What are the top 5 rap songs of all time?

Greatest Rap Songs of All Time

• ‘Ambitionz Az a Ridah’ by 2Pac.
• ‘Whats Poppin’ by Jack Harlow.
• ‘Criminal’ by Eminem.
• ‘Noorotic’ by Redman.
• ‘The Bridge Is Over’ by KRS One.
• ‘Award Tour’ by A Tribe Called Quest.
• ‘You Don’t Hear Me Doe’ by Scarface. Year released: 1993.
• ‘Grindin’ by The Clipse. Year released: 2002.

What is the best diss track of 2020?

Best Rap Diss Tracks In History So Far. (2020 updated)

• KENDRICK LAMAR – ‘Control’
• NAS- ‘Ether’
• PUSHA T – ‘The story of Adidona’
• J.
• PUSHA T – ‘ Infrared ‘
• Eminem – Killshot.
• EMINEM – ‘Nail In The Coffin’ ‘The Sauce’. Target – Benzino, The Source magazine.
• DRAKE – ‘Back to Back’ Target – Meek Mill.

Who started the diss track trend?

Origin and early examples An early example of a diss track was “You Keep Her” (1962) by Joe Tex. He wrote the song after his wife left him for soul singer James Brown, who then broke up with her and wrote Tex a letter saying he could have her back. Tex refused and ridiculed this offer in his song.

Which is the best diss track in rap history?

Top 10 Diss Tracks in the History of Rap 10. Eminem/D-12 – Do Rae Me/Hailie’s Revenge 9. G-Unit – Order of Protection 8. Remy Ma – ShETHER 7. Eminem – I Remember/Quitter/Hit ‘Em Up Freestyle 6. Eminem – Girls 5. Jada Kiss – Checkmate 4. Snoop Dogg – Pimp Slapp’d 3. Kendrick Lamar – Humble 2. Drake – “Back to Back” 1. Kendrick Lamar – Control

Are there any songs that diss Hip Hop?

While musicians from other genres have had disagreements in the past, and even have written songs about one another (the John Lennon/Paul McCartney beef comes to mind), for the most part they communicate their dislike in a more subtle fashion than those in the hip hop realm.

Are there any diss tracks of all time?

However, there were periods where diss tracks could get you hurt or even killed, so let’s take a look at the Top 10 diss tracks of all time in terms of quality and consequence (s).

Which is the best hip hop song of all time?

The above mentioned 50 Cent honorable mention entry Order of Protection gets a lot of points for being catchy, but is also one of the more “real” songs on this list as it talks about real, street stuff.