What were some of your favorites from the past ten years? Comment below and let me know. Release something, damn it.ДЄnd that was my long list of the best hits songs that the 2010s had to offer. All of this is why DNA is the best hit song of the 2010s. This is why IвЂ™m such a fan of Kendrick, his skills as a lyricist raises the bar in hip-hop and he doesnвЂ™t sacrifice any of that while giving us a banger that would leave other bangers in the dust.

And the way heвЂ™s flowing? The dude is just leaving charred bodies all over the floor. And just when you thought it was over, right after a sample of Fox NewsвЂ™ moronically brain-dead take on his BET Awards performance, the hardest beat switch-up happens and explodes with the force of a million supernovas devastating everything in its path and Kendrick does not let up on the bars. ThereвЂ™s no chorus or singing, itвЂ™s just bars on top of bars on top of bars over some of Mike Will Made-ItвЂ™s best production to date that contains a guitar melody and trap beat. Here, Kendrick Lamar metaphorically transformed into a dragon and let loose nonstop fire bars about his blackness and he does not let up. There is no other hit song in the 2010s that hits as hard or harder than DNA. I made up my mind that this was going to be the best hit of the entire decade before the decade was even over and I stand by it to this day. And while weвЂ™re speaking on social issues, вЂ¦ 12.ДЄnyone who knows me will not be surprised by this pick. What IвЂ™m trying to say is that Same Love is a one-of-a-kind song thatвЂ™s really powerful. ThereвЂ™s still more to do, but progress is being made. This is the first time where a mainstream rap song shows open support for the LGBTQ+ community and it helped our society become more accepting of them. Mary LambertвЂ™s chorus really hits at the heart, basically saying that she wonвЂ™t change who she is. Over a stripped-back piano beat, Macklemore shows his allyship with the LGBTQ+ community by calling out the hypocrisy and rampant homophobia in our society, especially among Religious Right circles and in hip-hop. While CanвЂ™t Hold Us is the fun party track to get the people moving, Same Love goes to a different direction, tackling a more serious social issue. Macklemore is just rapping his ass off here and Ray Dalton comes in with an amazingly soulful chorus. This song is a more energetic banger than most of the so-called bangers of the time and now. The jaunty piano, the stomping percussion and handclaps, the horns, etc. This song is just a blast to listen to thanks to Ryan LewisвЂ™ production. While Thrift Shop put him and Ryan Lewis on the map, CanвЂ™t Hold Us showed that they mean business.

He wasnвЂ™t the greatest thing ever, but he had a good command on flow and cadence and he had enough wit to make some admittedly corny material work.

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