Amr Abdelhadi

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That's the track to put on on your way to work in the morning.
Inspirational music does not need loud instrumentals or a strong, raging voice. In this track, with his typical chill music and smooth flow, Wiz Khalifa gives out some positive vibes getting you fired up enough to start pursuing your success. The first verse on the track is personally my favorite in terms of rapping, lyrics and flow. The beat and the sample in the bridge are by far the hardest I have ever heard Wiz Khalifa rap to. His tracks are usually more chill but this one means business. Th... Read more
03 Mar 23
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10
A flashback to the turn of the century.
I don't think there is one person who grew up in the 90s and the early 2000s who did not grow up listening to this. Playing it is all you need to fall back into that super cool era with one of its most iconic groups, NSYNC. Justin Timberlake started carving his name around this time, and on this track he showed endless talent. Back in 2000, this song remained one of the catchiest tracks out there, and every club, pub and even arcade was playing it. The rest of the group was backing Justin w... Read more
03 Mar 23
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9.0
No one has ever told stories through rap like Eminem has.
"Cleanin' Out my Closet"
What makes Eminem undisputedly the greatest storyteller in the music scene above anything else in my opinion, is the fact that he never shies away from going to the deepest, most personal details. This happened on this track more than on any other track in Eminem's discography as the name implies. Eminem starts off the track talking about those who judge him for his profanity, his anger, and his criticism of his mother. Around that time, Eminem had b... Read more
12 Feb 23
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When Eminem declared his revolution against censorship.
When I first time I listened to this track, I think it was also the first time I remember listening to Eminem get that political. Marshall Mathers gets serious sometimes, but it is usually the personal type of seriousness where he tells stories about his childhood, his marital trouble and his problems with fans. This track was a blow at white middle-class America after its massive flood of attacks on Eminem for the explicitness of his content and pleads for stricter censorship of his music. Emin... Read more
12 Feb 23
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This track's influence never goes away no matter how many years pass since its release.
This song cannot be described lightly. Every little detail about the track is plain perfect. At first the track enters with the instrumental playing slowly for a few seconds before Mike Shnoda starts rapping as the music escalates and the drums start banging. The words were beautifully written with a mix of anger, despair and loneliness, and a dark vibe that takes over your body as you listen to the track. Follows this is Chris Bennington's genius verse, one of the first times I heard that... Read more
10 Feb 23
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Goes with Tupac's Brenda's Got A Baby right to the top of the list of best tragedies to come in a rap track.
The reason I think this track struck a chord with some many people, hip-hop fans or otherwise, was how it took storytelling in music to a whole other level. Eminem was not only telling a story here, he drew vivid pictures of every scene, and actually acted out all the voices as one would find them if the Stan story was made into a movie. Through this track, Eminem touched on an issue that has been critical for decades since people started getting insanely attached to their favorite artists to th... Read more
08 Feb 23
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A breakthrough in hip hop.
This very track was where my obsession with Slim Shady started. I first listened to this song when I was like 6 years old when it first came out, and I had never listened to anything like it before. The beat was something brand new and it set a whole new perception of Eminem's alter ego, Slim Shady, which was probably initiated in his "My Name Is" track the previous year. The flow on "the Real Slim Shady" was also a pretty bizarre but awesome, with Eminem showing off his... Read more
08 Feb 23
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Some light charm and restfulness.
This track shows a side of Beyonce's talent that she does not let us enjoy often enough even though that side is absolutely stunning. We also see the blingy pop side of Beyonce on tracks like Singe Ladies, for example. This track is something else. She sings with a voice full of passion and beauty that are just straight out inexplicable. Her deep strong voice is perfect when used on that tempo with that vibe in her lyrics. The whole setting actually was synergic with Beyonce's angelic... Read more
03 Feb 23
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9.0
A heavenly fantasy in a music track.
Before commenting on anything, I have to say that this track's music video is one of the most beautiful videos to come out in the last few years. It was so well directed that I think it even has the potential to be turned into an actual full movie. It is not Taylor Swift's first time to come out with a stunning music video, though. The synergy between the music, the lyrics, and the scenes in the video tells a whole comprehensive story of love and fantasy mixed with some struggle and es... Read more
30 Jan 23
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A great tribute to one of the greatest actors of our time.
The reasons to love this track are endless. If you are a fan of Wiz Khalifa, the man laid down one of the smoothest verses of his career on this track, with a melody that will never quit your head. If you are a Fast and Furious freak, then you sure as hell got attached to the track being the soundtrack to the saga's 7th movie. That is especially that it was paid as a tribute to the late Paul Walker which every fan and even many non-fans of the movie series mourned so sadly, but had a smile... Read more
24 Jan 23
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