Recommend me stuff like "Stay Fly" and "What You Know"

Maybe this is not worth making a new thread but I don't know where to ask this so here we go: Recommend me stuff that sounds like

T.I. - What You Know
Three 6 Mafia - Stay Fly

Thanks!

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xoi90_8-ball-mjg-you-don-t-want-drama_music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znn0kpKBKEs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTI_J3y0IkQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uAEypaCtd0

powder get you hyper get you get you get you hyper

David Banner "Play"
Three 6 Mafia "Poppin My Collar"
Webstar feat. Young B "Chicken Noodle Soup"
E-40 feat. T-Pain & Kandi Girl "U and Dat"
Akon feat. Styles P. "Locked Up"
LL Cool J feat. Timbaland "Head Sprung"
The Pussycat Dolls "Don't Cha"
Pitbull "Ay Chico"
Chris Brown "Run It!"
T-Pain feat. Mike Jones "I'm N Luv (Wit A Stripper)
Tyrese feat. Lil Jon "Turn Ya Out"
Lil Rob " Bring Out The Freak In You"
Lil Wayne "Hustler Musik"
Jim Jones "Crunk Muzik"
Paul Wall "Girl"
Ying Yang Twins & Bun B "Git It"
Too Short "Blow The Whistle"
Gucci Mane feat. Mac Breezy "Go Head"

T.I. - Big Things Poppin' (Do It)
Shop Boyz - Party Like A Rockstar
Mims - This Is Why I'm Hot (Album Version)
Huey - Pop, Lock & Drop It
Fat Joe (featuring Lil Wayne) - Make It Rain
Lil Scrappy (featuring Young Buck) - Money In The Bank (Remix)
Lil Jon (featuring Three 6 Mafia) - Act A Fool
Unk - 2 Step
Ying Yang Twins (featuring Wyclef Jean) - Dangerous
Chamillionaire (featuring Krayzie Bone) - Ridin'
Birdman & Lil Wayne - Stuntin' Like My Daddy
Dem Franchize Boyz (featuring Peanut & Charlay) - Lean Wit It, Rock Wit It (Radio Edit)
Crime Mob (featuring Lil Scrappy) - Rock Yo Hips
Pitbull (featuring Jim Jones) - Sticky Icky
Jim Jones - We Fly High
Lil Boosie & Webbie (featuring Foxx) - Wipe Me Down
Yo Gotti (featuring Lil Wayne & Baby) - I Got Them
Chris Brown - Poppin'
LIL JON feat. E-40 & SEAN PAUL of YOUNGBLOODZ--"Snap Yo Fingers" CHAMILLIONAIRE feat. LIL FLIP--"Turn It Up"
PITBULL--"Bojangles Remix"
YING YANG TWINS feat. PITBULL--"Shake"
LIL WAYNE--"Fireman"
LIL SCRAPPY--"No Problem"
ICE CUBE feat. SNOOP DOGG & LIL JON--"Go To Church"
BG feat. MANNIE FRESH--"Move Around"
MIKE JONES--"Back Then"
BUBBA SPARXXX feat. YING YANG TWINS & MR. COLLIPARK--"Ms. New Booty"
YO GOTTI feat. BUN B & 8 BALL--"Gangsta Party"
E-40 feat. KEAK DA SNEAK--"Tell Me When To Go"
THREE 6 MAFIA--"Stay Fly"
DADDY YANKEE feat. LIL JON, PITBULL & NOREAGA--"Gasolina DJ Buddha Remix"
BODY HEAD BANGERZ feat. MAGIC--"I Smoke, I Drank Remix"
PAUL WALL feat. BIG POKEY--"Sittin' Sidewayz"
GUCCI MANE--"Icy"
DEM FRANCHISE BOYZ--"White Tee"

