also @'ing david for a 40 year old underhanded af he only 27

Does it make anyone else uneasy when a group of all white folks will rap this song word for word? Someone put this on the jukebox at work and everyone in the bar started rapping it.. the only other black dude and myself just looked at each other like.. It almost felt like that scene from Sorry to Bother You

6 foot 7 foot maybe?

Lose Yourself
In Da Club
Gangsta's Paradise
Fresh Prince Theme Song
California Love

On an international level.

Niggas and Paris deserves a nod

Bad and boujee up there

Gotta be In da club

Hey Ya
Gold Digger
N in Paris
Stronger
In Da Club
See You Again
Straight Outta Compton

There ain't a single mothafuckin DMX song itt...

Probably In Da Club

@MURKY posted it.

Today was a good day
Juicy
In da club
California love
Stronger

I'd argue Hypnotize is more popular than Juicy.

Definitely up there

Nothin But A G Thang

if we're looking at impact/relevance in pop culture, lasting relevancy, etc. in addition to sales, probably some mix of:

Stan
Lose Yourself
Hey Ya
Ms Jackson
Fight The Power
Empire State of Mind
Killing Me Softly
One Dance
Changes
F*** The Police
Black Skinhead

lots of other songs have had insane if not record breaking popularity (i.e. Old Town Road) or were huge cultural breakthrough moments (Hotline Bling) but i feel like the above are some songs which are multi-generational, influential/impactful, and have huge amounts of impact outside of just the genre, and in some cases outside of music altogether (Stan especially)

Facts

Maybe Changes by 2pac

Thank You

Soulja

That puff daddy track with the Every Breath You Take sample

might get hate but whip nae nae

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