Cho Hollo: Was lowkey the song of the century.

IV Gatlin: Two of the biggest legends in the game, spitting some of their hardest bars on one track. So many quotables on this one. Had this on repeat on my way to and from secondary school.

IV Gatlin: When I was about 16 I started getting into music from Atlanta. Young Thug always stood out and inspired me because he always took crazy risks. I’d never heard a rapper do some of the stuff he was doing with his vocals. This track epitomises that.

IV Gatlin: I remember when I was in my early teens, Kidulthood was my favourite movie. It’s got a 10 out of 10 soundtrack - including this track, of course. It introduced me to The Streets, too. The song has so much nostalgia for me, and it soundtracked a few dark times.

Lisong: This track always hits me with nostalgia - got me through a lot of late nights and angst haha. A lot of my early music (now locked away) was heavily inspired by 'Blonde', with this probably being my favourite track from it. Beat switch goes crazy as well. Need that album, Mr Ocean!

Lisong: Wayne was really one of the main rappers that first got me into rapping, writing bars and making music. This track is full of quotables hitting you non-stop one after the other. Can still rap most of the bars from memory, which is impressive for me and my trash memory.

Lisong: Had a little K-pop phase in my early teens before it became as popular as it is today. Even though K-pop ain’t really my thing now, G-Dragon still remains a big inspiration for me with his notoriety in fashion and music. This track had mini-me feeling like a rock star.