What is the best hip-hop song of all time and why is it B.I.B.L.E.?

It Ain't Hard To Tell by Nas

I like Duel of the Iron Mic more. Also, it would be No Rest for the Weary by Blue Scholars, luv(sic) part 3 by Nujabes ft. shing02.

Rock a Falla, Skank - Fatboy Slim

why it's not B.I.B.L.E. because it's Shadowboxing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BONgL61snlM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9lNbNGbo24
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-2-qVgGQak

>>68368943
...Is it really possible to choose a 'best' song for this genre (or any genre for that matter)? Most genres have been around for a long time (hip hop being about 40 or so years) and with the tons of various styles/sub genres, how is it gonna be possible to choose ONE best song for it?

Maybe a best per-decade or a best per sub-genre/coast, but I don't think it would be very easy to choose ONE song as the best for the genre.

>>68369518
(I'm sorry if this sounded pretentious, that wasn't my intention).

>>68369939
Doesn't sound pretentious at all of you can't choose a best song of a genre.
Even a best album is a stretch

NY State of Mind by Nas

>>68368943
DAE ATHEISM???

>>68371329
Oh god...

>>68371379
thats all this song is genius

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V53mqDM701Q

Meh it's probably Danny Brown - 30. It encapsulates everything hiphop is. Rawness, partying, and an underdog story.

>>68368943
BIBLE sucks, I like Swordsman best on that album

>>68369032
Duel of the Iron Mic is somehow the most skippable track on the record. Not because it's bad, but just because it can't compete with the opener.

>>68368943
Mystery of the Chessboxin'

>>68370732
this or return of the "g" by outkast