BONESAW's TOP HIP HOP SINGLES

“I can dig this forreal, yela is on some other ish here, but it works. I think...”

“Straigh Fire! Crooked is arguebly the sickest in slaughterhouse, and he was doing weekly series WAYY before Kanye. Million Dollar story should be amazing.”

“It was pretty good for Chevy's first(?) single. His verses that are featured on Wiz' Cabin fever are on point, so he could be pretty good with some growth.”

“Em low key KILLED this, the black eyed peas disses were funny, and Yela's opening bars were hot. also, Slaughterhouse never lyrically dissapoints”

“Luda: Rodney King Beatdowns and Charlie Sheen Wins, Hott Verse T Pain: 'The Sound of your Career' He smashed that Busta: Hard to quote, but that rapid fire flow is hott Twista: ^see Busta's Mavado: Didnt really fit the feel of the song like that Birdman: He really is ass, he should just have Wayne write for him Ace: He sounds the same on every track to me... Fat Joe: I really dont bang wit him, and did he come at birdman? Game: He's been impressive lately Jada: The slowdown was a turnoff, but the verse was tight Bun B: The stand out to me. Check his verse on the Travis Barker "Raw Shit" Waka Flocka Sounds like a Poor Man's Plies on this. Luda, Busta, TPain, Game, and Bun B would have been sufficient”

“I really enjoy how relaxed this record sounds. The song is aptly named, as the chillness rides throughout. It is a poppy-type track, but it isn't supposed to be hard. It is supposed to take you to your younger days. This song works well, I dig it.”

“I dont comment a lot, and when I do it is usually on Wiz Khalifa tracks, but his labelmate in Lupe is my favorite lyrical rapper. If i wanna hear some deep, real music, i gotta throw in food and liquor. Imma be bumpin lasers heavy, and when Wiz drops Rolling Papers, Atlantic should be feeling right at the end of march”

“I like this song for the simple fact that I have been waiting for Wiz to blow up. I listened to Wiz on Tracks like 'Lifted' and 'Poppin Rubberbands' and 'Be Easy'. Then I heard his sound change on 'This Plane' and 'The Thrill'. Now, I'm hearing the 'Radio' Wiz, and its nice to see the nation feel his appeal. 412, I hope this blows up, but I hope the album isn't so radio-oriented”

“Well, being from the 412 AND being part of the 'stoner rap movement' I can really dig this track. I honestly liked hearing Juicy J on this. Man I really miss the old Three 6.”

“I really like this song alot, and I felt that J. Cole and Wiz went in. Wale was nice, too. I'm going to forget that Yo Gotti is on this track and then give it a 5. It should be J. Cole ft. Wiz Khalifa and Wale”

“Sick Beat! He could go far as a producer if his average rhymes don't get better. The beat makes it a 3, and I'll give him 1 for his flow.”

“I have been a Fifty Fan since 'How to Rob' dropped. GRODT the album and the soundtrack were his two best albums IMO. He has had so ok songs, but he needs to rap and drop the commercial ish. The mixtape 'War Angel' was fire as well.”

“I enjoyed 'The Come Up' mixtape a whole lot, but 'The Warm Up' and 'The Blow Up' were just ok. J. Cole has an immense amount of talent, but his consistency is a little off. I like this track, so we'll see about his debut album. I hope he shows that drive and determination that made him popular in the first place.”

“XV is definately on the come up, and this producer, 7, could potentially make muves if he integrates his work better.”

“I almost cried when I heard the sample!!! XV did his thing on this and that mixtape is on point!”