What is the most iconic beat of the 2000s?
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Scustin Bieburr
Baby baybee baybee UUUGH
Another strong contender:
This beat essentially made Rick Ross' career in my opinion. It's very well made.
This was DJ Khaled at his best when he collaborated with cool and dre. I don't think he's ever been locked in like he was in the 2000s to early 2010s. He was trying to prove a point back then and he did. So many people hopped on that beat.
This one still holds up and I can't think of any gucci song I like more than this one.
This beat essentially made Rick Ross' career in my opinion. It's very well made.
This was DJ Khaled at his best when he collaborated with cool and dre. I don't think he's ever been locked in like he was in the 2000s to early 2010s. He was trying to prove a point back then and he did. So many people hopped on that beat.
This one still holds up and I can't think of any gucci song I like more than this one.
Controversy
Superstar
Dipset Anthem
FunkDoc1112
Heavily Armed
I was a Gucci hater at the time and not even I could front on Lemonade
Uncle Baby Billy
All Star
Unpopular Opinion, but Lean Back...that is the first song I'd expect on a 00's party or mix.
don't think it's that unpopular
lean back was pretty big, i heard that shyt everywhere that year
Reality Check
Keepin' it 100
This is the answer.
It was everywhere.
Your moms knows the beat.
Your moms mom knows the beat.
Whips-n-Chains
Chi
In Da Club. Was probably the biggest song of the 2000s, the best is actually dope too.