Necro Star's TOP HIP HOP SINGLES

“One of the best in the game at the moment. Love to see him murder every freestyle he does, but at the same time I like some substance from the artist. This shows Crooked can be a storyteller when he wants to be, and most importantly, he's an artist and not just a rapper.”

“Glad to see this winning some love on here. It may not be the best verses I've heard from the Slaughter, but all in all this is better than almost everyting else coming out from other rappers right now. The raw talent that these guys possess is going to usher in a new age of hip hop fans, hopefully that actually listen to the lyrics. Would give it 6 stars, but without Budden, I guess I'll have to settle for 5.”

“I can't believe I've been sleeping on this dude for so long. From the production to the lyrics, this song is beautiful record and is worth no more than the highest honors. Mad props to Jah Rule, I won't be sleeping on him again.”

“The beat is kinda simple but to me the piano really builds the mood. If only I felt more energy outta him in this track I would've bumped it higher, but all the same, this guy speaks the truth and I like it.”

“I'm really liking the collaboration on this joint. Its really got good production and one of the K Sparks songs that makes me a fan. This is straight up classic to me and I'll be putting this on for quite some time.”

“Not one of his best but this is pretty tight!”

“Finally, I've been waiting for this to show up on the booth. I'll admit it's not his best work but the sample of Reaching Out kinda had that same effect that Stan sample with Dido. It made the song have a more lasting effect. I'm just worried at times how much more he has to talk about. I love the whole idea of the song but I've heard it from him before in other songs. Good presentations and great lyrics and something people can really relate to. This is my favorite song on the album too, and right behind it is Be Careful What You Wish For. Can't wait to see if we'll see more of serious Em in Relapse 2 and not just more of the clowning around stuff.”