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Rappers with the Best Voices, Ranked

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Entertainment

The Greatest Musical Artists of the '00s

The Greatest Musical Artists of the '80s

The Greatest Women in Music, 1980s to Today

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The Greatest Male Vocalists of the Past 10 Years

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90s TV

The Greatest Nick Cartoons from the '90s

TV Program

The Greatest Singers of the Past 30 Years

Graveyard Shift

The Creepiest Characters in TV History

TV Character

The Greatest Female TV Characters of All Time

The Greatest Former Child Stars

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Reality TV

Who Is The Best Talent Discovered By A Reality Show?

Rappers

The Top New School Rappers

The Greatest Rappers of All Time

The Best Rock Vocalists

The Hottest Male Celebrities

Pop Music

&nbsp; &nbsp;The best teen pop hits from 1990 to 1999. These catchy, well produced songs brought fun back in the &#39;90s, to balance out the alternative rock and gangsta rap that became huge. These singles not only performed well on the charts, in the musical grab-bag that was the &#39;90s, but they became anthems, and reminds babies of the Y-Generation how awesome their childhood was (aside from all the cartoons and video games). 
&nbsp; &nbsp; So many of these names listed went on to have long, stable careers. Remember when Britney Spears released her debut single &quot;...Baby One More Time&quot;? You know, the single that sold over 18 million singles, and became an instant classic? Did anyone predict that she would be around sixteen years later, and would release a whopping eight top five albums, and sold 100 million records? The success of that single would later be answered by Christina Aguilera, the blonde, blue-eyed beauty with a stunning voice and her smash hit &quot;Genie in a Bottle&quot;, which would kick-start a successful career, and a long media rivalry between her and Spears. Of course, the other big rivalry in the teen pop world was *N Sync and the Backstreet Boys. The two biggest boy bands in history went back and forth on the charts with hit singles like &quot;It&#39;s Tearin Up My Heart&quot; and &quot;As Long As You Love Me&quot; respectively. In the midst of this, teenage African-American R&amp;B artist had successful crossover succeses, like Brandy, Monica (&quot;The Boy is Mine&quot;), Usher (&quot;My Way&quot;), and Aaliyah (&quot;Are You That Somebody&quot;). These singles and the artists that made them would quietly steal the spotlight from their sugary, Caucasian counterparts and top the charts. 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Unfortunately some artists fell victim of becoming novelty acts and ultimately, forgotten in the world of teen pop and music overall. Remember 98 Degrees, and their hit &quot;The Hardest Thing&quot;? Does the name LFO ring any bells? Maybe you remember their novelty classic, &quot;Summer Girls&quot;. As the 1990s would die out, so would the careers of many ex-boybanders. Only Justin Timberlake of *N Sync fame survived and escaped the inevitable boy-band rabbit hole. 
Whether these artists careers lasted long or fizzled out, their singles remain stuck in our heads and give us the best kind of &#39;90s nostalgia. Fans have the freedom to vote for the songs they remember the most, and the singles that they regret singing aloud. And even more exciting, they can add whichever videos that were left off of the list, as long as they were released within 1990 and 1999 and are in the teen pop genre. Enjoy! &nbsp;&nbsp;

I Want It That Way

The Greatest Teen Pop Songs of the '90s

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The Best Female Rappers

The Greatest White Rappers of All Time

The music world will never be the same, ever since &quot;video killed the radio star&quot;. In honor of this we are listing the best artists of the video era. All of these artists included on this list had a major impact on pop music in the last thirty years. This list begins in no particular order. Of course, this countdown isn't limited to pop artist--iconic artists that have had major impact in the video era of rock, hip-hop, and R&amp;B are also included. Music fans, remember to look at each artist for their iconic status--looks, image, style, uniqueness, stage presence, as well as their videos. This list is also re-rankable, in case you don't see your favorite artist. But please only artists who have made music videos. At first, MTV started off as a place to see your favorite white rock bands like Van Halen and Bon Jovi jam out. Since Michael Jackson's breakthrough, however, MTV has became a diverse musical haven, making bonafide stars out of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Eminem, the Backstreet Boys, Mariah Carey, The Notorious B.I.G, George Michael, Lady Gaga, and many more on this list. Of course, one of the era's biggest breakthroughs was Madonna, who has been making music as long as the time frame of this list, and has introduced a new format for women in the last thirty years of music, influencing Britney Spears, Beyonce, and others. David Bowie and Boy George are also recognized on this list for experimenting with androgyny and human sexuality. And in addition to Jackson opening doors for black artists to be bonafide superstars, Prince, Whitney Houston, and others broke through easily. Since the '80s, and '90s have died down, many fresh faced pop stars are carving their place in music history for the 21st century. So where would artists like Justin Beiber, Miley Cyrus, or One Direction rank? With your votes, it's your call. Also: There is a limited time to vote, so hurry up and vote while you have the opportunity, just in case you might not like your favorite artists' rating.

200 Greatest Icons in Pop Music of the MTV Generation

Korean Entertainment

Maybe they're not bad musicians; maybe not everybody in America hates them. One thing is for sure, if these artists decided to stop making music, very few people would be upset. This list acknowledges musical artists that are widely hated in America. For the record, these decisions aren't personal, but in a sense we can understand why most people hate them. One Direction? Check! Ke$ha? Gotcha! Nicki Minaj? Done! Justin Beiber? Of course! Some of these artists are widely talented and are on this list for their off stage antics. Others aren't, but are still widely popular. Fans can vote and add to see which artists is the most hated in the United States of America. And one more thing, when you do vote or add, please don't be biased (just because you may not like Rihanna doesn't mean the rest of America feels the same way).

John Mayer

The Most Hated Musicians in America

The Best '90s Rappers

The last decade in music featured music shifting away from the unpredictability of the 1990s. Instead, trends and novelty acts broke through easily. Almost EVERYBODY went platinum in the years between 2000 and 2005. Afterward, certain artists continued to be perfectly content by calling it a day with only one platinum single. And this list salutes those kind of artists. Stoner anthems, songs about MILFs, bad days, bad girls, and songs that make you wanna yell &quot;FUCK YOU&quot;!--it's all here. Along with wikipedia facts about what these one-hit wonders are up to. You might not remember the artists that sing these songs. And these days you might tell people you never liked most of these songs. They are the guilty pleasures and defining hits of the decade. Music fans that care about the 2000s are more than welcome to vote on which artist and single remains the most memorable of the decade. Ah, the new millenium!!

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