Best Hip Hop Party Songs

You listen to the beats and the music and you cannot help but doing a jig or two. That is the charm of hip of songs and music. You just cannot shake your leg and let your hair down. For those who are the quintessential party animals and music enthusiasts, hip hop I guess is almost a way of life. Originally having its roots in African Americans who used this music as a way to express their feelings in times of turmoil, this music spread all over USA and then the world. It is an inevitable aspect of club music as well as the life of a party. So if you are planning to throw a party, here is what you need.

Top Hip Hop Party Songs

Ready to Die
Notorious B.I.G.

Outkast
Ms. Jackson

Jesus Walks
Kanye West

Walk This Way
Run DMC and Aerosmith

Rock the Bells
LL Cool J

Summertime
(DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince song) Will Smith

I Got it Made
Special Ed

Reunion
Slum Village

Why
Jadakiss

Gin and Juice
Snoopdogg

Stan
Eminem

I Seen a Man Die
Scarface

Teenage Love Affair
Alicia Keys

The Choice Is Yours
Black Sheep

These were some of the songs, which almost all dance lovers are crazy about. But hey, hang on, the list does not end here! (told you it is a long list!).

More Hip Hop Songs

Paul Revere
Beastie Boys

I Wanna Rock
Rob Base and DJ Eazy Rock

Paid in Full
American rap duo Eric B. & Rakim

Run This Town
Jay-Z

Heartless
Kanye West

Beautiful
Eminem

Face Drop
Sean Kingston

I Wanna Rock
Snoop Dogg

I Look Good
Chalie Boy

Where is the Love
The Black Eyed Peas

Remember the Name
Fort Minor

My Humps
The Black Eyed Peas

Hey Ya
Outkast

Prom Queen
Lil Wayne

Baby By Me
50 Cent

What Hurts the Most
Cascada

Contagious
Avril Lavigne

I Need Love
LL Cool J

The Breaks
Kurtis Blow

My Minds Playing Tricks on Me
Geto Boys

U Can't Touch This
MC Hammer

Planet Rock
Afrika Bambaataa

The more number of hip hop artists there are, there are going to be an endless number of songs. Moreover, these might be drastically different from each other, but there was one thing in common amongst all. That was that these struck a chord with the listeners and somewhere the listeners could relate to it.

Another thing about these songs specifically about a decade or two was that they had significant undertones of a social message and social awakening. There are such songs in contemporary hip hop too, but they are comparatively less. Precisely I think that is why each of these which were popular in 80's and 90's had a story behind them.

All these things make this one a unique style, as basically lyrics and the beat is what attracts attention rather than the melody. That is understandable, considering the time when this music came about. Melody was not important, the message, through the lyrics was far more significant. That's it! If you have not heard these great party songs, please do!