[jj99]

Originally posted by Navyman

And look at me now did not have a bigger impact than dueces on urban radio. It may have been a bigger pop hit but on urban no, and this is why people that KNOWS urban radio & listeners should do polls like this & not becky or conner from the burbs.....

Noooooooooooooooooooooooo:

Death

[Damien M]

Originally posted by keshaspearsxo

edge of glory is urban because of the saxophonist clarence clemons

Please tell me you're joking.

[Party And Bull]

Originally posted by jj99

Wasn't EMpire State of Mind out in 2009 though.

Which means it was last decade.

These are the most likely the most impactful Urban songs, this decade

Look at Me Now
******s in Paris
Can't Be Friends
Deuces
Un-Thinkable (I'm Ready)
I'm On One
Lotus Flower Bomb
Love on Top
Climax

What's "I'm On One"?
I've never heard that before

[Alpha]

Originally posted by Navyman

so you racist ****. Are you saying urban songs can't be iconic?

look up the real definitions of iconic and urban, those are two words that could never go along. oh and while youre on it, you could look up the definition of racist too.

[Tsuko]

Originally posted by Navyman

And look at me now did not have a bigger impact than dueces on urban radio. It may have been a bigger pop hit but on urban no, and this is why people that KNOWS urban radio & listeners should do polls like this & not becky or conner from the burbs.....

I'm talking about the impact of an urban song... in general. Not just on urban radio. That's why I included songs like 5 O'Clock by T-Pain, because that song was not that significant on urban radio, but it's a well-known song with the general public. For a similar reason I put LAMN over Deuces.

I just realized I forgot Work Out by J Cole.

[liferekindled]

Empire State of Mind. Anything else is delusion.

[Tsuko]

Originally posted by Party And Bull

What's "I'm On One"?
I've never heard that before

You seriously never heard it? It was seriously huge last year.

It features Drake, Rick Ross and Lil Wayne:

[jj99]

Originally posted by Party And Bull

What's "I'm On One"?
I've never heard that before

DJ Khaled ft Lil Wayne, Drake & Rick Ross, Was a Hugeeeeee Urban Hit around this time Last Year. Was #1 for 11 weeks on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs

[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by UNDERDOG

look up the real definitions of iconic and urban, those are two words that could never go along. oh and while youre on it, you could look up the definition of racist too.

What are the "real definitions" of "urban" and "iconic"?

[iamvladd]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

Maybe it's just me, but I've never come across anyone who says "YOLO." YOLO seems like a term Twitter users went crazy over. I just never noticed it outside of the Internet, while "that sh** cray" was really a popular phrase everywhere.

I never came across people that said YOLO in real life either. I found more people saying the 'Oh my God, Becky, look at her butt, Tunechi' more than anything.

And I myself can say I used 'that sh*t cray' in real life more than I should had.

[Sinister]

only 3 of those songs can even come close to iconic

NIP, TM, and ESOM (but they are recent so it can't be told just yet

[Navyman]

yall know the slightest thing about urban radio your damn thread should be renamed to "biggest urban song on pop radio" that what it looks like...

[keshaspearsxo]

Originally posted by Damien M

Please tell me you're joking.

edge of glory is iconic though ,so no im not joking

[Katamari]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

What are the "real definitions" of "urban" and "iconic"?

I guess he means urban music can't be iconic because it is local

[Navyman]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

What are the "real definitions" of "urban" and "iconic"?

!
Ok cause i am perched for these definitions

[Austin]

None are iconic. The most memorable will probably be ****** in Paris & Empire State of Mind

[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by Katamari

I guess he means urban music can't be iconic because it is local

He's wrong.

[Lyrical.]

Originally posted by UNDERDOG

look up the real definitions of iconic and urban, those are two words that could never go along. oh and while youre on it, you could look up the definition of racist too.

So a pop song can be iconic, but an urban song can't? Great logic

[BlazingLovatic]

Eminem - Love the Way You Lie
Jay-Z - Empire State of Mind
Kelly Rowland - Motivation

[Tsuko]

Originally posted by iamvladd

I never came across people that said YOLO in real life either. I found more people saying the 'Oh my God, Becky, look at her butt, Tunechi' more than anything.

And I myself can say I used 'that sh*t cray' in real life more than I should had.

I hear both YOLO and "That **** cray" a lot tbh, even in real life.

I also heard "Leggo" a lot more when Look At Me Now was popular.

The "Oh my God, Beck, look at her butt" line that Lil Wayne says in that song originally comes from the Baby Got Back video by Sir Mix-a-Lot, so that phrase has been part of slang before, but Lil Wayne probably re-popularized it.