Juanito_88's TOP HIP HOP SINGLES

“Gilbere goes hard on this track. Nice flow over dope production.”

“Just because these guys drop constant Bangers doesn't mean we should rate them lower when they don't drop what would be classic for anyone else. This track is bangin, even if it isn't quite up to par wit the near-classic material dropped on their album. Anyway, it's great to hear from these cats again. Joe had the best verse wit Joell in a close 2nd.”

“This track did feel like a big celebration. The production was perfectly fitted to create that feeling, and I was hooked on their rhymes from the first line "I feel excellent/knowin I'm the excrement". This is a dope track.”

“This is a great track from Adé. I love when the horns hit on the production, which does compliment his flow well. I'm wit CB, I'm ready to ride wit this one.”

“Judging by this track "Free Agent" has a chance to finally give Joell the shine he deserves, I just hope the date doesn't get pushed back again. Everything works on the track: Ortiz is fly as usual and I love the funky/soul vocals on the hook.”

“Not only does Marion spit some hopeful thought-provoking rhymes, but he does it with an earnest intensity that you can feel. The piano loop is a nice backdrop for his heart-felt flow.”

“Every artist on this track does their job to create an eye opening track. Each verse contains some thought-provoking social commentary while the production was eerily dope.”

“I love how ATL continues to breed these off-kilter, spacey alternate hip-hop artists. I've loved every strange but sick verse Jared has put out so far, and he drops some funny lines on this track. Aleon spits a nice verse as well on this. Thank you ATLiens!”

“I'm wit Z, this is the exact style of music that makes me love Hip-Hop. I know its gonna be a great track when the first piano loop and sample snippet put a huge smile on my face. My head comenced to noddin and Term didn't dissappoint with his nastolgic rhymes. My only beef wit the track is the length, I wanna hear some more bangin hip-hop from 1982!”

“Ever since the Booth put us up on Nipsey I felt like he was the next big thing coming out of the West. If heard tons of his tracks since then, but this is the first time I feel like Nipsey poured all of himself and some real emotion into the track. The slow production was a great backdrop for his earnest lyrics and June added to the sincerity on the hook.”

“You gotta love a "hustle" song that isn't quite the normal hustler anthem. What really made me happy was the shoutout to the "teachers that make the kids day sunny." Way to shout out to all the important people out there, Free! The production was sick even if it did give me ADD, and the message is a great one.”

“First off, the production is a great backdrop to display some vocal/lyrical talent. The sample on the hook aint too shabby, either. Am I the only one that's getting excited about what Diggy can do in the future? I am impressed by every track I hear the kid on. Con is solid as usual and Mac keeps it smooth on the back end.”

“I completely agree wit Z... I been tellin people this guy is the future of great hip-hop for a long while now. This is another great track, somehow he's gonna work this out and blow up.”

“Luck gave me a great first impression on this one. He submits an all around solid track here. The production is interesting and different, and his lyrical abilities are apparent. I'm interested to hear more.”

“This track is great. I love Bruno's vocals and they work perfectly over this reggae-style production. If he continues with this diversity in his music his album is going to be an experience...”