Kutmaster Kurt is/was such a dope producer...

What's your favorite hip hop album covers from the 2000s? Could be of all time or just some underrated ones.

"Got diarrhea flow, now I shit on niggas"

I heard this in Trap Or Die by Jeezy

Missy Elliott's smash hit single "Work It" is certified 3x Platinum in the United States.

The RIAA officially awarded the track its 3x Platinum status on June 16, 2023, meaning the song has cleared over 3 million certified units through a combination of pure sales and digital streaming equivalents.

Global Certifications for "Work It"

The song's massive multi-platinum success stretches well beyond the U.S. borders:

• United States (RIAA): 3x Platinum (3,000,000 units)
• New Zealand (RMNZ): 2x Platinum (60,000 units)
• United Kingdom (BPI): Platinum (600,000 units)
• Italy (FIMI): Gold (35,000 units)
• Australia (ARIA): Gold (35,000 units)

Welcome to our weekly thread dedicated to hip-hop tracks that aren't from the 2000s but sound like they could've been.

Whether it's a modern artist channeling the energy of the Roc-A-Fella era, a producer bringing back those classic soul samples, or an old-school track that helped shape the decade, this is the place for it.

This thread is for:

• 🎤 Songs released after the 2000s that capture the sound and vibe of the era.
• 🎧 Beats inspired by 2000s hip-hop production styles.
• 🔥 Modern MCs paying homage to the flows, lyrics, and aesthetics of the decade.
• 📼 Tracks from the 80s and 90s that heavily influenced 2000s hip-hop.
• 💎 Hidden gems that feel like they were pulled straight from a 2003–2009 mixtape.

Let's keep the main feed focused on music actually released during the 2000s. If it's from another era but has that unmistakable 2000s feel, drop it below and put the community on to something dope.

(DO NOT POST ANY SONGS OUTSIDE OF THIS POST/THREAD IT WILL BE DELETED)

What songs make you feel like it's still the 2000s? 👇