'I'm a Hustla,' Cassidy This one hustled its way to regular rotation and became a mainstay for the better part of 2005. Reflection Eternal's debut, Train of Thought, will go down as one of the best hip-hop albums of the 2000s, thanks to timeless tunes like "The Blast" and "Four Women." A bouncy anthem simultaneously showcasing DP's versatility and underlining their commitment to activism. 'Slow Motion,' JuvenileA sizzling skillet of summer groove was greased by Juvie's smooth flow. Once that deceptively smooth piano loop drops, you immediately think these guys are about to sing you a lullaby. This is a list of Billboard magazine's Top Hot 100 songs of 2002. Billboard Year-End Hot 100 chart for 2002.
It doesn't matter if you're a backpacker, a purist, or a Southern rap aficionado, this is one summer anthem you aren't likely to forget. 2002 Top R&B/Urban/Soul Songs of 2002 by Alex Cosper EMINEM - Without Me EMINEM - Lose Yourself NELLY - Hot In Herre MISSY "MISDEMEANOR" ELLIOTT - Work It SEAN PAUL - Gimme The Light ASHANTI - Foolish FAT JOE - What's Luv JA RULE featuring ASHANTI - Always On Time LL COOL J - Luv U Better R. KELLY - Ignition 2002 Top Pop Hits 2002 Top Albums Top that swagga! Dwayne Carter dons his overalls and proceeds to stitch his ailing patients one after the other. When he's down and out, his doobie is all he has. West demonstrated that a rap song could marry the mainstream to the Messiah and make it both sonically dynamic and commercially viable.
Wiz Khalifa (L) and The Game perform at the 2012 Closer To My Dreams Tour at Club Nokia on September 4, 2012 in Los Angeles, California. In this corner wearing green trunks, representing Detroit, Royce da 5'9"!
Nuts they go, macadamia they go so ballistic whoa" and "When I slap the taste out your mouth with the bass so loud that it shakes the place. Jiggaman and UGK teamed up to give us this sure shot in the summer of 2000. The song that had college kids chanting "Go shawty, it's your birthday" regardless of what day or month it was. MF DOOM reached the height of his creativity in the 2000s. This is the hymn of a man at peace with the sound of his own voice.
22 on the Hot 100. Equally amazing is the remix, which finds Jay-Z bouncing on the beat like it came with leather seats. The second half of the song reminds us of the many reasons Q-Tip has managed to remain a strong force. 'Drop It Like It's Hot,' Snoop DoggSnoop dropped this one in the hovering humidity of '04 and watched it sit on No.1 for three weeks. This hilarious paean to booger sugar had all the girls (and some fellas) fiendin' for N.E.R.D goodness. 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. Shady Records/Aftermath Records/Interscope Records. Two revered groups merge forces for the first time and yield a pulverizing hip-hop moment.
In the midst of his battle with Nas, Jay-Z needed a magical moment. And they held onto those values all the way to the end of the group's run in 2007. 's star-stuffed single instantly became an inescapable radio hit, club banger, and summer staple in 2008. However, since these sites are not under our control, we cannot attest to the accuracy of information provided by them. Jadakiss - Why (featuring Anthony Hamilton). North Carolina MC Phonte teamed up with Dutch beatsmith Nicolay on 2004's Connected. "All I Do Is Think of You" is a favorite among Jackson 5 fans.
The song's hazed-out jazzy vibe, coupled with Tech's psychopathic recital, is incredibly chilling. 'I Get Money,' 50 Cent 50 Cent brags about being stanky rich on this sky-scrapingly great banger. 'Go Crazy,' Young Jeezy Jeezy salutes d-boys everywhere. For detailed information on how Billboard compiled the charts, see the Wikipedia article "Billboard Hot 100".
Like the theme music to a good movie, they underscore a unique decade in hip-hop.
You have no idea what he's saying, but you simply can't turn it off because his flow is so damn infectious.
