They Want EfxX is the greatest rap song created.

After doing careful analysis of this song it may as well be the greatest rap song and all-together one of the greatest songs in existence. This song is amazing. No message,No political agenda, No pop-boppery, just raw lyricism. Seeing how this song took the world by storm and how completely revolutionary it was at the time, few could dissagree. If you wasnt listening to hip hop the time this song came out your argument is futile. This song had so many quoteables like "Wooo Im steamin, AGONY! Why is everybody picking on me!" Most rap songs only had one catchy line like Special Ed's "I got it made" when he said "You beat me? Really?" While this song has one every other line. This song was a vicious hybrid of poplar pop-slogans and children songs meshed together with a dark grittiness coupled with a pulsating flow. And the beat. The beat is just almost a simple sound not even playing for 2,5 seconds before it is looped. The song is almost haunting. The way Draze and Brooks bounced off each other is unparalleled in rap nowadays. And who could forget how that song began " Bum stickity..." And on top of that the song really had no hook.

My argument is futile, but this is a top 25-30 song for me. I love the way Das EFX never actually said anything and still made songs/albums better than just about anything

I don't agree its the greatest ever but it is one of the top 20-35 hip hop trks of all time easy. I also remember when this dropped it took off like wildfire. You could not go a hour without a car bumping this or someone quoting the rhyme. Matter of fact it became a mini contest or challenge to see who could remember the rhymes.

KRob86 wrote:

I don't agree its the greatest ever but it is one of the top 20-35 hip hop trks of all time easy. I also remember when this dropped it took off like wildfire. You could not go a hour without a car bumping this or someone quoting the rhyme. Matter of fact it became a mini contest or challenge to see who could remember the rhymes.

Co-Sign!!! Me and my friends did the same shit with this song and Mic Checka!!

I agree with the rest of what you said too. In fact, the whole Dead Serious album bangs and I still bump it to this day. It's a Top 30-40 album easily.

This song is pretty good but Beyonce had one of the best songs of all-time.

Great review of this song Trotter. This song is 1000% classic. Probably always has been by favorite cut on the album.

LMAO @ Cise

Cise Starr wrote:

This song is pretty good but Beyonce had one of the best songs of all-time.

oh god hahahaha

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KRob86 wrote:

In fact, the whole Dead Serious album bangs and I still bump it to this day. It's a Top 30-40 album easily.

As I played the song I ended up playing the whole album. First time in quite a while. Still extremely dope all the way through. 100% classic.

Those first 3 albums are sick. Also, does anybody know if explicit versions of the first two albums are available?

I don't think they are. We had this conversation many times on Amazon, and everyone said they had edited copies

I love this track, dont know where i would rank it but its definitely up there.

Red1 wrote:

Those first 3 albums are sick. Also, does anybody know if explicit versions of the first two albums are available?

I don't believe their first two albums even had a parental advisory sticker on them.

Dang! Trotter wrote:

the greatest rap song and all-together one of the greatest songs in existence. This song is amazing.

My responce to that = T.R.O.Y.

its hard to label one song as the greatest rap song but it definitely deserves a mention as one of the all time greats