Top Ten Best Rap / Rock Songs
This is not only the best rap/rock song of all time. It's one of the greatest songs ever made. Mike Shinoda's rap is perfection, and Chester Bennington has incredible vocals. This song gives me chills every time I hear it.
As expected! LINKIN PARK rocks! No one can defeat Linkin Park in making the best rap/rock songs because they have Mike Shinoda for rap and Chester Bennington for rock, plus Brad, Joe, Rob, Phoenix, and also Mike, to add awesome instrumental spice!
I tried so hard, and got so far, but in the end, it doesn't even matter. Linkin Park songs changed my life!
Way, way better than Linkin Park. Are you kidding me? This song is amazing and better in every way possible!
Such a disgrace to the universe.
Way better than Linkin Park. Are you kidding me? This song is amazing and better in every way possible!
Papa Roach was the first rock band I listened to and really enjoyed. This is their top song, no doubt. The only thing close to it is Scars.
Hollywood Undead is awesome! Don't even get me started on their songs.
Undead rocks! Every song on every album is awesome.
Hollywood Undead is a god in this genre.
This is the best and most iconic rap/rock song of all time. How is it not #1? The other songs are good, but this just blows them out of the water, no doubt.
Are you kidding me? This is not even a contest. Killing in the Name should be number 1, period.
By far the best rap/rock song ever. Why is Linkin Park on this list? They are terrible.
This song is awesome. Linkin Park in general is awesome. The way Mike Shinoda's perfect rapping blends with (RIP) Bennington's beautiful voice is mesmerizing.
I don't feel like voting for the top one even though I totally agree, so I'll vote for the second best.
Epic song. Best of all time by LP. Really a magical song that makes me scream!
This song is awesome in so many ways, from the guitar riff to Zack's rapping.
This one is awesome. Just listen to it and I bet you can't tell me it's bad.
This song was just so well done. From the music to the vocals, it's a spot-on rap/rock song.
Too many Linkin Park songs. I mean, yeah, they're good, but they're kind of overrated. The earlier ones are especially good. Anyway, Duality is a rap-rock masterpiece (no disasterpiece pun intended).
I push my fingers into my EYES! It's the only thing that slowly stops the ache! Jesus, it never ends. It pushes its way inside! If the pain goes on, I'm NOT GONNA MAKE IIITTT!
This defines the 2000s rock scene. The meaning of the song is deep, and I love how they brought in an actual school choir at the end. It's one of those songs where you like the music and understand the lyrics. I want to jam out to this while crying.
This is P.O.D.'s best song and one of the defining songs of the 2000s.
When it comes to rap, this is the best you can get. Johnny and Charlie absolutely killed it.
Hell yeah, this should be 2nd after In the End. Awesome song. I can't stop listening.
What? It should be number 2.
The Beastie Boys are the face of '90s rap, and this song is incredible. Whether they're doing things like this, the more dance party-like Intergalactic, or the fun, inventive Eggman, they always impress. Surprised there aren't more of their songs here.
Really? This is one of the best rap/rock songs ever. It should be in the top 10 at least.
This is one of the first rap metal songs.
One of my favorite songs blends rap and rock perfectly. De La Soul provides brilliant rapping, making most other mainstream rappers look embarrassing in comparison, especially considering how they rap about something meaningful.
The song also has an utterly kickass bassline with great vocals and meaningful lyrics about freedom and individuality.
I love the Gorillaz. Even though I like Clint Eastwood and Dirty Harry more, this song is a perfect rap/rock blend.
Without Anthrax, rap rock/rap metal wouldn't be what it is today. They teamed up with Public Enemy and redid this song in a metal form. Anthrax has other songs like it.
Rap folk maybe? Anyway, it's a toss-up between this and anything Rage ever did. I'm going with this because it's lower and unbeatable overall.
Beck is great. I like the "I don't care" vibe in the verses, and the chorus is just so memorable.
Awesome song with amazing guitar. I don't understand why people hate LB. This band is very talented.
This was my favorite song when I first got into LP, and for a good reason. If you don't like this song, you don't like rap/rock. The switch from Shinoda to Bennington in this song was just well done. How isn't this higher?
This one is so energetic. Too good.
