You just don't realize that what you're saying now is what people said about music during the 2000's too. I graduated high school in 2009 and I joined UA-cam my freshman year of high school in 2005. Believe me when I tell you that Soulja Boy and Lil Wayne were getting so much hate everyday in the comments. All you have to do is go to old Lil Wayne videos and look up the old comments from circa 2007-2010. And when Soulja Boy blew up people in my high school were saying they can become rap stars if Soulja Boy could make it.
June Amarillo i definitely remember that I remember people hating on them alot, idk alotta people my age & stuff like the music from nowadays but I prefer early/mid 2000s stuff i dont like all the lil pump, trippie redd etc stuff we got today
I like the new music too. I don't get caught up in that fake hating shit. The same way I didn't get caught up in it during the 2000's. Because ten years from now everybody will praise the rap of today. This shit happens every decade and I'm the only one who sees it because I'm the only person I see that brings this stuff up.
And what's funny is back then I never met anybody in real life who didn't like Lil Wayne. All the Wayne hate i saw was online only. The closest thing I seen of Wayne getting hate in real life was my freshman year of high school when a dozen kids from New Orleans migrated to my school in Texas after Hurricane Katrina and they said Wayne was bullied as a kid in New Orleans.
Damn I’m 19 and this feels like it was long ago I remember riding my hot wheel tricycle wit the orange wheels listen to juvenile on tv lol and watching Kanye West through the wire and shit man fr time flies by
Not one mumble song.. I knew all of these songs I'm 29 going on 30 damn I'm getting old as shit lmao all of these songs were bangers back in my HS days with dual 12 inch subs rolling into school those were the days time going by 2 fast!
I would personally switch Gold Digger and Lose Yourself for 2 or 3 because even now till this day, Lose Yourself could probably be top 10 songs of all time, and won an Oscar lol... But list still good
Had a feeling that was going to be one, remember playing that at south padre island. Really surprised dmx up in here wasn’t on the list. Need to check out al bundy’s greatest insults
Bruh some of these songs i just listened to a couple days ago but this is the era of good music and kids nowadays gonna talk shit about the 2000's music.
Hi random person from 2028, I'm here from 2018 and just here to let you know that while you're in 2028 commenting saying how much you loved 2018 music and hate 2028 music, here in 2018 people are complaining everyday about how much they hate today's 2018 music compared to how much they loved 2000's music.
It could be argued that 90s hip hop was WAYYY better talent wise, lyrically, etc, but the 2000s had the insane club bangers and it was way too hype in the club. There were some kinda bad songs that came out, but everyone would go wild when they came on... xD
That was brutal apart from Nas Dre & Snoop i didnt hear no hip hop that was some weak pop crap Nelly soldier boy and the rest of this wack line up aint got nothing to do with Hip Hop
I like your comment because you aren't one of those nostalgia nerds who acts like every song from the 2000's was good. I'm not saying people can't like 2000's hip-hop, but don't act like you or everybody else wasn't hating hard on Lil Wayne and Soulja Boy back in their heyday. Then they turn around and praise Wayne & Soulja in 2018. And they hate on Lil Uzi, Lil Pump, Tekashi and guys like them now but eight years from now they'll praise these guys. Same shit happens every decade and I'm the only one who sees it.
I fell like 50% of the top 50 most iconic songs of the 2000’s where produced by Pharrell Williams by himself or together as the Neptunes 📀📀🎥🎥🚨🥇🥇🥇🥇🏅🏅🔥🔥🔥🚨🚨
@AJ Daniels - I know exactly what you're talking about because I watch that channel too. You just don't understand my joke. They do videos of college kids TODAY (2018) guessing movie names from the 80s as if every college kid from the 90s, 2000's and early 2010's would know 80s movies. Like nigga, college kids back in 2007 most likely wouldn't know 80s movies, so of course these college kids TODAY won't either.
NIGGA! For real! I swear it's like everybody forgot about Dem Franchize Boyz. You don't even hear rappers bringing up DFB as influences in interviews. And 'Lean Wit It' never gets put in any top 50 or 100 list. And that song was huge at the time and so was the dance.
i was in my 20s when all this came out, I always said I got to live the golden era of music 1987-2005 was the best time for music.
Damn this shit made me feel old & I’m only 22😭 this whole list has bangers, I miss how good rap/hip-hop music used to be
You just don't realize that what you're saying now is what people said about music during the 2000's too. I graduated high school in 2009 and I joined UA-cam my freshman year of high school in 2005. Believe me when I tell you that Soulja Boy and Lil Wayne were getting so much hate everyday in the comments. All you have to do is go to old Lil Wayne videos and look up the old comments from circa 2007-2010. And when Soulja Boy blew up people in my high school were saying they can become rap stars if Soulja Boy could make it.
