Ranking the Verses on the Racks on Racks Megamix (17 Artists)

Racks on Racks Megamix Verses Ranked


The song Racks on Racks is about who has the most money or "racks." About 5 years ago songs would have numerous artists on the remix or also know as a megamix. One of my favorite megamix is Racks on Racks with 20 different artists. Here is how I attempted to rank the verses on the Racks on Racks Megamix. Instead of going to Rap Genius and reading into all of the lyrics for each verse (the song is about large amounts of cash I don't think we need to read too deep into anything I simply listened to each verse then paused it wrote my thoughts and moved forward and attempted to rank them all afterwords. I will give each verse a score out of 10 then crown a Racks on Racks Megamix verse king at the end.


Here is a link to the song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IiltYrb0mE
Lil Wayne
-constant metaphors (some are gross)
-Trump shoutout
-solid Lil Wayne
7/10

YC (his song originally)
-uses autotune
-nothing special
3/10

Young Jeezy
-classic jeezy ad libs DAMN
-very quotable lines
-fits well on this song
8/10

Wiz Khalifia
-rhymed words with themselves multiple times
-feels a little lazy from Wiz to me
5/10

Waka Flocka
-verse is autotuned
-Waka had a lot of potenial on this song and didn't live up to it
4/10

Chyhi the Prince
-smaller name then most on this song
-solid verse
6/10

Bun B
-Great flow
-switches it up and shows why he's an og
10/10

B.O.B.
-comes in fast
-not a big fan
4/10

Yo Gotti
-sounds extra raspy on this track
-nothing special
5/10

Wale
-better then normal from Wale
6/10

Cory Gunz
-Nasally voice
6/10

Dose
-no idea who this is
4/10

Trae the Truth
side note: I once saw his throw out candy at a parade in Houston
6/10

Nelly
-catchiest verse
7/10

Twista
-classic Twista
6/10

Big Sean
-Savage punchlines
-feels like this song was built for him
9/10

Ace Hood
-big energy
7/10

I have to give it to Bun B on this song, he is now the Racks on Racks king. 


"If you want to crown him, crown him"





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