The song that had college kids chanting "Go shawty, it's your birthday" regardless of what day or month it was. Aasim is not a household name, but he should be. His flow on "Hip-Hop " is crispier than vanilla wafers. His rhymes are sharper than a Samurai ginsu.
The beat, courtesy of the late great Roc Raida, will have you reaching for Bengay from too much head bobbing. Among the greatest rap songs of all time. While everyone else was preoccupied with the next big bassline, Andre kept it simple. The ingredient for this runaway smash? One mindless phrase repeated over and over and over and over until it becomes irresistible. Weezy goes on a free-verse rampage, rambling about everything under the sun. But you simply can't turn it off because his flow is so damn infectious.
Missy quickly became a favorite in the s on the strength of her progressive production and innovative videos. It combines disparate elements that have no business being in the same pot together: Indian strings, tribal drums, Chinese gibberish.
The result is a cohesive gem that sent ripples across the airwaves. A dense soundscape of shimmering piano licks over a classic breakbeat and thumping bass is the recipe for an instant banger. Hey hip-hop, your future is in safe hands. How many artists can claim to have placed their hood on the map with just one single? The H-Town triumvirate of Mike, Slim, and Paul should be somewhere near the top of that list for spearheading Houston's momentary chokehold on hip-hop.
Mash Out Posse came out the door with a loud bang and sustained that intensity throughout the s. In this corner wearing green trunks, representing Detroit, Royce da 5'9"! Though Big Boi and Raekwon dropped some memorable lines here, you'll remember 3K's verse even after "Royal Rush" has pumped out its last note. Then you hit the repeat button. This jam about survival helped Kweli make the transition from member of a dynamic duo to a strong solo artist.
We may never know exactly how much of this song was 50's idea, but one thing is certain: "Hate It Or Love It" is a winner. Too bad, 50 doesn't craft hooks like this anymore. Most impressive is how seamless Kanye's social commentary and Shirley Bassey's extolling of diamonds mesh. Ahh, the good ol' days when every rap single posed a question to the listener. What you know about that? A bouncy anthem simultaneously showcasing DP's versatility and underlining their commitment to activism.
Two revered groups merge forces for the first time and yield a pulverizing hip-hop moment. From the goofy concept to the way the beat is tailor-made to suit each artist, "Int'l Players Anthem" is flawless. It doesn't matter if you're a backpacker, a purist, or a southern rap aficionado, this is one anthem you won't forget anytime soon.
The pared downbeat and thumping bass made this a solid club banger and one of the strongest singles of the s. One of Nas' finest moments. West demonstrated that a rap song could marry the mainstream to the Messiah and make it both sonically dynamic and commercially viable.
Dido's ethereal crooning adds more soot to the tale. It's impossible to fully appreciate the genius of this concert favorite until you've seen hip-hop fans leap up in excitement as Jay-Z delves into an exercise in lyricism.
It was musical irrigation to our souls the first time it washed over the summer airwaves. They couldn't have foreseen the emergence of Vuvuzelas or Octomom's prominence, but they had everything else covered on "B.
Bombs over Baghdad " The gulf war, political imbalance, and global warming never sounded so good. A frenetic drum blast supplies the backdrop while the chorus gets its riveting effect from a group of children now old enough to enlist in the military.
OutKast used the eerily prescient "B. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Use precise geolocation data. Select personalised content.
Create a personalised content profile. Measure ad performance. Select basic ads. Create a personalised ads profile. This is an evergreen song that still plays on every shaadi ka DJ and every daaru party.
The prelude is absolutely groovy and makes you get into the bhangra mode. Delivering hits like Maaeri , Dhoom pichak dhoom and many more, these guys were beyond awesome! This guy revolutionised music with his smooth velvet voice, his videos and the songs he made.
Don't deny it guys. You absolutely love this song, and you can't help but do the step the moment you hear the song playing from a distance. No matter how many Honey Singhs and Badshahs come and go, some Punjabi songs never die, do they? Malaika and Shah Rukh grooving on a moving train with beautiful music from Rahman - This song can never fail to make us move. The video might be a little too hilarious for today, but we are pretty sure you can't stop yourself from doing THE step. With a whole new swagger added by Apache Indian, this song was the perfect amalgamation of desi Punjabi lyrics with some really cool English ones.
The song that launched India's first all-girls band courtesy of a talent show on V Channel. We all danced to it in school for some function or the other. Another song with some really embarrassing dance moves but nonetheless, it gets us grooving, and that's what music is supposed to do, right?
The Aryans were the shiz back then yo! Microsoft Office YTD Video Downloader. Adobe Photoshop CC. VirtualDJ Avast Free Security. WhatsApp Messenger. Talking Tom Cat. Clash of Clans. Subway Surfers. TubeMate 3. Google Play. Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer remade. Spotify removes shuffle button after Adele's request. Cowboy Bebop review. Crypto group loses Constitution auction. We might even say they were the best years for all music ever.
Here are the definitive hits from the late '90s and early s, presented in chronological order. Destiny's Child - "Say My Name" Ludacris featuring Shawnna - "What's Your Fantasy" Nelly Furtado - "I'm Like a Bird" Hoku - "Another Dumb Blonde" Samantha Mumba - "Baby Come on Over" Pink - "Get the Party Started" Destiny's Child - "Bootylicious" Shakira - "Whenever, Wherever" Enrique Iglesias - "Hero" Mary J.
Blige - "No More Drama"
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