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Originally posted by supaspaz I'm kind of surprised that "Fight the Power" isn't higher, but I can see why it didn't do well with the ATRL voting base.

Originally posted by jomarr It Ain't Hard to Tell is great but One Love>

Originally posted by fortheloveofmusic So which rappers will have more songs in the top 100 Nas or Jay Kim or Missy Biggie or Tupac Common or Mos Def Kanye or Lil' Wayne DMX or Jeezy Jadakiss or Busta

Points: 66
Voters: 2
Highest Voter: #2 (Dephira)

"If I Ruled the World (Imagine That)" is a collaboration between Nas and Lauryn Hill. It was one of Nas' first tastes of mainstream success, and had a big budget video directed by Hype Williams.



Points: 67
Voters: 3
Highest Voter: #3 (Ascension)

"Get By" is a Talib Kweli track produced by Kanye West. It drew more mainstream attention to his critically acclaimed album, Quality.



Points: 68
Voters: 3
Highest Voter: #3 (Flashing Lights)

"Izzo (HOVA)" is Jay-Z's first top 10 hit. It was also Kanye West's production breakthrough. The song deals with Jay-Z's experience as a drug dealer.



Points: 70
Voters: 4
Highest: #10 (YSL)

"In Da Club" is 50 Cent's first single from Get Rich or Die Trying. It was a #1 hit, and praised by critics for its catchy chorus and Dr. Dre's beat.



Points: 70
Voters: 3
Highest: #4 (madonnas)

"Queen Bitch" is a non single from her debut, HardCore. While many speculate that Notorious B.I.G. ghostwrote it, it is still considered one of her best songs.

Originally posted by fortheloveofmusic So which rappers will have more songs in the top 100 Nas or Jay Kim or Missy Biggie or Tupac Common or Mos Def Kanye or Lil' Wayne DMX or Jeezy Jadakiss or Busta

Originally posted by supaspaz No matter how much of a joke 50 Cent becomes, "In Da Club" remains one of the most exciting debut singles of the last decade.

Out too soon.

Originally posted by Big Smoke the shade