Artist	Song
Fabolous	Into You (feat. Ashanti)
from Street Dreams (2009)
Mase	What You Want (feat. Total)
from Harlem World (2009)
Jadakiss	U Make Me Wanna
from Kiss of Death (2004)
Ludacris	Blow It Out
from Chicken-N-Beer (2003)
Jay-Z	Threat
from The Black Album (2010)
Xzibit	Choke Me, Spank Me (Pull My Hair)
from Man vs. Machine (2002)
Lloyd Banks	Beamer, Benz, or Bentley (feat. Juelz Santana)
from H.F.M. 2 (Hunger for More 2) [Deluxe Version] (2010)
Eminem, Obie Trice & Tony Yayo	Drama Setter (Featuring Eminem & Obie Trice)
from Thoughts of a Predicate Felon (2005)
Obie Trice	Oh!
from Cheers (2003)
Black Rob	Whoa!
from Bad Boy's 10th Anniversary - The Hits (2005)
Jim Jones	We Fly High
from Hustler's P.O.M.E. (Product of My Environment) (2006)
Cam'ron	Oh Boy
from Come Home with Me (2002)
Juelz Santana	Dipset (Santana's Town)
from From Me to U (2003)
The Lox Featuring DMX & Lil' Kim	Money, Power & Respect
from Money, Power & Respect (2005)
DMX	Ruff Ryders' Anthem
from It's Dark and Hell Is Hot (2010)

Comment:

50 Cent's first official single ("In da Club") soared straight to #1, but he wasn't the only one living life up in the VIP. Ask any DJ of the last decade and they'll tell you about the explosion of synthetic-swagger-oozing bangers that owned clubs like bottle service. Bang your head to "Whoa!" from Bad Boy's Black Rob, a track sculpted both for the fellas grindin' it out on the street and those tearin' it up on the floor. After all, Curtis Jackson wasn't the only MC able to project luxury-car cool and state-pen menace; with its black-magic strings and angelic coos, Jay-Z's "Threat" echoes the off-the-gauge rage of vintage Fiddy. Which says nothing of "We Fly High," written by Diplomats affiliates Jim Jones and Max B: The track is as smooth and simple as a milkshake — a slice of '00s New York street rap complete with singsong hooks, schoolyard-ready catchphrases, and champagne confidence. Where the previous decade had been about the grime, these cuts were all about the sparkle, with Jadakiss, Cam'ron, Fabolous, Lloyd Banks, and more joining 50 behind the velvet rope.

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