The5Rings's TOP HIP HOP SINGLES

“I was highly dissapointed by Nipsey's most recent mixtape that just dropped. However, this is one of the few standout tracks I enjoy. He switches it up by going in on a lighter-sounding production than the norm. June Summers is dope with the vocals as well. If you dont already know, 2011 is the year that the West Coast music scene blows up with Dom Kennedy, Fashawn, U.N.I., Shawn Chrys, Kendrick Lamar and Nipsey leading the way.”

“I had this on repeat as well the first day I heard it. The production is fresh and I love how Freeway shouts out to the masses. A banger that will make sure you stay on top of your grind.”

“I really thought it was Boosie on the hook for a quick sec too LOL. Stalley is one of the most slept-on in the game right now. Hopefully this gains a few more fans. Dope song, especially the production.”

“I dont see why a lot of critics are bagging on him recently because he has done a few tracks with some mainstream artists. He knows what sells and has gone in that direction but I refuse to believe that he will stop making lyrical tracks. On this song he proves the doubters that he can be lyrical on a club banger. Most artists fail to do that because nowadays there is no need to do that when all you need is a hot beat and hook to create a chart-topper. This guy had one of the dopest mixtapes in 2010 so cut him some slack please. I actually enjoy a every once in a while mainstream track by Wale. Dude has versatility like Lamar Odom.”

“This energetic futuristic song shows you what this youngin' is capable of. Production is perfect; lyrics are on point. I can see myself still bumpin this at the end of the year. Good statement here XV”

“Two of the best on one song with some dope production. Eminem trumps Royce by a slim margin but you cant go wrong with either one trading verses with each other.”

“In my opinion, one of the highlights on the mixtape. Deep thought provoking lyrics provided by both Drake and Cole. The production is perfect for both and overall the song is amazing! Nice collaboration.”

“David Banner went from making songs like "Play" to these songs that actualy have a meaning. Impressive! I'm looking forward to this project, has truly developed as an artist over the last few years.”

“I can see why Wale would make a song with these two below average rappers. Wale does his thing on his verse as usual. I can see this being a hit in the clubs because of the catchy hook/beat. While I like Wale's hip-hop offerings much better then this, I have to admit I have a "guilty pleasure" for this song. It's pretty hot and you can't blame Wale for experimenting.”

“The title of the song and the lyrics within obviously show that Jay-Z is trying to dismiss the rumors that he is part of the free-mason. With all the controversy aside, let's just rate the music. The production is smooth and Rick Ross flows nice over these kind of beats. This is one of the best Jay verses in recent memory. He goes in and his lyrics are deep. I didnt think John Legend would fit well but I'm really suprised. His soulful voice is another plus to this song. Overall this is a banger fashoo!”

“It took me a while for the sample to grow on me but it definitely works. Both have great energy and their lyrics are fire. This is at least 10 times better then Drop The World. Amazing song.”

“Like a lot of you members, this is also my favorite song off the album and none of the songs even come close. This song is one of the best in Usher's career. Everything about this song is good, the production, vocals, and beat. The production is so smooth and allows Usher's voice to glide over the whole track. The chorus is hot as well, this track is absolutely flawless.”

“It's pretty good especially the hook and the production. Ghostwridah is pretty good with his verse, this could be a hit in the clubs. What's up with all this spamming, yall gotta do something about this, its not cool.”

“This is so dope! Mr. Porter always comes correct with the beat and this has a unique sound to it. It is really catchy but it manages to be a true hip-hop song. Royce's lyrics are good and he flows well with the beat. Adding Big Sean was a great idea because he snapped on this as well. Impressive song.”

“I think this is the best "trap" song by T.I. in his career. You can just hear the anger in his delivery and lyrics after being in prison. The production has an eerie feeling to it and is really motivational. The instrumental is perfect for a warm-up song before a game. The hook is pretty good but what impresses me the most is T.I. lyrics. He switches speeds a few times and most of the time he goes at his breakneck speed that makes him so likeable. Classic hit by T.I.! I'm looking forward to the album already just because of this song.”