[HIP-HOP] Recommended Hip-Hop Dance Songs

In My FeelingsDrake

In My Feelings – Drake / Beginner’s Class

Drake – In My Feelings

A massively popular 2018 hit by the one-and-only rapper Drake.

In the U.S., it sparked a trend of people posting “dance challenge” videos on social media using this track.

It’s mellow, catchy, and easy to remember, so even beginners might find it easy to dance to.

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Break Ya NeckBusta Rhymes

Busta Rhymes – Break Ya Neck – Choreography by Flora

Busta Rhymes – Break Ya Neck (Official Video)

Busta Rhymes is famous as a fast-tongued rapper.

In fact, he’s been friends with Jay-Z since high school, and there’s a story that the two of them used to have rap battles in the school cafeteria.

This track, where his rapid-fire flow meshes with an upbeat sound, is one of his signature songs.

How Many BoogieFuma no KTR × SKRYU × WAZGOGG

Fuma no KTR × SKRYU × WAZGOGG – How Many Boogie 【Official Music Video】

How Many Boogie is a collaboration featuring rappers Fuma no KTR and SKRYU—both known for their prowess in MC battle scenes—alongside trackmaker WAZGOGG.

The song is currently a huge hit on TikTok.

It’s often used in dance videos and clips with stylish punchlines, and its popularity seems to come more from the track’s impact than from a conventional hook.

The overwhelming groove woven by these two rappers, both acclaimed for their flow, is stunning.

In Japan, it’s a go-to track for many people in hip-hop dance.

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TalkKhalid

Khalid – Talk – Dance Choreography by David Moore – #TMillyTV

Khalid – Talk (Official Audio) ft. Disclosure

Khalid’s song conveys the importance of honest communication in romantic relationships.

The lyrics strikingly portray the feelings of a protagonist who’s in the honeymoon stage of love but senses the relationship is moving too fast.

Released in February 2019 and included on the album Free Spirit, the track became Khalid’s fifth top-10 hit.

Created in collaboration with the British duo Disclosure, it achieved commercial success, earning platinum certifications in many countries.

It’s a recommended pick for anyone who wants to do rhythmic hip-hop dance to Khalid’s laid-back vocals.

Homicide ft. EminemLogic

Homicide by Logic | Dylan Mayoral Choreography | HBIP 2019

This is a track where Logic and Eminem team up.

While capturing modern hip-hop, it fully showcases both of their rapping skills.

Released in May 2019, it reached No.

5 on the Billboard charts and earned a Platinum certification.

Pay attention to the essence of their rap, which represents two artists at the forefront of hip-hop.

As dance music, it’s a song widely used by many dancers, especially overseas.

How LowLudacris

Ludacris – How Low

Coolio – Gangsta’s Paradise (feat. L.V.) [Official Music Video]

A track released in 2010 by Illinois MC Ludacris.

It boldly drops in a sped-up sample of Public Enemy’s classic “Bring the Noise,” making it a surefire floor-filler.

The seasoned touch of a veteran—simply superb.

It’s a staple song for hip-hop dance.

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TEMPOChris Brown

Chris Brown TEMPO | Choreography by Brian Puspos | @brianpuspos @chrisbrown

This track is defined by an infectious beat that shakes the dance floor.

Featured on Chris Brown’s eighth album, “Heartbreak on a Full Moon,” it was released as a single in February 2018.

Centered on romance, the lyrics emphasize the importance of keeping a relationship fresh.

Blending rhythm and intimacy, the song showcases Chris Brown’s talent.

It reached No.

36 on Billboard’s Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart and achieved Gold certification in Australia and Platinum in the United States, marking notable commercial success.

A must-listen for anyone who loves to dance.