[HIP-HOP] Recommended Hip-Hop Dance Songs

WALK IT OUTUNK

UNK WALK IT OUT VIDEO

A debut single released in 2006 by Atlanta DJ and rapper Unk.

It was used in the 2007 films Stomp the Yard and Norbit.

It was sampled in The Hood Internet’s 2007 track “North America Walk It Out.”

2 On ft. SchoolBoy QTinashe

Tinashe – 2 On (Official Video) ft. SchoolBoy Q

Tinashe, a self-produced artist from the United States.

Released in January 2014, this song is included on the album Aquarius and is the track that made her name known worldwide.

Its cool beat carries lyrics that depict a fleeting party vibe where “tonight we’re getting as high as can be.” The slightly provocative, dangerous mood of the words is a major part of its appeal.

It’s perfect for nights when you just want to forget the daily stress and go all out, or to play in the car on the way to the club with friends.

Tinashe’s confident vocals and dance might just get your body moving before you know it.

Bring Em OutT.I.

T.I. – Bring Em Out [Official Video]

A Southern-style sound kicking off with Jay-Z.

Both the beat and the rap pack a punch, and there’s no doubt it’ll hype up the crowd if it plays in a club.

In the PV, T.I.’s signature slanted knit cap in a B-boy style really highlights his good looks.

Like WhaaatProblem ft. Bad Lucc

Problem – Like Whaaat ft. Bad Lucc

A collaboration between American hip-hop artist Problem and Bad Lucc.

Released in 2013, it reached No.

19 on the U.S.

charts.

It samples Master P, Young Bleed, and C-Loc’s 1997 track “How Ya Do Dat.”

NOKIADrake

PARTYNEXTDOOR, Drake – NOKIA

A captivating dance track has arrived from Canadian multi-artist Drake.

From the album “Some Sexy Songs 4 U,” which features PARTYNEXTDOOR, we’re highlighting this vibrant, kinetic tune.

Produced by Elkan, it stands out with polished musicality woven from vivid synthesizers and Atlanta-style bass beats.

Since its release in February 2025, this uptempo number has been lighting up dance floors worldwide, even reaching No.

20 on Australia’s ARIA chart.

Perfect for anyone looking to boost a party’s sense of unity or seeking upbeat, feel-good dance music.

Not Like UsKendrick Lamar

Kendrick Lamar – Not Like Us

The West Coast heavyweight Kendrick Lamar’s ambitious work, released this May, stands out with a compelling dance sound infused with elements of jazz and G-funk.

Coupled with a seaside-in-summer groove crafted by producer Mustard, its powerful messages tackling social issues and racial equality have made it a standout track at school festivals and cultural events.

Featured on the album “GNX,” it received a music video on July 4 and earned high marks in Pitchfork’s 100 Best Songs of 2024.

The track is also popular as a backing track for dance performances, resonating especially with younger audiences.

Collard GreensScHoolboy Q

SchoolBoy Q – Collard Greens (Explicit) (Official Music Video) ft. Kendrick Lamar

This is a fast, danceable hip-hop track with a title inspired by traditional Southern cuisine.

American rapper ScHoolboy Q released it in June 2013 as the lead single from his major-label debut album, Oxymoron.

Featuring fellow artist Kendrick Lamar, the song blends a driving, reggae-tinged beat with dynamic rap flows to create a distinctive vibe.

It peaked at No.

92 on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming a key track that helped cement the artist’s status.

ScHoolboy Q’s exceptional rapping skills and hedonistic worldview are in perfect harmony here, making it an ideal song for parties or whenever you want to boost your mood.