The 25 Greatest Rap-A-Lot Songs Of All-Time
In anticipation of the 2010 VH1 Hip Hop Honors: The Dirty South, which airs on June 7, Complex and Miss Info have teamed with the network to celebrate this year's honorees with exclusive coverage.
Formed atop CEO James "J. Prince" Smith's Houston, Texas car lot in 1986, Rap-A-Lot Records has a longer history than some of today's rap stars do lives. Back then, Prince was Lil J and the Geto Boys still spelled their name with an H. Today, the label stands as the longest-running and most consistent independent rap label, from those roots in cheesy Run-DMC-inspired hip hop to its
#25: Juvenile, Wacko & Skip "Nolia Clap"
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#24: Ganksta N-I-P "Psycho"
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#23: DMG "You Don't Hear Me Doe"
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#22: Trae f/ Z-Ro "No Help"
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#21: Convicts f/ Geto Boys "1-900-Dial-A-Crook"
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#20: Scarface "Mary Jane"
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#19: Devin The Dude "Anythang"
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#18: Bun B f/ Pimp C, Young Jeezy & Jay-Z "Get Throwed"
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#17: Scarface f/ Ice Cube "Hand Of The Dead Body"
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#16: Odd Squad "Smoking Dat Weed"
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#15: UGK "Wood Wheel"
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#14: Z-Ro "Mo City Don (Freestyle)"
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#13: Devin The Dude "Do What You Wanna Do"
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#12: Bushwick Bill "Ever So Clear"
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#11: Scarface f/ 2Pac "Smile"
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#10: Geto Boys "Crooked Officer"
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Til Death Do Us PartThe Chronic
#9: Do Or Die f/ Twista "Po Pimp"
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#8: Devin The Dude "Doobie Ashtray"
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#7: Scarface f/ Too Short, Tela & Devin "Fuck Faces"
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#6: Willie D "Bald Headed Hoes"
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#5: Scarface "Money & The Power"
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#4: Geto Boys "Damn It Feels Good To Be A Gangsta"
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Uncut DopeOffice Space
#3: Big Mike f/ Pimp C "Havin' Thangs"
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Dangerous Minds
#2: Scarface "Mr. Scarface"
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#1: Geto Boys "Mind Playing Tricks On Me"
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