rapper, highlighting some frustrations and funnies that artists and fans can easily identify.

The song's lighthearted vibe is apropos given Oregon's high depression rates. On "Lights Please," the Roc Nation signee manages to cram an epistle's worth of social commentary into four minutes without wandering off into preachy territory. Darkness permeates "Dance with the Devil" from start to finish, as Immortal Technique tells an elaborate tale of a man named Billy.

Billy's hunger for social acceptance drove him to commit all sorts of atrocities. The song's hazed-out jazzy vibe, coupled with Tech's psychopathic recital, is incredibly chilling. This is an imaginative masterpiece from Game's brilliant debut, 's The Documentary.

The year of Chicago was Not only did the Windy City send three albums to 07's Top 10; it also introduced us to this cool duo. If "Chemical Calisthenics" didn't help you ace your Chemistry class, you're doing it wrong.

Where most rappers tend to approach their side gigs lightly, Tay attacked every beat on Connected as if his career depended on it. Devin is known for propagating the green gospel. Usually, when he does so, it's because he has trouble on his mind. When he's down and out, his doobie is all he has. But when you take away his refuge, it's like stealing a fat kid's lunch. Luckily for us, some mean bastard took his doobie away and Devin lived to tell the beautiful tale of "Doobie Ashtray" possible.