King Lance Magazine Presents: Top 10 Yelawolf songs
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10.Yelawolf ft Kid Rock "Let’s Roll"
This is the second single released from “Radioactive” and this song had all the ingredients needed to become a massive hit. While not Yelawolf's most lyrical song, the track is still amazing and features a great hook sung by Kid Rock over a energetic rock/rap mash up beat.
9. Yelawolf "All Aboard"
8. Yelawolf "Marijuana"
I think that YelaWolf should do more songs like this one which is a Hip-Hop/Rock hybrid. That chorus is about as raw as it's going to get and the white dog really seems to shine through on the more hard hitting tracks.
7. Yelawolf "Catfish Billy"
Catfish Billy is basically Yelawolf’s version of Slim Shady. He he raps as his alter ego of the same name, delivering another one of his fiery rapid speed flows on the second verse.
6.Yelawolf - Director’s Cut
Yelawolf tells a crazy ass story that had me wondering, guessing, satisfied, thrilled and…unsure. The beat for the song was also what stood out to me...just everything about the song is of high quality.
As much as I love this song, Whistle Dixie could well be other people’s favourite track from "Psycho White" and I would completely understand why.
5. Yelawolf "Daddy's Lambo"
This song doesn't need an introduction because this is probably one of his most famous songs. Just overall great delivery and sick flow.
4. Yelawolf "Tennessee Love"
This is my favorite song from Trunk Muzik Returns. production, story, lyrics, flow, ... everything about this song is extremely on point.
If you’re looking for evidence of his storytelling look no further than “Billy Crystal”, and “Love Is Not Enough”.
3. Yelawolf "Billy Crystal"
Great storytelling song about young billy boy doing what he does best. The hook and the beat on this track are perfect.
2. Yelawolf "Love Is Not Enough"
Love Is Not Enough simply shows Yelawolf’s depth. The white dog made a love-gone-wrong song that doesn’t compromise his image or music.
1. Yelawolf "Pop the Trunk"
Let The Music Speaks For Itself !
