Top 6 Rap Songs That Criticize the USA
Word to your mamas, sucka emcees. It's the Fourth of July (or, as the Native American guy that I went to college with used to half-jokingly refer to it, "The Most Fucked Up Holiday I Can Think Of... Why Don't We Just Go Ahead And Start Celebrating 9/11, Because That's Basically What This Is For Me"). So let's hop to. 
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One of the best things about being an American is citizens have the right to criticize the government, even vehemently. So, accordingly, roll forward for a proper playlist of a few of the very best anti-American rap songs that are immediately available on YouTube. You know what it is.
6. Geto Boys, "Fuck a War"
First, is there any way that Bushwick Bill doesn't answer the phone, "Bushwick motherfuckin' Bill"?
Second, a couple quotes:
"You can't pay me to join an Army camp or any other motherfuckin' military branch of this United goddamn States of this bitch America"
"Yo, [George] Bush! I ain't your damn hoe"
"I ain't goin' to war for a shit-talkin' president"
"Y'all lucky that I ain't the president, 'cause I'll push the fuckin' button and get it over with"
5. Public Enemy, "Fight The Power"
Perhaps the most influential anti-American (but really anti-bigotry/discrimination/etc.) song of all-time. Just SOOOOO good. It's as good as Flavor Flav is unpalatable.
I'm saying, holy cow that's a hell of a face to have to carry around for your entire life. I heard he offered The Elephant Man swapsies and T.E.M. was like, "Nah, nah. I'm good, bro. I think I'm gonna ride this out."
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