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Stronger by American Hip-Hop superstar Kanye West is an instant fight song classic. Digitally released in 2007 and part of the hit album “Graduation”, the song Stronger features a sample of the popular track “Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger” by French house group Daft Punk. The top Hip-Hop single is also already an integral part of today’s fight culture landscape and is even showcased in fight movies like Never Back Down.

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Too Legit To Quit is the lead single and the title track of the rap artist MC Hammer’s third studio album of the same name in 1991. MC Hammer, whose name had been abbreviated to only Hammer, tasted immense commercial success with the song, which charted as high as #6 on the Billboard Hot 100. It also did fairly well in the UK, charting at #60 on the UK Singles chart. The music video of the song features a storyline that enlists Hammer to get the famous glove of Michael Jackson off his hand, and also features a look-alike of Jackson. All of the same was approved by Michael Jackson himself, and the song appeared in the film The Addams Family in the same year.

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One of the most controversial songs yet from American rapper Eminem, Mosh was a song released as a protest song in 2004, barely before the US presidential elections were to take place that year. Apart from achieving commercial success, the song and the video (which encouraged young voters to eject George W. Bush from office) became a huge hit among fans. The demand was so huge that the song was offered as a free video download. Another rapper from Eminem’s group – G-Unit, Lloyd Banks, makes a laudable appearance in the video. The song had two versions of the video.

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The lead single of American hip-hop artist Trick Daddy off his sixth studio album named ‘Thug Matrimony: Married to The Streets’, Let’s Go is one of the more popular songs off the artist’s inventory. The song features two other rappers, Lil Jon and Twista, with the former of the two and Jim Jonsin producing the same. The track samples Ozzy Osbourne’s famous song Crazy Train, and has become one of the signature tunes of Trick Daddy over the years. The song was later remixed by one of the guest artists, Lil Jon, to be released on the album Crank Juice in 2004.

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Hate Me now is possibly one of the most notorious song from rap artist Nas, from his album I Am…, released in 1999. The song was a hit both in US and European charts, charting as high as #62 on the Billboard Hot 100. However, the song, especially, its music video, whipped up a storm of controversy due to its depiction of Nas and later Puff Daddy as being crucified (as Jesus). A subsequent fight between the guest artist on the song, Puff Daddy, and Nas’ manager, Steve Stoute, also gained paparazzi attention. Yet the song is often used in popular culture as entrance themes to different sportspersons.

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Time 4 Sum Aksion is Reginald ‘Reggie’ Noble a.k.a Redman’s second single off his critically acclaimed album “Whut? Thee Album”. It has become quite popular since its release in early 1993 and has been considered one of the most influential songs in the allied hip hop group. The chorus samples from the famous song How I Could Just Kill a Man from another well-known hip hop group Cypress Hill. The song has been referred to multiple times in rap songs from other artists, as well as being used by Mike Tyson and other heavyweight boxers as intro songs during fights.

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This Is Why I’m Hot (Remix) is the official remixed version of the original song of the same name by ‘Mims’. It was featured on the album Music is My Savior, released in 2007 and was called one of the best remixes of the already successful song. It featured two other artists, Junior Reid (reggae singer) and Baby Cham (dance hall), the style of both being different from rap. The reggae infused version of the song was quite popular among the fans, especially, among the New York fan circuit. The remix version was officially called ‘Blackout Remix’ to differentiate between the subsequent remixes of the same Mims song.

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‘Testify’ is the third single off influential funk metal band Rage Against the Machine’s third studio album called ‘The Battle of Los Angeles’. The song has a number of political and social references, including the 1968 Black Power Salute at the Summer Olympics as well as references from George Orwell’s novel 1984 in its lyrics. It is noted for its unorthodox guitar-playing, as is usually the case with most RATM songs. The music video, directed by acclaimed director Michael Moore, offered a satirical take on the lack of choice in the US electorate. It spoofs Bush and Al Gore, the-then presidential candidates as one alien mutant, with similar views and ideas.

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Simon Says is the first single of the debut album Internal Affairs by rapper and hip-hop artist Pharoahe Monch. Released in 1999, the song was the fifth track of the album, and was produced by Pharoahe Monch himself. The chief songwriter on the single has been credited as T. Jamerson. The song was a Top 100 Hit in the US, missing the Top 40 charts by a whisker – an impressive for a debut single from a debutante artist. The song was, however, deleted from the charts because of a plagiarized sample of music from the cult film Godzilla versus Mothra.

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Rampage is the entrance theme song for the UFC wrestler Quinton Jackson. The song was composed by artist PAK exclusively for the wrestler. It features unusual sounds such as the blades of a helicopter in the initial part and an energetic clapping-chorus by a crowd during the song. The verse “God says that a man should work with his hands” is featured at the very start of the song, a possible reference to boxing, where hands are the only offensive tool the player can use. The song is also a rhetoric-like rant in favor of the player using it as the entrance theme, in this case Quinton Jackson from the UFC.

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