Co-Sign3's TOP HIP HOP SINGLES

“Dope song. Beat is so ill. Reminds me of a left of centre J Dilla track. Push rides the beat like a pro haha The video is dope too, that head nod is knocking hard! Good to see Yeezy in the clip, I sense a whole lot of G.O.O.D. music is on the way very soon....”

“Dope. This is a smooth tune. John Legend is great for a quality R&B song. Glad Kanye is involved with this beat somehow. If I was going to be listening to Rick Ross, I'd rather hear him over these soulful beats.”

“Dope. This is a smooth tune. John Legend is great for a quality R&B song. Glad Kanye is involved with this beat somehow. If I was going to be listening to Rick Ross, I'd rather hear him over these soulful beats.”

“Much better than Open Letter. Nice work by Hov, still waiting for an official single from his upcoming album”

“I think this is dope. I enjoy the album too. It has a nice cruisy vibe and it fits Snoop well. This particular record is dope. Credit to Diplo”

“I thought the beat was dope. Rick Ross definitely wrote Diddy's raps! Los was okay, never heard his stuff before. Ludacris delivered a decent verse. Solid 3.5”

“I thought the beat was dope. Rick Ross definitely wrote Diddy's raps! Los was okay, never heard his stuff before. Ludacris delivered a decent verse. Solid 3.5”

“I thought the beat was dope. Rick Ross definitely wrote Diddy's raps! Los was okay, never heard his stuff before. Ludacris delivered a decent verse. Solid 3.5”

“One thing I really enjoyed about Take Care is how 40 + Drake flipped 90s R&B melodies you forgot about and made them jam. So naturally, this is dope. Cocaine 80s/Fauntelroy is very underrated. I hope he is working with Drake on this album. Weeknd replacement maybe?”

“I'm still undecided about this one. Jay's raps were good, but I don't know, I think the beat was a bit underwhelming. It's pretty fresh overall, maybe I just need to listen a few more times.”

“No new friends, but also nothing really new here musically. I guess it was always going to be hard to live up to the classic I'm On One. I thought Drake's chorus on this track was quite underwhelming. However, I liked Wayne and Ross verses. The beat knocks, as usual with 40 and Boi-1da. This will probably grow on me as I listen more, DJ Khaled tracks always do. My only real complaint - why is Future on this? Technically he's a new friend right?! Perhaps that's why he wasn't billed as a guest feature”

“No new friends, but also nothing really new here musically. I guess it was always going to be hard to live up to the classic I'm On One. I thought Drake's chorus on this track was quite underwhelming. However, I liked Wayne and Ross verses. The beat knocks, as usual with 40 and Boi-1da. This will probably grow on me as I listen more, DJ Khaled tracks always do. My only real complaint - why is Future on this? Technically he's a new friend right?! Perhaps that's why he wasn't billed as a guest feature”

“No new friends, but also nothing really new here musically. I guess it was always going to be hard to live up to the classic I'm On One. I thought Drake's chorus on this track was quite underwhelming. However, I liked Wayne and Ross verses. The beat knocks, as usual with 40 and Boi-1da. This will probably grow on me as I listen more, DJ Khaled tracks always do. My only real complaint - why is Future on this? Technically he's a new friend right?! Perhaps that's why he wasn't billed as a guest feature”

“No new friends, but also nothing really new here musically. I guess it was always going to be hard to live up to the classic I'm On One. I thought Drake's chorus on this track was quite underwhelming. However, I liked Wayne and Ross verses. The beat knocks, as usual with 40 and Boi-1da. This will probably grow on me as I listen more, DJ Khaled tracks always do. My only real complaint - why is Future on this? Technically he's a new friend right?! Perhaps that's why he wasn't billed as a guest feature”

“Classic in my opinion. Common's last album Dreamer/Believer was very underrated. This sounds like it was recorded in that era. The chemistry between No ID, Common and Cocaine 80s is undeniable. What a great story as well - rappers of today, take note.”