Top Ten Worst Hip-Hop Songs of 2015

Ten Worst Hip-Hop Songs of 2015
    1. [divider]7[/divider]“Pipe It Up” by Migos

Dabbing/Dapping or whatever it’s called, is the main reason this is on the list but I can’t just hate a song because it influenced some silly dance move or this whole list would be compromised of nothing but that. As I’ve said before, I am not a fan of repetitive hooks and lyrics:

I walked in the club just to PIPE IT UP

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Saw a bad joint and I knew she wanted me to PIPE IT UP

On the block with my rocks getting money so I PIPE IT UP

PIPE IT UP (7x)

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Although those might not be the actual lyrics, they might as well be. It sounds like mad-lib raps with Pipe it up ending every sentence. No rhyme structure or attempt at a flow. I know this is a silly song played in the club to dance to when you’re drunk/high and probably no one listens to Migos sober. This father/son/uncle/nephew/cousin trio is one of my least favorite acts but I can’t hate too hard because I’ll probably be dancing to this soon when I’m faded in a bar/club at 3am trying to holla at some chick before the bar/club closes.

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