Kid Cudi's trippy psych-jam became the go-to song for lonely stoners in the 2000s. Strong songwriting and instrumentation as well as respect for influences. Bonus points for the most effective use of Jay-Z's voice in a sample ever. Long before Beans went rogue, the Roc's top three MCs joined forces to craft this street masterpiece.
It's bouncy enough for the club and frenetic enough for the gym.
25 2000s Hip-Hop Songs You Probably Know All The Words To. His flow on "Hip-Hop 101" is crispier than vanilla wafers. The song's lighthearted vibe is apropos given Oregon's high depression rates. Just Eminem defending his sheer existence as an unapologetic, foul-mouthed, lyrically-equipped artist who can't stand boy bands. It's the 2009 version of Clipse's "Grindin'.". The Common-aided remix is equally fascinating. Brother Ali rails against the status quo. Its simplicity only accentuates the sound of Jay’s heartbreaking. Like the theme music to a good movie, they underscore a unique decade in hip-hop.Ladies and gentlemen, it’s time to take a trip down memory lane and explore the best rap songs of the 2000s.
But when you take away his refuge, it's like stealing a fat kid's lunch.
Cam'ron's recession rap anthem captures the frustrations that peppered the global economic turmoil. A classic eulogy that nails the job it wasn't trying to do in the first place. When Kanye used the chart-topping "Touch the Sky" as a vehicle to ferry Lupe Fiasco to the big scene, Lupe seized the opportunity and gave one of the most memorable guest performances of the decade. It was more than anyone had bargained for. 'Ridin',' Chamillionaire Featuring Krayzie Bone Cham's high-octane approach is rivaled here only by the fast-tongued Krayzie Bone. Anthony Hamilton) - "Why", Elzhi (feat.
Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 2002. 'Kick, Push,' Lupe Fiasco Lupe’s skateboard anthem made the world take notice of the Chi-Town emcee's push for the return of the art of storytelling sorely needed in this decade. Rather than contrive a common ground, both men embraced their differences and left us with an event record.
"Daylight" is the perfect theme song for a walk through a cold night. as a missile metaphor to challenge their peers to go hard or go home: "Don't pull the thang out unless you plan to bang.". 'Lighters Up,' Lil' Kim Do you care that she doesn't make knockers like this anymore?
This one was so hot it inspired Weird Al's "White & Nerdy" remix. Jay-Z and Beanie Sigel) - "What We Do", Missy Elliott (feat.
'I'm a Hustla,' Cassidy This one hustled its way to regular rotation and became a mainstay for the better part of 2005. Reflection Eternal's debut, Train of Thought, will go down as one of the best hip-hop albums of the 2000s, thanks to timeless tunes like "The Blast" and "Four Women." A bouncy anthem simultaneously showcasing DP's versatility and underlining their commitment to activism. 'Slow Motion,' JuvenileA sizzling skillet of summer groove was greased by Juvie's smooth flow. Once that deceptively smooth piano loop drops, you immediately think these guys are about to sing you a lullaby. This is a list of Billboard magazine's Top Hot 100 songs of 2002. Billboard Year-End Hot 100 chart for 2002.
It doesn't matter if you're a backpacker, a purist, or a Southern rap aficionado, this is one summer anthem you aren't likely to forget. 2002 Top R&B/Urban/Soul Songs of 2002 by Alex Cosper EMINEM - Without Me EMINEM - Lose Yourself NELLY - Hot In Herre MISSY "MISDEMEANOR" ELLIOTT - Work It SEAN PAUL - Gimme The Light ASHANTI - Foolish FAT JOE - What's Luv JA RULE featuring ASHANTI - Always On Time LL COOL J - Luv U Better R. KELLY - Ignition 2002 Top Pop Hits 2002 Top Albums Top that swagga! Dwayne Carter dons his overalls and proceeds to stitch his ailing patients one after the other. When he's down and out, his doobie is all he has. West demonstrated that a rap song could marry the mainstream to the Messiah and make it both sonically dynamic and commercially viable.
