Youre not going to find it in 10 songs since rap music in general sets aa's back as a whole. You really start noticing this when you travel to foreign countries and people think we all act like a 2003 rap video.
10 Rap Songs That Set African-Americans Back As A Race
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cleanface coney
Superstar
HOW nikkaS GONE DISS LIL MOUSE
LIL nikka JUST TRYNA DO SOMETHING WIT HIS LIFE
SMH nikkaS HATIN ON THE MONEY DANCE LOL
LIL nikka JUST TRYNA DO SOMETHING WIT HIS LIFE
SMH nikkaS HATIN ON THE MONEY DANCE LOL
Un-AmericanDreamer
Simp City
That list is 
without mention of this song
I'm surprised not a single lil John or Yin Yang Twins song made the list. Chief Keef should be a worthy mention too.
without mention of this song I'm surprised not a single lil John or Yin Yang Twins song made the list. Chief Keef should be a worthy mention too.
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Julius Skrrvin
I be winkin' through the scope
chickenhead is a fukkin classic 
Un-AmericanDreamer
Simp City
MyBabyDaddy B-Rock and The Biz
Your Momma's On Crack Rock The Dogs
Chickenhead Project Pat ft. Three 6 Mafia & La Chat
Baby Mama Three 6 Mafia ft. La Chat
First Of the Month - Bone Thugz N Harmony
Because I Got High Afroman
Chicken Noodle Soup DJ Webstar and Young B
Pants Hang Low Plies
That Baby Don't Look Like Me Shawty Put ft. Lil Jon & Too Short
Get Smoked Lil Mouse
Bonus: Chain Hang Low Jibbs
I'd rather forget most of these songs exist, but@ First of the Month being on the list. That's a classic.
Bolded don't belong. As much as I like First of the Month, it's a glorified welfare carol. I can see why it's on the list.
That list is
I'm surprised not a single lil John or Yin Yang Twins song made the list. Chief Keef should be a worthy mention too.
how the hell did you even remember that song
yall dont have to get mad at the list, you can make up your own list, personally i think its too 90ish, it needs some more 2000s
Un-AmericanDreamer
Simp City
how the hell did you even remember that song
How can I not remember it? I use to mess with BET Uncut real heavy back before I had internet access. I remember all the joints. Waxamillion's joint "Panties on the dance floor", Black Jesus "What that thang smell like", Tip Drill, Dolly Parton, all the classic rap porn videos.
man i think i blanked out all that stuff LOL
but that reminds me of this classic ode to the destruction of black civilization, dude was from alaska
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Brown_Pride
All Star
Prince Akeem
Its not that deep breh....
Most of those songs came and went like a fart in the wind.
Nobody even remembers them.
Nobody even remembers them.
what cac or tom made this list..
GetInTheTruck
Member
Hip-hop is way past it's prime. 
to the real era, when there was a message behind even the "vilest" of lyrics. Hip-Hop nowadays is doing nothing but harming the youth in general, not just black youth, though they probably stand to bear the brunt of the damage.
to the real era, when there was a message behind even the "vilest" of lyrics. Hip-Hop nowadays is doing nothing but harming the youth in general, not just black youth, though they probably stand to bear the brunt of the damage.
Brown_Pride
All Star
oh for sure there are a lot of songs that speak to people, I'm sure even some of these could be seen as a positive...to some...in certain situations. I was being VERY broad in that comment.
I LOVE Hip Hop and the voice it gave THE PEOPLE. For a time it was a glimps into the life of people who were under/poorly represented, again it gave a voice to the people.
The issue i have now is that that voice is all but drowned out by ...something else (corporations, money, drugs, etc, etc, call it what you want). My gripe is with the loss of that voice and it being taken captive.
The art of hip hop is dead, it is now a product. ...well SOME art persists, for the most part it's a formula now, where people are created, literally created who have little to no talent.
Art used to imitate life, it doesn't anymore, life imitates art.
"back in the day" you were who you were because you were real. Now, as i see it, people and kids are who they are because they have to conform to "art". Artist set trends, that wasn't the case when hip hop first set the scene. There was a culture that was reflected in hip hop, that's lost...mostly, every now and again you'll see it but for the most part it's lost.
Hip hop has no voice like it did "back in the day"
THAT is a reflection of life.
Explain to me how:
90% of the shyt you hear on the radio is a reflection of anything.
How many people you know driving a Maybach?
"I do this for my culture To let them know what a nikka look like when a nikka in a Roadster"
That's how i judge music now, really who is it speaking to.
To use one of these songs...
Hip hop was the sister to bizzy bones fuked up brother (corporations, the media, money hungry fools) who stole her stamps...
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I need a smiley that packs more disappointment than this one here, something that is both disappointed, disgusted and hurt all at the same time...
hmmm...
@Mowgli, can you snap a pick of your moms next time you visit her? That, i'm sure is the look on her face.
Did you just summon the Mowgster into this thread? I had ya moms, Maria over here earlier makin my bed. She said her devil worshipping son doesnt take care of her since little mehoe starting 
in pentagrams so i gave her an extra 20 bucks and told her at least someone cares. Then i gave her a kiss on the cheek. 
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