Popular rap songs have revolutionized the delivery of music messages with unique beats. Many still enjoy the top 100 rap songs.
List of the 100 best rap songs throughout history:
100) Biz Markie: “Just a friend”
99) Lil Jon and The East Side Boyz: “Get Low”
98) Warren G ft. Nate Dogg: “Regular”
97) Eva: “Who is that girl?”
96) DJ Jazzy Jeff and The Fresh Prince: “Parents just don’t get it”
95) El Trimm: “Booming Cars”
94) Master P: “Make them say Ugh”
93) NERD: “Lapdance”
92) Yo-Yo: “I can’t play with my Yo-Yo”
91) Chamillionaire: “Ridin ‘”
90) Pete Rock and CL Smooth: “They remind you (TROY)”
89) Cam’ron: “Oh boy”
88) Jungle Brothers: “What U Waitin ’43
87) Wyclef Jean: “We try to stay alive”
86) Heavy D. and the Boyz: “Now that we found love”
85) Black Star: “Definition”
84) UFO: “Roxanne Roxanne”
83) 2 Live Crew: “Me So Horny”
82) Chubb Rock: “Treat them right”
81) PM Dawn: “Set adrift in memory bliss”
80) Three 6 Mafia: “Tough here for a pimp”
79) DMX: “Ruff Ryders Anthem (Stop Drop)”
78) Housing estate arrested: “Tennessee”
77) Cold Crush Brothers: “Cold Crush Bros. at the Dixie”
76) Big Punisher: “I’m not a gamer yet”
75) Lil ‘Kim: “Crush on You”
74) EPMD: “You have to relax”
73) Black Sheep: “The choice is yours”
72) JJ Fad: “Supersonic”
71) Whodini: “Monsters come out at night”
70) 3 (rd) Bass: “Pop Goes the Weasel”
69) Common: “I used to love her”
68) IT: “What you know”
67) Mase: “Feel so good”
66) House Of Pain: “Jump”
65) Spoonie Gee and The Treacherous Three: “Love Rap”
64) The roots: “what they do”
63) Kid ‘n Play: “Rollin’ With Kid N Play”
62) Sayable Planets: “Slick Rebirth”
61) Slick Rick: “Children’s Story”
60) LL Cool J: “I need love”
59) Ol ‘Dirty Bastard: “Shimmy Shimmy Ya”
58) Ludacris feet. Shawna: “What is your fantasy?”
57) Big Daddy Kane: “I get the job done.”
56) Busta Rhymes: “Woo-Ha! I’ve got you all under control”
55) Terror Squad ft / Fat Joe and Remy: “Lean Back”
54) MC Lyte: “Cha Cha Cha”
53) Lox: “Money, power, respect”
52) Foxy Brown: “I’ll Be”
51) Doug E. Fresh and the Get Fresh Team: “The Show”
50) Lil ‘Wayne: “Tha Block is hot”
49) Boogie Down Productions: “My Philosophy”
48) Nas: “One love”
47) Young MC: “Bust A Move”
46) De La Soul: “Me, Myself, And I”
45) Geto Boys: “My mind plays tricks on me”
44) Method Man: “I’ll be there for you / You’re all I need to get through”
43) Game, The ft. 50 Cent: “Hate or love him”
42) Roxanne Shante: “Roxanne’s Revenge”
41) Funky 4 + 1 – “That’s the joint”
40) Run-DMC: “It’s like this”
39) Tone-Loc: “Wild Thing”
38) Coolio: “Gangsta’s Paradise”
37) Rob Base and DJ EZ Rock: “It takes two”
36) Nelly: “Hot in Herre”
35) Queen Latifah: “Ladies First”
34) Cypress Hill: “Crazy in the brain”
33) Bone Thugs-N-Harmony: “Tha Crossroads”
32) Puff Daddy & The Family: “It’s all about the Benjamins”
31) Kool Moe Dee: “How you like me now”
30) Tribe Called Quest: “Check the Rhime”
29) Digital Underground: “The Humpty Dance”
28) Ice Cube: “It was a good day”
27) Beastie Boys: “Hang on now, hit it”
26) MC Hammer: “You can’t touch this”
25) Fugees: “Killing Me Softly”
24) Eric B and Rakim: “Paid in full”
23) Outkast: “BOB”
22) Naughty by nature: “OPP”
21) Afrika Bambaataa and Soul Sonic Force: “Planet Rock”
20) Kanye West: “Gold Digger”
19) Ice T: “Colors”
18) 50 Cent: “In Da Club”
17) Sir Mix-A-Lot: “Baby Got Back”
16) Missy Elliott: “Get Ur Freak On”
15) Eminem: “Stan”
14) Tupac: “I move”
13) Wu-Tang Clan: “CREAM”
12) LL Cool J: “I can’t live without my radio”
11) Jay-Z: “Hard Knock Life”
10) Kurtis Blow: “The Breaks”
9) Salt-N-Pepa: “Push”
8) Snoop Doggy Dogg: “Gin and Juice”
7) Notorious BIG: “Juicy”
6) NWA: “Straight from Compton”
5) Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five: “The Message”
4) Run-DMC: “Walk This Way”
3) Dr. Dre; “Nuthin But A ‘G’ Thang”
2) Sugarhill Gang: “Rapper’s Delight”
1) Public enemy: “Fight against power”
The first song sent a strong message about racism that attracted listeners; some lyrics may have caused controversy. Many fans believe that Rapper’s Delight is a “true” and classic song. The third song on the list is an old-school rap song that many fans believe sets a high standard for rap artists trying to be successful; there is simply no match. The fourth title song successfully merged 2 of the most popular genres – rock and rap. The fifth of the best rap songs is another classic that just doesn’t compare. This list sets high standards for emerging rap artists.