Moving on to more best Hip Hop songs ever, lets move from Shady to G-Unit Records. Keeping the flow
of the writing going, there are two songs from 50 Cent that must get their due respects. Im A Huslter
and In Da Club were two powerful songs for two different audiences that I feel need major credits.
Jumping into 50 Cent Im a Hustler, the reason this is rated one of the best Hip Hop songs ever
because of the content. The lyricism and quotes philosophised in this are a perfect picture of the street savvy
hustler learning corporate America. Lines such as "I hate a liar more than I hate a thief" and
"Dont burn Bridges my friend // imagine the G Dub closing and yo ass gotta swim" made this an instant classic in my mind.
I use wise quotes from 50 Cent songs all the time and apply it to real life situations as I deem fit.
50 Cent In Da Club is another major 50 cent hit. Making mention of this song is important because it represents
the era that really started the whole indepedent music movement. Rappers really having to understand branding and
self-potential, will always dream of coming into Hip hop off a street buzz with a single this strong. Just playing with
rap halfway when this song came out, it was incredible how during Atlanta, Georgia's All-star weekend had every car
on the strip playing In Da Club. For a song to go so well with the general public, all races and creations,
this 50 cent song is definitely rated as one of the best Hip Hop songs ever to me.
Snapping out of more current rap music, lets take a look into the past. One of the favorites to look back at time to time
is the infamous Juice Crew Symphony music video. A banger song, it is definitely one of the
best Hip Hop songs ever as these artists defined their era. Ushering in Hip Hop to newer heights, a group of
rappers to go in and exercise the lyricism like this today is probably not as possible. Street credits are shot in Hip Hop
today and original concepts are weak. A short paragraph for this song as most in today's generations did not live this
era but from what is known, it gets a mention.
Moving on to more best Hip Hop songs ever, lets move from Shady to G-Unit Records. Keeping the flow
of the writing going, there are two songs from 50 Cent that must get their due respects. Im A Huslter
and In Da Club were two powerful songs for two different audiences that I feel need major credits.
