Which 1987 song was the dopest....

[Koolest]

Golden year in hiphop.....classic songs....Vote

[danja29]

"Rebel Without A Pause"- P.E.

*remembers tapin' their performance on Soul Train, lookin' militant as fukk and Don Cornelius bein' shook as all hell* :laugh:

[strictlystreet]

i aint no joke, i used to let the mic smoke,
now i slam it when it's done and make sure it's broke


runner up is cool j's i'm bad

[Ski Hat]

Raw- because I aint never hear a niqqa spit like that. He was a new dude with a new style. Actually I heard "Get Into It' before "Raw" but it was a slower paced song. I think this song caught many people by surprise and therefore this is why I think it's the dopest, with "I Ain't No Joke" a close second.

It's other songs you couldve put on there but your list is dope by all means.

[Ejay614]

Criminal Minded? South Bronx? isn't that 87 :confused:

[hypestyle]

...don't forget

"Falling in Love", "Wipeout" by the Fat Boys

[KingStarbury3]

eric b and rakim with big daddy kane-raw in 2nd

[the puppetmaster]

Rakim was spitting how a LOT of these lil dudes that are supposed to be lyrical emcees now spit today 21 years ago. Not sure how this is a debate. I mean the dude was a lyrical beast back in the hibbidy to the hop days.






-P-

[Ski Hat]

Rakim was spitting how a LOT of these lil dudes that are supposed to be lyrical emcees now spit today 21 years ago. Not sure how this is a debate. I mean the dude was a lyrical beast back in the hibbidy to the hop days.






-P-


Its a debate because people have different opinions. Kane,KRS and Kool G were lyrical beasts too.

[Big Brotha Full Pint]

Raw came out in '88.

[Ski Hat]

Raw came out in '88.
I remember hearing the single in fall/winter of '87 on the 3 train.