Wiz Khalifa (L) and The Game perform at the 2012 Closer To My Dreams Tour at Club Nokia on September 4, 2012 in Los Angeles, California. In this corner wearing green trunks, representing Detroit, Royce da 5'9"!
Nuts they go, macadamia they go so ballistic whoa" and "When I slap the taste out your mouth with the bass so loud that it shakes the place. Jiggaman and UGK teamed up to give us this sure shot in the summer of 2000. The song that had college kids chanting "Go shawty, it's your birthday" regardless of what day or month it was. MF DOOM reached the height of his creativity in the 2000s. This is the hymn of a man at peace with the sound of his own voice.
22 on the Hot 100. Equally amazing is the remix, which finds Jay-Z bouncing on the beat like it came with leather seats. The second half of the song reminds us of the many reasons Q-Tip has managed to remain a strong force. 'Drop It Like It's Hot,' Snoop DoggSnoop dropped this one in the hovering humidity of '04 and watched it sit on No.1 for three weeks. This hilarious paean to booger sugar had all the girls (and some fellas) fiendin' for N.E.R.D goodness. 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. Shady Records/Aftermath Records/Interscope Records. Two revered groups merge forces for the first time and yield a pulverizing hip-hop moment.
In the midst of his battle with Nas, Jay-Z needed a magical moment. And they held onto those values all the way to the end of the group's run in 2007. 's star-stuffed single instantly became an inescapable radio hit, club banger, and summer staple in 2008. However, since these sites are not under our control, we cannot attest to the accuracy of information provided by them. Jadakiss - Why (featuring Anthony Hamilton). North Carolina MC Phonte teamed up with Dutch beatsmith Nicolay on 2004's Connected. "All I Do Is Think of You" is a favorite among Jackson 5 fans.
The song's hazed-out jazzy vibe, coupled with Tech's psychopathic recital, is incredibly chilling. 'I Get Money,' 50 Cent 50 Cent brags about being stanky rich on this sky-scrapingly great banger. 'Go Crazy,' Young Jeezy Jeezy salutes d-boys everywhere. For detailed information on how Billboard compiled the charts, see the Wikipedia article "Billboard Hot 100".
Like the theme music to a good movie, they underscore a unique decade in hip-hop.
You have no idea what he's saying, but you simply can't turn it off because his flow is so damn infectious.
Kid Cudi's trippy psych-jam became the go-to song for lonely stoners in the 2000s. Strong songwriting and instrumentation as well as respect for influences. Bonus points for the most effective use of Jay-Z's voice in a sample ever. Long before Beans went rogue, the Roc's top three MCs joined forces to craft this street masterpiece.
It's bouncy enough for the club and frenetic enough for the gym.
25 2000s Hip-Hop Songs You Probably Know All The Words To. His flow on "Hip-Hop 101" is crispier than vanilla wafers. The song's lighthearted vibe is apropos given Oregon's high depression rates. Just Eminem defending his sheer existence as an unapologetic, foul-mouthed, lyrically-equipped artist who can't stand boy bands. It's the 2009 version of Clipse's "Grindin'.". The Common-aided remix is equally fascinating. Brother Ali rails against the status quo. Its simplicity only accentuates the sound of Jay’s heartbreaking. Like the theme music to a good movie, they underscore a unique decade in hip-hop.Ladies and gentlemen, it’s time to take a trip down memory lane and explore the best rap songs of the 2000s.
But when you take away his refuge, it's like stealing a fat kid's lunch.
