Artist	Song
50 Cent	Just a Lil Bit
from The Massacre (2005)
The Black Eyed Peas	Let's Get It Started (Spike Mix) [Bonus Track]
from Elephunk (2004)
Montell Jordan	This Is How We Do It
from Def Jam's Greatest Hits (1997)
Ludacris	Rollout (My Business)
from Word of Mouf (2001)
Eve & Gwen Stefani	Let Me Blow Ya Mind
from Scorpion (2001)
Game	Hate It or Love It
from The Documentary (2005)
The Karaoke Channel	Pass the Courvoisier, Pt. 2 (Radio Version)
from Hip Hop, Vol. 5 (2005)
Terror Squad	Lean Back
from True Story (2004)
Lil' Kim	The Jump Off (Album Version)
from La Bella Mafia (2005)
Jay-Z & Linkin Park	Numb / Encore
from Collision Course (2006)
Heavy D & The Boyz & Al B. Sure!	We Got Our Own Thang
from 20th Century Masters - The Millenium Collection: The Best of Heavy D & The Boyz (2002)
Salt-n-Pepa	Whatta Man (Salt-N-Pepa feat. en Vogue)
from Best of En Vogue (2009)
Cassidy	Hotel
from Split Personality (1990)
Nelly & Murphy Lee	Batter Up
from Da Derrty Versions - The Reinvention (2003)
Kid 'N Play	Rollin' With Kid 'N Play
from 2Hype (2005)
J-Kwon	Tipsy
from Tipsy - Single (2004)
Kelis	Milkshake
from The Hits (2008)
Lil Bow Wow	Bounce With Me (feat. Xscape)
from Beware of Dog (2000)
Murphy Lee, Nelly & P. Diddy	Shake Ya Tailfeather
from Murphy's Law (2003)
Lil Mama	Lip Gloss
from Lip Gloss - Single (2007)
Trick Daddy	Sugar (Gimme Some)
from Thug Matrimony - Married to the Streets (2004)
Jermaine Dupri	The Party Continues
from Life In 1472 (The Original Soundtrack) (1998)
Jagged Edge	Where the Party At
from Jagged Little Thrill (2001)
Baby Bash	Suga Suga
from Tha Smokin' Nephew (2003)
Snow	Informer
from Rhino Hi-Five: Rap, Vol. 1 - EP (2006)

Comment:

The "Deep Cuts" tab above the following tracks is a [i]little[/i] misleading. After all, each and every one of these songs attacked the charts at one time or another. That includes the buzzing-beehive synths and subtle, clanging triangle of "Milkshake," the hasty handclaps and [i]Knight Rider[/i] nods of "The Jump Off," the street-savvy R&B/rap duet of "Whatta Man," the head-on nü-metal/hip-hop collision of "Numb/Encore," and the Fergie-spiced "Let's Get It Started" — a new, beyond-the-underground recipe for Black Eyed Peas.

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