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teeth of ghosts, wow, really, who ru to judge, we all have problems and grow the fuck up, this band is real, do not get hit with it, that’s more or less some shit to say ras clot , adorned with all the em several times, and I do not think drug use statement is required, Bless

wondering why is everyone picking on me tried to talk em chill-out that is nothing to deserve this, but when I do not work I was not scared just very nervous and was not ready, but when its on then its on and the Hell, even in the old days

@ SL4VE0WNER1904619, which is precisely the point I was doing, what made you change channels. I was actually in an agreement in principle with this until I read the reviews on it. I started listening to the classics of this kind, and I realized that VH1 did a terrible job managing the list. I just want to give recognition to the rappers who deserve to be called rappers, and not to any media that says it’s good.

@ Illuminatioracle no big brother said.

It takes me back to better days … RIP J. Dilla

Name on a cloud:)

@ Uncle Bigkev9539 top 100 shit shit when I saw a couple of songs that were in there, I just change the channel

At 2:22 vomits the all-seeing eye THUMBS UP if you saw and not be a pussy jocker I like the song too thin

@ 1o11h cause of death

this song is my meories with my boyfriend.ここち いい

@ SoTtOMaN829, what it is that its still not talking about underground rappers, which is only referring to the regular trash that supposedly called “rap”.

that list includes artists like 50 Cent, Nelly, Lil Wayne, that are not real, but leaves out songs like “everything will be fine,” Naughty By Nature, which talks about real shit. That is just one example but there is more

Here are my problems with VH1′s “100 best rap songs of all time” (pt.2): 4. “Cars that go Boom”, “Lapdance,” “Tha Block Is Hot” and “What’s Your Fantasy” are all songs that are not due to (other) .5. “Express Yourself” by N.W.A. también.6 should be in there. “Fight The Power” Public Enemies, should not be # 1.This are just some of the problems with that list, along with the other problems that other people like me, they say.

Here are my problems with VH1′s “100 best rap songs of all time”: 1.There are demasiados.2 recent songs. “I Used To Love H.E.R.” in common is only at # 69, while “TROY” by Pete Rock & C.L. Tender is the # 90 (seriously?) .3. “In Da Club” 50 Cent is # 18, but songs like “Runnin” and “Passin ‘Me By” by The Pharcyde, “93 Til’ Infinity” by Souls Of Mischief, “Flava in Ya Ear” of Craig Mack, and “I have seen a man die” Scarface corte.Yo even do I need part 2 of this.

I know this is a bit off topic, but some of you think VH1 did absolutely terrible job managing your supposed list of “100 best hip-hop songs of all time”? It was an absolute hit in the face to all the artists that made songs that should have been in there, including The Pharcyde. So if anyone cares, I’d like to vent my frustrations about the number of that list.

@ Hankganja420, I do not quite understand. It seems that people prefer to listen at low prices, for radio, rap music rappers really stereotypical average (below average) to listen to rap artists to win the title.

sooo … Lil Wayne people choose rather forceful blowing of this song? I do not understand …

I like this track too long to write anything abiut.

I was in high school when this joint came out, now 15 years later, I still love this song and beat!

@ CrayahnTV have some good brother, keep

@ Illuminatioracle I agree, but when I see a knife that tend to return quietly outside

@ SoTtOMaN829 I can not agree more homeboy

@ Illuminatioracle if u beilive it. but I can do my karma