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Oct 24, 2023 · 43M views • 14 years ago. •. Throw yourselves back to the golden-teeth days with these 00s Rap Hits. Featuring huge music videos from: Eminem, Dr. Dre, Missy Elliott, Jay-Z and much more!
- Eminem. 12,448 votes. A groundbreaking lyricist and storyteller, this Detroit native quickly rose to fame with his unique blend of dark humor, personal experiences, and intricate wordplay.
- 50 Cent. 7,674 votes. Rising from a tumultuous background in Queens, New York, this rapper gained massive success in the early 2000s with his gritty tales of street life and catchy hooks.
- Nas. 7,861 votes. A revered lyricist since his classic debut album in the '90s, this Queensbridge MC continued to cement his status as one of rap's greatest poets throughout the 2000s.
- Outkast. 1,340 votes. This innovative duo from Atlanta consistently pushed the boundaries of hip-hop throughout the 2000s with their eclectic mix of funk, soul, and electronic influences.
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- Kanye West - "Gold Digger" Year Released: 2005. "Gold Digger" is Kanye at his most audacious. Featuring a captivating performance by Jamie Foxx, this track serves as a witty, catchy commentary on relationships and fame.
- Jay-Z and Alicia Keys - "Empire State of Mind" Year Released: 2009. "Empire State of Mind" stands as a modern-day anthem for New York City. Jay-Z's vivid lyrics and Alicia Keys's powerful chorus perfectly capture the spirit of the city, making the track an instant classic.
- Outkast - "Hey Ya!" Year Released: 2003. "Hey Ya!" is Outkast at their most experimental. This track blended rap, pop, and funk to create a sound that was unique and irresistible.
- The Game and 50 Cent - "Hate It Or Love It" Year Released: 2005. "Hate It or Love It" is a classic underdog story set to music. The Game and 50 Cent reflect on their tumultuous pasts over a soulful, nostalgic beat, creating a compelling narrative of triumph over adversity.
Listen to the Jukebox Hits: No.1 Rap Songs of the '00s playlist on Apple Music. 20 Songs. Duration: 1 hour, 26 minutes.
- Kool Savas – “The Verdict”
- Eminem Feat. Dido – “Stan”
- Nelly – “Hot in Herre”
- Kid Cudi – “Pursuit of Happiness”
- Sido – “My Block”
- Drake – “Best I Ever Had”
- Prinz Pi – “Gib Dem Affen Zucker”
- Bushido Feat. Baba Saad – “Never A Rapper”
- Lil Wayne – “Lollipop”
- M.I.A. – “Paper Planes”
Impressively, the Aachen-born Adele managed to take the edge off his adversary by rehashing the two artists’ shared musical and private past, immortalizing Eko’s devious, opportunistic face in lines that are still often quoted today. “Das Urteil” is not only one of the best rap songs of the 2000s but at the same time a milestone of the entire Germa...
In Germany alone, the unhealthy pen pal inspired more than half a million buyers and was accordingly ennobled with platinum.
As simple as the message (“Undress!”) is, the vibe, melody, and music video of the damp-happy excess are still memorable today. The track of the cobbled US American received the Grammy in 2003 in the category “Best male solo performance,” stormed in the United States to the first place of the sales lists, and even today is considered a timeless Sum...
Since the song undoubtedly makes you want to party, it was of course also included in the soundtrack of the 2012 party excess flick “Project X” represented. The rapper was apparently particularly popular in France, where he jumped with his track to first place on the hit list.
The track was not only provocative, relentless, and humorously honest, but also a commercial success. The debut single of the masked musician shot out of nowhere to number 13 in the German charts. The rest is history.
In the music video, the artist then shows us his sporty-tactical side and appears as the coach of an extremely attractive women’s basketball team. The number went to second place in the “Billboard Hot 100” and was honored with 4-fold platinum.
While the lyrically, poetically inclined listener might dismiss the track as “Klamauk,” we put on our neon yellow baseball cap and fidget one last time.
The artists describe the rocky road they had to walk in a problematic social hotspot to reach musical success. In doing so, they distanced themselves from valid rap clichés just as they did from completed courses of study. The only “CCN II” single was rewarded with the 24. Place of our national charts.
And even if the Performeration of the lyrics may be carried out individually, one thing is indisputable: “Lollipop” is still the most successful single of the US-American artist, was refined five times with platinum and sold more than five million copies in the USA alone.
The artist, who has roots in Sri Lanka, is deliberately playing with prevailing clichés and taking the general social criminalization of immigrants in the USA to extremes. Especially in Canada and the United States, “Paper Planes” was well received and found itself in the top 10 of the charts.
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