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- "Ladies First" Queen Latifah Featuring Monie Love.
- "Weekend Love" Queen Latifah Featuring Tony Rebel.
- “U.N.I.T.Y.” Queen Latifah.
- “Just Another Day” Queen Latifah.
- "U.N.I.T.Y." (1993) After an underperforming sophomore album, Queen Latifah returned in full force with her third album Black Reign. The twelfth track on the album, “U.N.I.T.Y.”
- "Ladies First" (1989) The song that began Queen Latifah’s meteoric rise to fame as a rapper was 1989’s “Ladies First.” On the track, she featured fellow rapper Monie Love.
- “Just Another Day…” (1993) “Just Another Day…” was released as the second single from Black Reign. In the affirmative track, Queen Latifah showed off a more vulnerable side.
- "Black Hand Side" (1994) Black Reign featured many of Queen Latifah’s most popular songs. After the successes of “U.N.I.T.Y.” and “Just Another Day…”, the rapper delivered yet another anthem with “Black Hand Side.”
1989–2002: Rap and hip-hop. Latifah made her mark in hip-hop by rapping about issues black women face. She wrote songs about topics including domestic violence, street harassment, and troubled relationships.
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Dana Elaine Owens (born March 18, 1970), better known by her stage name Queen Latifah, is an American singer-songwriter, rapper, actress, model, television producer, record producer and talk...
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At number 10 in our list of the top 10 Queen Latifah songs is a song that sampled a Chaoui song and was produced by Timbaland. The video of the song was filmed at a raceway park in New Jersey. The Timbaland beats are insane, and Queen Latifah brings her top tier rapping skills to this track.
If you have watched the film, “Nothing To Lose,” then you probably recognise this song from the movie’s soundtracks. “Its Alright” is one of the few Queen Latifah’s singles where she features only her singing, without rapping. This song proves that Queen Latifah is not only good at rapping, but she has got some amazing vocals.
Queen Latifah’s 1998 album, Order in Court has some bangers and it is one of her most underrated albums in my opinion. The song was recorded in New York City and features New Jersey Rapper Apache. The song has two music videos with one video showing Queen Latifah and Tommy Davidson playing a video game after which Queen Latifah loses the game. The ...
Although I don’t like the sample of this song, I have always admired Queen Latifah’s magical vocals. “Paper,” is the first song that Queen Latifah released that does not showcase her rapping skills. The song was released on 5th May 1998 and is written by Paco Michael, Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong.
“Court Is In Session” is the second track from Queen Latifah’s 1998 album, Order In The Court. In the track, Queen Latifah starts off with some cool opening bars, saying, “Court is in session, I’m the judge, jury and the prosecution….” Queen Latifah’s flow and incredible rapping skills in the song compliment the beat of this song which make it a mu...
Queen Latifah’s album, Black Reign, was a classic and no wonder it appears so much on this list. At her peak, Queen Latifah was one of the few female artists who you could listen to and feel that her message could resonate well with everyone. The song samples, “Hello It’s Me” by The Isley Brothersand the lyrics were written by Queen Latifah and S.I...
Queen Latifah was so talented that at times, it seemed like she could do it all. The number four song in our list of her best songs is the song, “Dance For Me.” The song comes from her classic debut studio album, All Hail The Queen which was released in 1989. The track peaked at position 14 on the US Hot R&B/Hip-hop songs.
“Just Another Day” will definitely give you a strong sense of nostalgia even if you weren’t born in the 90’s. The song comes from her album, Black Reign and it’s about how a normal day in Queen Latifah’s neighbourhood looks like. In the song, she takes pride in her neighbourhood despite the crime, presence of police, and danger that always lurks. T...
“Ladies First” is one of Queen Latifah’s most significant songs since its message showed the White Americans a very different perspective about Black women. The song features another incredible female rapper by the name Monie Love who complimented Queen Latifah’s amazing verses. Queen Latifah’s flow during the intro is one of the best that female r...
The number one song in our list of the greatest songs from this celebrated hip hop female icon comes from her album, Black Reign. The 1993 hit song was released at a time when hip-hop was more of a lifestyle than a music genre. What caught the attention of news outlets, parental groups and political leaders is the lyrics to the song. Due to its mes...
Queen Latifah is an American rapper, jazz / blues singer, and actress. Born Dana Owens, she has released seven studio albums, six of which were hip hop -influenced albums and two that were all-singing jazz -influenced albums. She has released a total of twenty-three singles as well.