Cam'ron's recession rap anthem captures the frustrations that peppered the global economic turmoil. A classic eulogy that nails the job it wasn't trying to do in the first place. When Kanye used the chart-topping "Touch the Sky" as a vehicle to ferry Lupe Fiasco to the big scene, Lupe seized the opportunity and gave one of the most memorable guest performances of the decade. It was more than anyone had bargained for. 'Ridin',' Chamillionaire Featuring Krayzie Bone Cham's high-octane approach is rivaled here only by the fast-tongued Krayzie Bone. Anthony Hamilton) - "Why", Elzhi (feat.
Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 2002. 'Kick, Push,' Lupe Fiasco Lupe’s skateboard anthem made the world take notice of the Chi-Town emcee's push for the return of the art of storytelling sorely needed in this decade. Rather than contrive a common ground, both men embraced their differences and left us with an event record.
"Daylight" is the perfect theme song for a walk through a cold night. as a missile metaphor to challenge their peers to go hard or go home: "Don't pull the thang out unless you plan to bang.". 'Lighters Up,' Lil' Kim Do you care that she doesn't make knockers like this anymore?
This one was so hot it inspired Weird Al's "White & Nerdy" remix. Jay-Z and Beanie Sigel) - "What We Do", Missy Elliott (feat.
Mature, nuanced, and rife with unexpected metaphors. Luckily for us, some mean bastard took his doobie away and Devin lived to tell the beautiful tale of "Doobie Ashtray" possible. Philly sweetheart Jill Scott is on board to sweeten this riveting piece. My generation is carpooling with doom and disease." The pared downbeat and thumping bass made this a solid club banger and one of the strongest singles of the 2000s.
'I'm a Hustla,' Cassidy This one hustled its way to regular rotation and became a mainstay for the better part of 2005. Reflection Eternal's debut, Train of Thought, will go down as one of the best hip-hop albums of the 2000s, thanks to timeless tunes like "The Blast" and "Four Women." A bouncy anthem simultaneously showcasing DP's versatility and underlining their commitment to activism. 'Slow Motion,' JuvenileA sizzling skillet of summer groove was greased by Juvie's smooth flow. Once that deceptively smooth piano loop drops, you immediately think these guys are about to sing you a lullaby. This is a list of Billboard magazine's Top Hot 100 songs of 2002. Billboard Year-End Hot 100 chart for 2002.
It doesn't matter if you're a backpacker, a purist, or a Southern rap aficionado, this is one summer anthem you aren't likely to forget. 2002 Top R&B/Urban/Soul Songs of 2002 by Alex Cosper EMINEM - Without Me EMINEM - Lose Yourself NELLY - Hot In Herre MISSY "MISDEMEANOR" ELLIOTT - Work It SEAN PAUL - Gimme The Light ASHANTI - Foolish FAT JOE - What's Luv JA RULE featuring ASHANTI - Always On Time LL COOL J - Luv U Better R. KELLY - Ignition 2002 Top Pop Hits 2002 Top Albums Top that swagga! Dwayne Carter dons his overalls and proceeds to stitch his ailing patients one after the other. When he's down and out, his doobie is all he has. West demonstrated that a rap song could marry the mainstream to the Messiah and make it both sonically dynamic and commercially viable.
Wiz Khalifa (L) and The Game perform at the 2012 Closer To My Dreams Tour at Club Nokia on September 4, 2012 in Los Angeles, California. In this corner wearing green trunks, representing Detroit, Royce da 5'9"!
Nuts they go, macadamia they go so ballistic whoa" and "When I slap the taste out your mouth with the bass so loud that it shakes the place. Jiggaman and UGK teamed up to give us this sure shot in the summer of 2000. The song that had college kids chanting "Go shawty, it's your birthday" regardless of what day or month it was. MF DOOM reached the height of his creativity in the 2000s. This is the hymn of a man at peace with the sound of his own voice.
