The Top 25 Dirty South Songs of the Decade - And Why
As I was sitting in my office in Miami, me and several DJs were having a very intense discussion as to what were the top 25 dirty south songs of the decade. Even though we all know that choosing your favorite rap songs is solely based on one's opinion. I decided to take a crack at it to see how my picks would line up with the rest. But the criteria that I used to make my picks were that the songs had to be club bangers. I think that you will be very surprised as to what my picks are.
25. Dro In Da Wind_ Trick Daddy- This song was hot as hell on the streets and in the clubs when it came out in 2002. By far one of T Double D`s finest songs as of to date.
24. Still Tippin_ Mike Jones- Everybody in the South new who this guy was because he said his name a thousand times on every song that he did. But "Still Tippin" was one of the hottest records coming out of Houston, Texas and it was one of the DJs favorite records.
23. Get Low_ Lil Jon- This song had the whole club running to the dance floor when this record came out. This record by far is a DJ favorite when it comes to getting the party started.
22. Aint I_ Young LA- What made this record good was that not only did it feature TI & Young Dro, but also the sound was refreshing and the beat was contagious.
21. Ice Cream Paint Job- Dorrough- Clean on the inside cream on the outside. This song had the South jumping when it came out. Dorrough put Dallas on the map with this one.
20.Better Believe It_ Lil Boosie- With Young Jeezy & Lil Weebie featured on this track this song was destined to be a club banger from the start.
19. Big Thangs Poppin_ TI- The King himself let it be known on this one that if you aint talking about nothing big then don't say nothing. Club banger for sure.
18. Sole Survivor_ Young Jeezy- Everybody who was trying to survive in the streets loved this song with a passion. The beat was hard and the drop even harder.
17. Hustelin_ Rick Ross- Probable one of the catchiest rap songs I have ever heard of. When the DJ played this song in the club everybody would sing it.
16. Get Throwed_ Bun B- This is an example of classic material coming from the Underground King himself Bun B.
15. It's Going Down_ Young Joc- I know that everybody remember this song! Young Joc had the whole country doing his dance when this record dropped.
14. International Player Anthem (I choose You)_ UGK- I really love this song because of the way that it was sampled and the way you can really feel the spirit of Pimp C (Rest In Peace) on this record.
13. Loose My Mind_ Young Jeezy- Young Jeezy came clean with this one. He has a way of hypnotizing you with street club bangers.
12. F*ck Tha Other Side_ Dunk Ryders feat Trick Daddy- When T Double D dropped this song everybody was screaming f*ck tha other side in the club.
11. Becky_ Plies- Men and women alike loved this song when Plies released this one. People ran to the dance floor when the DJ put this song on.
10. Stuntin Like My Daddy_ Birdman & Lil Wayne- By far one of the best rap verses that I ever heard Lil Wayne say on this song. When the DJ played this song, everybody just wanted to hear Lil Wayne's verse.
9. Trapstar_ Young Jeezy- The horns on this song alone is what make this record a certified banger in the clubs and streets alike.
8. We Takin Over_ DJ Khaled- When you have a million people on a song that all have sold platinum records. You can't help but win. By far my favorite song from Khaled.
7. Shorty Wanna Ride_ Young Buck- This is probably one of the hardest beats that I have ever heard. The whole club was jumpin every time the DJ dropped this record one the one.
6. Lollipop_ Lil Wayne- The best song that LIL Wayne has ever made. Lollipop is so catchy and the beat so melodic that everybody couldn't help but fall in love with this one.
5. Hustle Hard_ Ace Hood- The only song that Ace Hood ever made that I liked. But by far the best record that he has ever made. If you are a hustler, this is your song.
4. ASAP_ TI- The King let it be known that if you hate on him there will be consequences and repercussions. Who didn't like this song?
3. I.N.D.E.P.E.N.D.E.N.T_ Lil Weebie- The alone is what really carried this song. Lil Weebie had every woman in the club that didn't pay their way in, and was asking men in the to by them a drink, singing this song.
2.BMF_ Rick Ross- Whether you like the biggest boss or not. Nobody can deny that this man knows how to make hit records.
1. Put On_ Young Jeezy- Jezzy is the best at what he does, and that's make classic club and street bangers. Young Jeezy is the best that ever did it & got away with it.
