TBT

Twenty years ago, Ludacris united Disturbing Tha Peace and Three 6 Mafia for the epic banger "Go 2 Sleep."

XXXTentacion released his raucous debut single "Look At Me!" five years ago.

For today's Throwback track, take it back to the Cash Money era when Lil Wayne delivered "Look At Me" off "500 Degreez."

Thirteen years ago, Timbaland came through with the darkest track of his career, the Sebastian and Attitude-assisted "Kill Yourself."

Six years ago, the legendary Redman proved that the art of emceeing was alive and well on "Dunfiato."

Twenty-eight years ago, Dr. Dre transitioned into a new era with Snoop Dogg by his side on the murderous classic "Deep Cover."

Following The Game's anecdote about learning Xzibit wasn't born in the west coast, it seems fitting to highlight one of their hardest anthems.

T.I. beelined straight for the crown leaving a bloody trail in his wake on "King" standout "I'm Talkin' To You."

Nelly brought his crew into the spotlight on the St. Lunatics banger "Midwest Swing," the lead single off "Free City."

Jadakiss and Nas proved to be well-matched in their villainous vision on the classic duet "Show Discipline."

In honor of Rihanna's 32nd birthday, we bring it back to the "Unapologetic" banger "Pour It Up."

Twista set fire to the midwest on his nightmarish classic "Adrenaline Rush" off his 1997 album.

Twenty-five years later, 2Pac Shakur's "All Eyez On Me" remains a quintessential piece of hip-hop history.

Three of the game's best lyricists on one introspective track.

Xzibit came out swinging with an instant classic.

Nobody can do it like B.I.G.

Kurupt's "Smoke Odyssey" brought up a west-coast classic.

Ruff Ryders & G-Unit unite to handle some business.

This week's TBT track.

The premise is simple: two men snapping.

The Canadian falsetto king laid down a classic.

Lil Wayne declared himself as the living, breathing definition of hip-hop on "Gossip."

Fifteen years ago, MF Doom & Madlib laid down an underground classic.

Young Thug, Freddie Gibbs and A$AP Ferg teamed up on one of the hottest bangers of this decade.

Don't you dare call it filler.

On its eighteenth birthday, revisit Jay-Z and Eminem's timeless classic.

It's never a dull moment with Lloyd Banks, Snoop Dogg, and 50 Cent in the smoking circle.

Chief Keef's "Love Sosa" is one of this decade's hardest singles.