Top 10 Rap Rock Songs

Rap and Rock are very different genres, but some artists have combined them for some great songs! For this list, we’ll be looking at the best songs that fuse together elements of rock and hip-hop. Our countdown includes “In the End” (2001) by Linkin Park, “Walk This Way” (1986) by Run-DMC & Aerosmith, “99 Problems” (2004) by Jay-Z, and more! What’s your favorite rap-rock song? Let us know in the comments!

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[WatchMojo]

What’s your favorite rap-rock song? Let us know in the comments!

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[art.of.verser]

My Top 5 (in no particular order):
Linkin Park-In The End
Beastie Boys-Sabotage
Papa Roach-Last Resort
Rage Against the Machine-Killing in the Name
Limp Bizkit-Nookie

Man, what a time to be alive and hearing those songs!

[dannycicero]

Linkin Park mixed rap and rock together so great. The back and forth between Chester and Mike is just pure Love. It will never get old

[twist]

Aerosmith and Run DMC helped open that door for rap rock to come around, but I say Linkin Park made themselves a name in their own right with those two genres crossing over! For Chester! 🤘

[AutumnGemKitty]

Speaking of Linkin Park, has anyone heard any of their unreleased tracks they put out like Lost, Fighting Myself, More The Victim, and Healing Foot? I never really expected them to put out those tracks, even Soundgarden are doing the same thing! Getting unreleased tracks are super rare in the music industry and I feel happy 😊

[Deschit]

'Bring the Noise' by Anthrax and Public Enemy not being on the list is a shame

[RobJusticethelegend]

Put some respect on Youth of the Nation by P.O.D. That was an anthem!!!
Also Rearranged by Limp Bizkit and Bulls on Parade by Rage were some other bangers I used to love.

[jacobasuncion]

Let us not forget about the under appropriated Jay Z and Linkin Park collaboration album Collision Course

[ratedcorpus]

Public Enemy and Anthrax /“Bring the Noise”, Faith No More / "Epic"

[gordonarmstrong]

No mention of Public Enemy and Anthrax doing “Bring the Noise”?!!

[mr.decencykeepinitreal]

“Walk This Way” is also one of my 80 most favorite songs in the ‘80s. 😊

[naneldin]

Bring the noise by Anthrax and Public Enemy should be on this list because it should get just as much credit as walk this way for helping to create the genre

[oeao]

Jay-Z and Linkin Park NUMB: ENCORE changed the game and was my generations Aerosmith and Run DMC

[bsquinney]

It's all good! The early 90's had your rap to metal with Body Count and Bio-Hazard then by late 90's it was the Nu-Metal genre with Linkin Park, Limp Bizkit, Korn, System of a Down. Loved it all and just glad I lived through it.

[MaxFiveGames]

I think someone has no idea what ''Rap Rock'' is...

[Harvey_Mod]

Great list. Would check out some of these I haven't heard of. Some honorary mentions I'd have loved to see on here are Sing for the Moment (Eminem) and Numb/Encore (Linkin Park and Jay-Z)

[mr.decencykeepinitreal]

“Sabotage” is my most favorite Bestie Boys song! 😮

[Vyxsin]

Currently on a huge Limp Bizkit kick lol. Reliving my HS days and discovering some of their new/old stuff that I somehow managed to miss 🤨 Glad to see they made the list ♥️

[TheFacelessStoryMaker]

In The End and Breaking The Habit was my introduction to Linkin Park back in 2006-07. Loved their music ever since.

[andytsui]

anything by rage against the machine & beastie boys for sure!