22 on the Hot 100. Equally amazing is the remix, which finds Jay-Z bouncing on the beat like it came with leather seats. The second half of the song reminds us of the many reasons Q-Tip has managed to remain a strong force. 'Drop It Like It's Hot,' Snoop DoggSnoop dropped this one in the hovering humidity of '04 and watched it sit on No.1 for three weeks. This hilarious paean to booger sugar had all the girls (and some fellas) fiendin' for N.E.R.D goodness. 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. Shady Records/Aftermath Records/Interscope Records. Two revered groups merge forces for the first time and yield a pulverizing hip-hop moment.
In the midst of his battle with Nas, Jay-Z needed a magical moment. And they held onto those values all the way to the end of the group's run in 2007. 's star-stuffed single instantly became an inescapable radio hit, club banger, and summer staple in 2008. However, since these sites are not under our control, we cannot attest to the accuracy of information provided by them. Jadakiss - Why (featuring Anthony Hamilton). North Carolina MC Phonte teamed up with Dutch beatsmith Nicolay on 2004's Connected. "All I Do Is Think of You" is a favorite among Jackson 5 fans.
The song's hazed-out jazzy vibe, coupled with Tech's psychopathic recital, is incredibly chilling. 'I Get Money,' 50 Cent 50 Cent brags about being stanky rich on this sky-scrapingly great banger. 'Go Crazy,' Young Jeezy Jeezy salutes d-boys everywhere. For detailed information on how Billboard compiled the charts, see the Wikipedia article "Billboard Hot 100".
Like the theme music to a good movie, they underscore a unique decade in hip-hop.
You have no idea what he's saying, but you simply can't turn it off because his flow is so damn infectious.
Kid Cudi's trippy psych-jam became the go-to song for lonely stoners in the 2000s. Strong songwriting and instrumentation as well as respect for influences. Bonus points for the most effective use of Jay-Z's voice in a sample ever. Long before Beans went rogue, the Roc's top three MCs joined forces to craft this street masterpiece.
It's bouncy enough for the club and frenetic enough for the gym.
25 2000s Hip-Hop Songs You Probably Know All The Words To. His flow on "Hip-Hop 101" is crispier than vanilla wafers. The song's lighthearted vibe is apropos given Oregon's high depression rates. Just Eminem defending his sheer existence as an unapologetic, foul-mouthed, lyrically-equipped artist who can't stand boy bands. It's the 2009 version of Clipse's "Grindin'.". The Common-aided remix is equally fascinating. Brother Ali rails against the status quo. Its simplicity only accentuates the sound of Jay’s heartbreaking. Like the theme music to a good movie, they underscore a unique decade in hip-hop.Ladies and gentlemen, it’s time to take a trip down memory lane and explore the best rap songs of the 2000s.
But when you take away his refuge, it's like stealing a fat kid's lunch.
Cam'ron's recession rap anthem captures the frustrations that peppered the global economic turmoil. A classic eulogy that nails the job it wasn't trying to do in the first place. When Kanye used the chart-topping "Touch the Sky" as a vehicle to ferry Lupe Fiasco to the big scene, Lupe seized the opportunity and gave one of the most memorable guest performances of the decade. It was more than anyone had bargained for. 'Ridin',' Chamillionaire Featuring Krayzie Bone Cham's high-octane approach is rivaled here only by the fast-tongued Krayzie Bone. Anthony Hamilton) - "Why", Elzhi (feat.
Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 2002. 'Kick, Push,' Lupe Fiasco Lupe’s skateboard anthem made the world take notice of the Chi-Town emcee's push for the return of the art of storytelling sorely needed in this decade. Rather than contrive a common ground, both men embraced their differences and left us with an event record.
"Daylight" is the perfect theme song for a walk through a cold night. as a missile metaphor to challenge their peers to go hard or go home: "Don't pull the thang out unless you plan to bang.". 'Lighters Up,' Lil' Kim Do you care that she doesn't make knockers like this anymore?
This one was so hot it inspired Weird Al's "White & Nerdy" remix. Jay-Z and Beanie Sigel) - "What We Do", Missy Elliott (feat.
