Top Ten Rap Songs of 2014
Although 2014 may have been a down year album-wise, it no doubt produced some great tracks. Here’s the best of what’s been put out.
10. Dehydration – Mick Jenkins
The top track off a strong project, Jenkins keeps listeners thirsty for more with a hard-hitting flow.
Simply put, those boys are us. We are Dem Boyz.
8. Who Do You Love (feat. Drake) – YG
The highlight of YG and DJ Mustard’s industry take over, this club banger will keep heads bumping for years to come.
Yung Innanet keeps the sonic innovation coming by seamlessly blending dance music and rap.
6. Sunday Candy – The Social Experiment and Chance The Rapper
This feel-good, gospel like track will boost your spirits and make you want to call your grandma more often.
R.I.P. Uncle Phil. Big ups to Aunt Viv.
4. We Made It (Remix) [feat. Jay-Z] – Jay Electronica
Jay Electronica keeps antagonizing fans by releasing dope tracks… at an incredibly slow rate. Give us an album already.
Compton’s “good kid” proved once again that trends and industry pressures mean nothing to him.
2.Shot You Down (feat. Schoolboy Q and Jay Rock) – Isaiah Rashad
The fledgling Chattanooga MC and his TDE pals delivered a posse track for the ages.
The Mississippi royal spits frustration, aggression, and anger into a ball of hot, lyrical fire, culminating in this years best track.
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