what about

damien and damien III-DMX

forgot about dre-dre and em

soldier like me-pac and em

but thug luv is the greatest

the beat the lyrics, by far the greatest bar none

Not the best, but a very good one...

The Game ft. 50 Cent - Hate It Or Love It

Kurupt - On On site, Behind the walls, Speak on it.

2Pac - Ambitions Az a Ridah, How Long will they mourn me, Hit em' up, I don't give a ***.

Raekwon Feat. Ghostface Killah, Masta Killa, Blue Raspberry & 62nd Assassin - Glaciers Of Ice

Wu Tang Clan - Da Mystery Of Chessboxin'

Allen Iverson - 40 Bars

Big Punisher - Fast Money, Super Lyrical, Tres Leches

Coo Coo Cal - I did it, My Projects

Canibus - 2nd round k.o.

Cypress Hill - How I Could Just Kill A Man

Delinquent Habits - Los Tres Deliquentes

DJ Clue + DJ Envy feat. Lil' Kim - Whats The Word

DMX - Bring Your Whole Crew

EPMD - Freestyle Over Mobb Deep 'Drop a Gem on Em'

GZA ft. ODB, Masta Killa, InspectaDeck - Duel of the Iron Mic

Junior Mafia feat. Lil' kim & Notorious BIG- Get Money

Lil' Troy - Wanna Be a Balla

Mobb Deep - Shook Ones Part II, Hell on earth, survival of the fittest

Mos Def feat. Pharoahe Monch & Nate Dogg - Oh no!

Mos Def - Sunshine, Miss Fat booty

Old Dirty ***- Shimmy Shimmy Ya

Outkast - Xplosion (Feat B-Real)

Talib Kweli & Hi-Tek - good mourning

hey wat up emin3m is the best and i will like 2 be ur feriend

hey wat up emin3m is the best and i will like 2 be ur feriend

Why can't you wack asses just choose 1 song, just ONE. Is that so hard? Nobody cares about what's in your cd changer. And most of yall lists are lame to begin with.

So as for me, the one who appreciates all styles of music and not just a hip hop, the one who asked his momma to buy him the Sugar Hill Gang "Rapper's Delight"  12 inch single when he was 6 years old,  the one who dug deeper in the crates and was listening to jazz and doo wops to understand how black music/hip hop has evolved, music that was before my time, unlike most of you cats who only listen to what's current on the radio waves. Catch my drift?

So to choose just 1...and i'm basing it on it's impact to hip hop, not record sales, not radio play, but the intensity of the song, it was hip hop in its truest form, 4 of the greatest MC's at that time and put them together.....

Masta Ace, Craig G, Kool G Rap, & Big Daddy Kane - "THE SYMPHONY"

Victory or death-twista

Overdose-twista

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