June Amarillo i definitely remember that I remember people hating on them alot, idk alotta people my age & stuff like the music from nowadays but I prefer early/mid 2000s stuff i dont like all the lil pump, trippie redd etc stuff we got today
I like the new music too. I don't get caught up in that fake hating shit. The same way I didn't get caught up in it during the 2000's. Because ten years from now everybody will praise the rap of today. This shit happens every decade and I'm the only one who sees it because I'm the only person I see that brings this stuff up.
And what's funny is back then I never met anybody in real life who didn't like Lil Wayne. All the Wayne hate i saw was online only. The closest thing I seen of Wayne getting hate in real life was my freshman year of high school when a dozen kids from New Orleans migrated to my school in Texas after Hurricane Katrina and they said Wayne was bullied as a kid in New Orleans.
same but 18 turning 19
I'm 19. I miss 2000s hip hop. Take me back!
18😭😌
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Same
Lol I was in the clubs drinking when these came out...with my old ass 😂
2000 Eminem was a monster now... is cool
1982 Eminem was a monster...
Damn I’m 19 and this feels like it was long ago I remember riding my hot wheel tricycle wit the orange wheels listen to juvenile on tv lol and watching Kanye West through the wire and shit man fr time flies by
Whoever came up with this list of top ten iconic songs, is obviously a fan of Kanye West
@@syphon_9892 no they are just right
21 questions should've been in there instead of candy shop
Rio Shad most of the album should have been on therr
Facts get rich or die trying best debut album in hip hop Feb 6, (2003)
@@ksanders249 SSLP**
@@LMajorDegs it isn’t his debut infinite
Right thurr was really from 2003? ....bruh time flies 😩😩
Bruh i'm 22 and all these songs make me nostalgic af... crazy how i knew every song off the list
Of course you knew all the song's because they were radio singles anyone can hear. It's not like they were obscure album cuts.
June Amarillo I heard most of them through word of mouth not necessarily radio play.
Not one mumble song.. I knew all of these songs I'm 29 going on 30 damn I'm getting old as shit lmao all of these songs were bangers back in my HS days with dual 12 inch subs rolling into school those were the days time going by 2 fast!
Lollipop by Lil Wayne could be considered a mumble song.
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Damn I feel old as hell lol. I remember watching these music videos on BET. Hearing these songs again gave me goosebumps.
I would personally switch Gold Digger and Lose Yourself for 2 or 3 because even now till this day, Lose Yourself could probably be top 10 songs of all time, and won an Oscar lol... But list still good
I think you mean Jesus walks and JW will undoubtedly be better than lose yourself forever and in da club
Brings back so memories.
I'm getting old
Had a feeling that was going to be one, remember playing that at south padre island. Really surprised dmx up in here wasn’t on the list. Need to check out al bundy’s greatest insults
Damn son this took me back to being a kid frfr I'm 24 good times great music lol
I’m only 16 and know all of these I listen to old school music more than new music I think old music is better
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I need a playlist with all these songs on it
Ye literally owned the 00's bruh... 4 classic albums, hits on hits on hits, & let's not forget he produced several bangers too. Dude's a legend.
Dam I miss those songs when I was a kid I dont really like the new music that much
I don't really care what anyone thinks but country grammar is one of the best albums of the 2000's
Damn!!! No Ja Rule!!! Gots to b fukin killin me!!!!
Hold up ride wit me 44 they set trippin on the locs
Tonio Walker nelly the goat they trippin
@@bostonfalcons ride wit me definitely deserved a top 10 spot that song til this day still gets a party hyped up
Bro the memories some of these songs bring back man is crazy..
That was fun!! There were only 3 songs I didn't know 😁🎵🎶
Still can't compete with the 90's!
NO JA RULE AND NO DMX WOW 😮
Ya cuz ja rule wasnt rap, he was rnb!
Claudio Vega and JA got his shit ended by Eminem and 50
Man....I'll be 31 in June, this video brought back sooo many memories!
bruh i feel like the majority of these jams are still among our playlists, they sure are on mines haha
Soulja Boy above Eminem
WTF?
so?
Eminem had like five songs above Soulja Boy, why are you complaining?
@@chaelmavik he's complaining because soulja should never in his fucking life be above em
He like mumble rappers only real rap fans knw Eminem is the goat
@@AntonioRodriguez-lz1uq yeezy better
The power of rhythm comes from the visor on his hats😂
I’m Ngl , I forgot UA-cam name, but now that I found your UA-cam again I’m tryna watch all your videos 😂. Your reactions be funny dab
Jody breeze had paper planes on his mixtape
Bruh some of these songs i just listened to a couple days ago but this is the era of good music and kids nowadays gonna talk shit about the 2000's music.
