Top Ten 12/7

Madeline Fetchiet | Founder/Writer

1. "Pain"--Ace Hood

• The shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri has rallied protestors of all colors and kinds, and rappers are no exception. Rap and hip hop music can be used as important platforms for protest; a place to speak out against police brutality, racism, the casual disposal of black bodies, and treating people as expendables. However, I won't bore you with my opinions on the subject, I like Ace Hood's take on it better anyway. LISTEN UP. SPEAK UP.

2. "2015 Flow"--YG

3. "Knucklehead"--Lil' Herb feat. Earl Sweatshirt

4. "Everyday"--Eric Prydz

5. "Juss Know"-PARTYNEXTDOOR feat. Travis Scott

6. "Santa Doesn't Cop Out On Dope"--Sonic Youth

7. "Lay My Body Down"--Rag'N'Bone Man

8. "Porno For Pyros"--Your Old Droog

9. "Kingdom"--Tunji Ige

10. "Like That (Remix)"--RavenFelix feat. Too $hort, Young Dro, & Chevy Woods

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