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The 1. 0 Best Houston Rap Songs of 2. Travis Scott dropped in on his old UTSA classmate Spuf Don (right) a few weeks before dropping Birds In the Trap Sing Mc. Knight. Courtesy of Spuf Don. And so the year has finally come to a close. Unless you've been living under a rock, Houston rap has been in a rather weird place. More people (see Ugly God) have ducked the local to Warehouse to beyond route in obtaining viral fame. We’ve had releases in 2.

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Slim Thug, Z- Ro, Paul Wall), those moving comfortably into always- there territory (Doeman, Guilla) and canvased releases from about 4. We also lost Lil’ Will and Mr. We still quote Lil Troy's “Wanna Be a Baller,” easily the most memorable Lil’ Will appearance. We quote plenty from Mr. Bun B and Snoop Dogg in different ways. Both are missed. Before we get into the Top 1. Houston Rap Songs of 2.

Christmas bonus. Sure, this record would normally belong being discussed in our Sounds of the City report, but it’s Christmas; they need love all over the place. Mind you, unlike a certain Christmas song that is an outright lie to all Christmas songs, this is a bit more sincere. CHRISTMAS BONUS: Tia Gold, “Lonely On Christmas”The snow isn’t falling in Texas. All the work Tia Gold has put in this year may be all fine and dandy but when it comes to the holidays, all she wants is a little love.

Red and green lights, people flying across the country to be with loved ones, Christmas is essentially the second most put- together “fall in love” holiday next to Valentine’s Day. Gold’s “Lonely On Christmas” packs all the melancholy feels of a Christmas record while also making you wonder how exactly she wound up in this predicament. Chris Rockaway provides the soundscapes here and what we’re left with is a smoldering ballad that conjures up feelings similar to those in Luther Vandross’s “Every Year, Every Christmas.” Only not as depressing as Luther Vandross’s “Every Year, Every Christmas. They bully their way into your head or stick around on your Spotify and Apple Music playlists.

Sadly, when you have to pick a select list of ten, you're left with a few tracks on the cutting- room floor. Downrange watch online with subtitles 1440 21:9 on this page. For example, Lyric Michelle & Fat Tony's . Close records that pretty much secured how diverse and on top the year was.

Good. And now for the 1. Best Houston Rap Songs of 2. Tim Woods, “Bak N Town”Tim Woods’s Pushing Daises circled around a singular concept: What if Tim Woods died and you never got to pay respects? Dante Higgins, “Black Lives Matter”Every time Dante Higgins wanted to escape the world, its hypocrisy brought him back. The Black Lives Matter movement hit Houston and beyond in ’1.

All Higgins could do was turn his eye to his own Southlawn, his community, and wonder why the same emphasis on protecting lives wasn’t embraced by those same people. Show Louis, “Mahalia”On his strongest tape, Show Louis combatted all of his demons at once. Losing a good friend in Marie Sesay scarred what may have been the best recording year of his life.

Nobody wants to lose in life. Show has done too much of it to go back. Maxo Kream, “Big Worm”Nobody in Houston maximizes on a double- time more than Maxo Kream. On the grime- infused “Big Worm,” the Kream Clicc leader told you he was serving to the dealers and listed all of his ups and downs and faults. Only Maxo could admit he was a piece of dirt while making you laugh about Big Worm and Deebo punch lines. Z- Ro, “Money On the Dresser”Pitch- perfect Kirko Bangz can create pretty amazing moments for radio.

Angsty, unsure of the world and still carrying a burden on his chest Kirko? Probably the most enjoyable Kirko. Ro shows up to punch you in the throat because that’s what he does. But Kirko’s last verse? Easily his best since “The Vent.” And maybe his most personal yet.

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