Mine would probably be Paranoid by Kanye ft. Mr. Hudson. I feel like it could have been a huge radio hit.

Discuss

@My_Leg Wouldn’t this be on the @music forum?

And to answer your question, Nas – “NY State Of Mind”

@genius-moderation move to music

I meant in terms of rap but they can move it @SlickkProllyGotMyFaceTapedToADartboardRightNow

that’s a hard question…

a couple off the top of my head: “ribs” by lorde, “such great heights” by the postal service, “anna sun” by walk the moon, anything by vampire weekend (save “giving up the gun” and “hudson”)

note: “anna sun” and the vampy weeks songs hit charts (and bubbling under hot 100) but not the actual hot 100, so i guess it counts

i truly believe “all my friends” should have been #1

@Tyrant ok true

@Tyrant by LCD Soundsystem?

@Theonlydjorkaeff I assume he’s talking about the Snakehips one

rt @channelpink

@Theonlydjorkaeff

When it comes to Hip Hop

was just too Underground back then

Otherwise it must be something from Bob Marley for me. Zimbabwe, Survival, Positive Vibration, Johnny Was, Concrete Jungle, Stir It Up, Lively Up Yourself or Trenchtown Rock. None of this songs hit the charts. I would say Positive Vibration

Really? That’s the first song out of all the amazing songs that never charted?

Anyway Heroin by The Velvet Underground

@Rapfanatic Bruh, everyone got different ear taste buds. Learn to live with it.

@SlickkProllyGotMyFaceTapedToADartboardRightNow Different is fine. Shitty and narrow minded is the issue for that choice.

Never Say Never by Brandy