He knew every doing every song real rap fan
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"Crank that" should have been in the top 10💯
Hi random person from 2028, I'm here from 2018 and just here to let you know that while you're in 2028 commenting saying how much you loved 2018 music and hate 2028 music, here in 2018 people are complaining everyday about how much they hate today's 2018 music compared to how much they loved 2000's music.
late af, but his needs wayyyyy more 50. Many men, 21 questions, PIMP, and countless others
Em made in da club happen. I think lose yourself is #1 but this list still fye
I started listening to hip hop in gr. 4 which was like 2005 or something for me. So glad I caught so many bangers. I’m 27 now 😂
50 top rap songs 50 cent surely deserve the top
That was the Right Thurr remix
Video would’ve been better with dee ... :(
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Em was king of 2000s
80 and early 90s babies we had the best Hip Hop music 😂🤷🏾♂️😂🤷🏾♂️ fuck this new shit
The top 20 was pretty accurate
Damn Nostalgia
I always thought it said “the lonely stoner”
Biggs I'm 25!!! WTH!!! WHY AM I SO FUCKING OLD!!!!
Where's ya girl?
Damn Forever that low? Iconic just by the names.
It could be argued that 90s hip hop was WAYYY better talent wise, lyrically, etc, but the 2000s had the insane club bangers and it was way too hype in the club. There were some kinda bad songs that came out, but everyone would go wild when they came on... xD
8ball and MJG they had at least one song
And east side boyz the original migos lol
No Lovers & Friends? 😂😂
Daaamnnnn these r great hits
I wish nowadays music makes songs like that
It is sad honestly most modern hip hop r trash
dawgg i khow every song
That was brutal apart from Nas Dre & Snoop i didnt hear no hip hop that was some weak pop crap Nelly soldier boy and the rest of this wack line up aint got nothing to do with Hip Hop
I like your comment because you aren't one of those nostalgia nerds who acts like every song from the 2000's was good. I'm not saying people can't like 2000's hip-hop, but don't act like you or everybody else wasn't hating hard on Lil Wayne and Soulja Boy back in their heyday. Then they turn around and praise Wayne & Soulja in 2018. And they hate on Lil Uzi, Lil Pump, Tekashi and guys like them now but eight years from now they'll praise these guys. Same shit happens every decade and I'm the only one who sees it.
June Amarillo Soulja still a bitch. His music been trash. But you right tho 😂
@@RALF0691 Soulja Boy was wack then and he's wack now and Lil Wayne everything before the Carter 3 was decent
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I fell like 50% of the top 50 most iconic songs of the 2000’s where produced by Pharrell Williams by himself or together as the Neptunes 📀📀🎥🎥🚨🥇🥇🥇🥇🏅🏅🔥🔥🔥🚨🚨
We needed a Top 100. Where is Lil Kim, Trina, Foxy Brown, Shawnna, Remy Ma, Amil, and even Nicki Minaj?!?!?
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Ouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu 2000
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Kid cudi = trip hop
RIDIN = PBR ( professional bull rider uses this his name is LITERALLY IN THE SONG ..Ryan Dirteater )
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Lack of Busta Rhymes on this list. Pass The Courvoisier Part II should be on this.
fucking crank that over real slim shady
Where was plies, the dream, neyo, chris brown, tpain, pretty ricky and baby huey? Ughhh
2000>>>>>>>>>>today’s music
Hey man can you react to Do College kids know 80s action movies from the React channel
Did college kids in 2009 know 80s action movies???
@@RALF0691 I think you're confused of what I'm talking about
@AJ Daniels - I know exactly what you're talking about because I watch that channel too. You just don't understand my joke. They do videos of college kids TODAY (2018) guessing movie names from the 80s as if every college kid from the 90s, 2000's and early 2010's would know 80s movies. Like nigga, college kids back in 2007 most likely wouldn't know 80s movies, so of course these college kids TODAY won't either.
@@RALF0691 Oh I see
21 questions??
I was born in 2002
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Still Tippin was left off? Bruhhh
KSI - QUADECA DISS TRACK
Not enough Kanye
bruh everyone kno when u faded af #teamfadedugly
They missed a couple of bangers
Like Dem franchize Boyz crime mob
NIGGA! For real! I swear it's like everybody forgot about Dem Franchize Boyz. You don't even hear rappers bringing up DFB as influences in interviews. And 'Lean Wit It' never gets put in any top 50 or 100 list. And that song was huge at the time and so was the dance.
maaf nyasar.
No tpain??? Tf
this is a bs list.how can you not put one ja rule in there?"holla holla" is more iconic than "in da club"
old SKOOL RAP HIP HOP IS BETTER THAN MUMBLE RAP AND THE THE CRAP HIP HOP WE HAVE NOWADAYS
Amili over Stan smh
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Em made in da club happen. I think lose yourself is #1 but this list still fye
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