i know that there are alot of music better this but let choose which one is more emotional

1.   Run away love      by  Ludacris and Mary J
2.   Two wrong           by  Wyclef and cladiette
3.   Blame it on me     by  Akon
4.   Hope                    by  Twista and faith evans

Poster, I love the point you're trying to make here but methinks you should try and be more expressive, i.e. express yourself better.

Back to post, all those songs are a waow!!! on the emotional side of things but on the very deeper level, I'll eliminate "Two Wrongs", then "Hope" ^{*man, that was really difficult for me though, I just closed my eyes and did the darn thing*}. It's a close tie between "Blame It On Me" and "Runaway Love" but I think Akon's soulful voice/tone on that track would arrest your mind, soul, heart and spirit at first hearing, even before you listen to the lyrics ^{*that silly guy*}

lol iice, maybe it's cos the reason for that song was his misbehaviour

Really the guy was silly yo.

Better songs like urm, "Ghetto", "Lonely", "It Don't Matter"?

Generally, I just prefer the sorrowful side of the guy. He pisses me off when he tries to do party stuff like "Belly Dancer", "AK (Gunshot)", "Smack That".

Methinks his voice is better suited for sad songs.

Hated "It Don't Matter" from the word go. I refused to buy the album cos of that song.

Just like all other artistes, it seems his style kinda changed with time. Dude evolved from the sorrowful era of "Ghetto", "Locked Up"^{*didn't really feel that anyway*} "Trouble Nobody" et al into the club-banging era of "Belly Dancer" and stuff.

So, how was life on the beach - for 2 months?

You're right on that.

I also get to like one or two songs of an album but I'll mos def buy an album if I like 4 out of say 15 tracks. If a song's so good it casts a spell on me, I go to them DJs and do my selection or mix jeje

You mean you stayed in a beach house or sumn? Wonderful experience that was.

Two wrongs by Wyclef

i hvnt listened to the song in like three years

but i just realized all the words are in my head!

Pac's Still I Rise always appears on my Top 10 List of Emotional Songs. "Life Goes On". Then, "Smile" with Scarface.

DMX's "Slipping"

R. Kelly's "Heaven I Need A Hug"

More to come.

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony - "Tha Crossroads"

Mary J. Blige feat. Methodman - "You're All I Got" (later Biggie's "My Downfall")

Don't know why but to deviate from the rap trend I got all up there, "Fantasy" by Mariah Carey always gives me emotional shivers.

Sade - By your side

^{*How could I miss that?*}

Seal - Kiss From A Rose

Gone Till November - Wyclef

Cranberries - Daffodil Lament

Yes na. What other better emotional rapper is there apart from Pac? His voice is always emotion-laden.

Fela Kuti - Unknown Soldier

Hmmm,

Nas is deep yeah. What about "Dance"? (song for his late mom. Those horns/strings at the end of tha song were heart-rending).

Miss U - Biggie

Until The End of Time - 2pac

Cranberries - Zombie

^{*Funny how it keeps undulating btw rap & others*}

Not really that I like rock but Cranberries just engage me anytime, especially with that Zombie song. First time I heard it was around the late 90s and it was so captivating. I love Delores' verses/voice

Haven't heard the intro you mentioned but I'll listen and get back @ ya

Top on my list wuld be;

Pac - Ghetto gospel

R.kelly - I wish

Wyclef Jean ft Yosssou N'dour - Diallo

Akon - Sorry blame me

Pac - Dear mama

@topic
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A song for assata - Common.

Listen to the song with the lyrics,

http://www.imeem.com/acyd/music/OQ4K6ZfQ/clocommon_a_song_for_assata/

The most emotion-controlling album of all time: Nas' Godson

Just a Moment - Nas . . . If this don't move you, your surname must be Bin Laden
Hope - Twista ft Cee-Lo . . . 'I wish that we only saw good news every time we look at CNN'

Life For Rent - Dido . . . I know the song was proper sad, I just couldn't relate to it
The Prayer (II-V) - DMX . . .
Lord Give Me A Sign - DMX . . . 'I'm a big boy now but I'm still not grown'