Day 2 of the festivities. Today I will present you faithful hoes with another list.
This list will countdown le creme de la creme of album tracks, AKA songs that don't get played on the radio that were on albums from this year only. On another note, isn't that a ****ing FUG ass couple in that picture. The chick is like two strands of hair away from looking like Groucho Marx with a ****, and the dude looks like a poorly photoshopped version of
this guy. Their kid will be the most unsightly grotesque lookin son of a bitch to ever roam the earth, if ever they decide to unleash that wrath upon this already wayward society.
I'm ****in awful yo.
Here's the list.
25. Fabolous featuring Jay-Z - Brooklyn
A trifecta of gangsta from Crooklyn's finest where the past (sampling of Biggie) meets the present (Hovi) meets the future (Fab). Well, Fab
was the present, but then Jay-Z unretired. Oh well. This song lit up NYC all throughout the summer. BK (looks out the window across the street) stand up!
24. DJ Khaled featuring Lil' Wayne, Young Jeezy, Juelz Santana, Rick Ross, Fat Joe & Dre - Brown Paper Bag
Another great posse track from the Carlos Santana of hip-hop. Should have been the second single. Keep pimpin these rappers while u can B. Saying "we the best" twice in a song hardly makes you an artist at all. Abuser.
23. Paramore - Hallelujah
I don't know if this song is religious or not, but the sincerity and emotion Hailey puts into this song made it a sure shot for this list. And to think I only heard this a week ago!
22. Maroon 5 - Little of Your Time
The first time I heard this was that time me and one of my friends cut class and went to the Virgin Megastore. I didn't hear it again till a couple a days of go, but I must say this is funkier and catchier than any of the other 3 songs M5 released off this CD thus far, and it does it at a asskicking 2:17.
21. Remy Mama - Jump
LMAO!!!! "Ghettobird"!!!! jajajajajaj! Hopefully, sometime between collecting foodstamps and giving handjobs for crack, the members of Kriss Kross found the time to laugh at this joyous celebration of the 'round the way chickenhead.
20. Lily Allen - Friday Night
This is Ms. 'I'm better than Amy Winehouse' at her hoodrat, mean girl best. Apparently a taunt like "what cha troyna say" entails being hard on the tough streets of L-D-N. Bloody wankers.
19. Kanye West - Young Folks
The Louis Vuitton Don does his own revision of Peter, Bjorn & John's sunny indie hit and infuses it with [what else?] shameless narcissism. He gets cool kids points for jacking the motto MTV's show Diary: "you think you really know, but you have no idea". And the mother****er's right bout that.
18. Mark Ronson featuring Tigger & ODB -Toxic
Ever wonder what the D-d-d-dirty Bastard would sound like over a Britney song? Well, early merry christmas then.
17. Radiohead - Nude
Thom Yorke and co. bring sexyback and make a song with a Timbaland backed beat about girlies makin that cake so long as they get bucky ****in nekkid.
Except not. Very serene and relaxing, actually.
16. M.I.A. - Bamboo Banga
"Strike, match, light, fiya". Sublime danceable renegade music from everyone's favorite blue-wigged refugee. POWA POWA!
15. Amy Winehouse- Some Unholy War
Everyone's favorite cokehead puts everything on the line (heheh, "the line") for her man, and ain't no way in hell she's backing down or pussying out. Strikingly parallel from her real life.
14. Rihanna - Question Existing
Bighead contemplates whether or not she should trust any of the men vying for her attention, and in the process, slips, falls and lands on Jay-Z's dick. Poor confused little girl.
13. Lil' Wayne- My Daddy
Over the "We Takin' Over" beat, Weezy spits a couple of bars explaining why incest is
COMPLETELY normal. Great! Scott! Storch! Hilarious.
12. Nine Inch Nails - Me, I'm Not
If there were ever a soundtrack to how it feels when you smoke that grade-a weed this is it. The embodiment of woozy, dissonant and cool. Pass that ****.
11. Fall Out Boy - Fame < Infamy
"I'm addicted to the way I feel when I think/ of you/ too much green/ to feel blue-ue-ue". Get that paper, FOB! The catchiest song on Infinity On High, without question.
10. Riskay - Smell Yo Dick
The funny thing is I can definitely picture this type of thing happening in a project building in some hood while I'm typing this, in all seriousness. Just download and prepare to laugh.
9. Korn - Ever Be
**** Head and his ****ing "dumb ass psalm!!" RABBLE! Do not, however, **** with those crazy militant speed drums at the end of this classic. Munky described it best: "it sounds like 300 set to music".
8. Rihanna - Sell Me Candy
We all know damn well she ain't lookin for no CAN-DAY.
7. Jay-Z - Pray
Is it me or does this song sample that sound from Ini Kamoze's "Here Comes the Hotstepper?" The beat is hypnotizing, and a return to form following last year's Kingdom Come. Holla drug narratives!!! A better "Can't Knock The Hustle".
6. Kelly Clarkson - Be Still
Sultry, seductive and even Sade-esque. Kelly Clarkson at her sexiest, baby fat tummy and all.
5. Fall Out Boy - Golden
"I saw God cry in the reflection of my enemies and all the lovers with no time for me." WOW. It's rare that a song hits me and matches my own life like this one does, but damn...it's like the song I never wrote. "Something in the Way" for the emo-set.
4. Britney Spears- Get Naked
America's former sweetheart makes a song for us to dance to when we forget our panties and a paparazzo takes flicks of our deflated pudgy hamwallets! HOORAY!
3. Nine Inch Nails - Vessel
Why the **** didn't Trent release this as a single? How would I describe this song...it's like a synchronized ****ing up of all the machines in the world at once, with what sounds like a car alarm as an eerie beat.
2. Britney Spears - Toy Soldier
This chick is certified gangsta. The beat on this song is ****in crazy and the gossip part following the second chorus is basically a big STFU to all the haters. Britney has swagger and attitude like she's never displayed before and it shows on this, the best song of her career. *does Yayo dance to the chorus*
1. Korn - Kiss
Up there with the saddest songs I've ever heard. Korn's forte is obviously thrashing unrestricted violent songs about anger and rage, but they have never, EVER hit "melancholy" on the head like they did with this song. Everything about this song is perfection; from the spine-chilling drums right before the second verse to Jonathan's repeated whimper at the end of the song...I mean, it's just unduplicatable magic. Listen to that **** or get shot.
The worst songs of 2007 list gets posted tomorrow, or rather, later today hopefully.