Usher-Yeah! feat. Lil Jon & Ludacris
Lil Jon & Tha East Side Boyz-Get Low feat. Ying Yang Twins
T.I.-Rubber Band Man
Chingy-Right Thurr Ciara-Goodies feat. Petey Pablo
Ying Yang Twins-Salt Shaker feat. Lil Jon & Tha East Side Boyz
Three 6 Mafia-Ridin Spinners feat. Lil' Flip
Lil' Flip--Game Over (Flip)
Trick Daddy-Let's Go feat. Twista & Lil Jon
Juvenile-Slow Motion feat. Soulja Slim
Pitbull-Toma feat. Lil Jon
Nelly-Na-Nana-Na feat. Jazze Pha
Killer Mike-A.D.I.D.A.S. feat Big Boi
Pastor Troy-Are We Cuttin' feat. Ms. Jade
Khia-My Neck, My Back (Lick It)
YoungBloodz-Damn! feat. Lil Jon
Jacki-O-Nookie (Real Good) feat. Rodney
8 Ball and MJG-You Don't Want Drama
Tear da Club '97 - Three 6 Mafia
Shut Up - Duece Poppito/Trick Daddy/Trina/Co
Bia' Bia' 2 - Chyna Whyte/Too Short/Lil Jon/Too $hort
Pocket Full of Stones - UGK (Remix, remix)
Knuckle Up - Sammy Sam
Get Fucked Up - Iconz/Chapter/Stage McCloud/SupaStarr/Tony Manshino
We Ready - Archie Eversole
No Mo Play in Ga - Pastor Troy
Left Right Left - Drama
Who Dat - J.T. Money/Sole
Raise Up - Petey Pablo
Where Dem Dollas At - Gangsta Boo
U-Way (How We Do It) - YoungBloodZ
Do It - Pastor Troy/Rasheeda/Re-Re

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZmSR_t-e_w

this sounds nothing like "stay fly" nor "what you know", sorry

wow, thanks all, especially scott. since it could be a chore finding them one by one, anyone know some good comps or mixtapes?

btw, scott. that looks like tracklists for the crunk hits and series and crunk classics.

it is! they are all great! one stop shopping.

"who dat" is still my favorite song of the last ten or eleven years. and i'm not even a saints fan! (i would be if shockey wasn't on the team. i must hate all that shockey touches. sorry new orleans!) and stay fly and what you know - songs that i love - build on who dat's greatness.

wrote this in 1999 about my fave song. not knowing it would stay my fave song all these years later:

All Dat
By Scott Seward Tuesday, Jul 20 1999
Billboard trumpets MP3 and streaming audio feeds, but I'm high on DAT. Specifically, "Who Dat" by JT Money and "I'll Bee Dat!" by Redman. Perfecting the DAT technology pioneered by proto-rap superheroes the Pipkins in their 1970 smash "Gimme Dat Ding" (they were a mysterious bunch: What if they never got dat ding? And what would they do with dat ding once they got it?), JT Money (no relation to Eddie), who by his own admission is the pimpingest pimp who ever pimped, takes a cue from his predecessors in rhyme, T.S. Eliot and Ezra Pound, by incorporating ancient traditions with the new to create a poetic voice for the future. "Who Dat"'s hypnotic use of tribal call-and-response is as old as Africa itself, and the "who dat" mantra has already been embraced by the fine dancehalls of Kingston. Even lyrically the song reinforces the idea of tribe, as JT tries to keep his crew free of triflers and knuckleheads. Rap has to be the only art form today that can call on voices so ancient and distant, yet remain the most modern sound on earth.

Redman's "I'll Bee Dat!" single, my second fave of the year after JT's, has the same undercurrent of dread as "Who Dat"...not to mention an undercurrent of dreads, thanks to a Beenie Man sample. (FYI to all you soccer moms: Beenie Man sells limited edition Beenie Man Beenie Babies at all his shows!) As with a lot of rappers, Redman's genius is his confusion—that classic identity crisis (who is he? Redman, Doc, Reggie, the fool, the player?) best illustrated in Invisible Man by rockin' Ralph Ellison (whose story "Cadillac Flambe" serves as the spiritual and psychic template for all hip-hop). Redman's all dat, he ain't shit, he's a cartoon, he's a man. In his own way, he asks the two questions that black people and artists in America have always asked themselves: "Who am I?" and "Where do I stand?"

who dat is classic

i think u are looking for this mix some random guy did
hxxp://www.mediafire.com/?zinnwnutmyn

does anybody know the song that goes "i wanna see hands in the air" or "put your hands up in the air" or something like that?

lol

welp i think scott pretty much covered it

lol what?

xpost

kiiind of vague just saying

that describes probably hundreds of songs

I intuit that Durrr Durrr Durrr is thinking of FATMAN SCOOP, CROOKLYN CLAN.

who are they? tell me more, tim.