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We have the list you’ve all wanted to weigh in on and now we have the LHH Hollywood Music Videos Worst To Best.
CelebNMusic247.com has all the “artists” from Love & Hip Hop Hollywood and the music they’ve dropped. Wait until you hear some of these songs…
Who do you feel has the best LHH Hollywood Music Videos in ourWorst To Best List?
If you watched the Love & Hip Hop Hollywood Reunion you may have heard Jason Lee calling out that fans of the show have seen lots of artists in the studio, but no one has dropped any videos or music.
Well CelebNMusic247.com would first like to correct the “blogger” because we have the videos, and now you can weigh in on who is doing it and who is NOT!
We have created our worst to best list, so let us know what you think about Hazel E, Masika Kalysha, Milan Christopher, Ray J, Omarion, Willie Taylor, Moniece Slaughter, Lil Fizz, Siir Brock, Teairra Mari and Soulja Boy. Sorry but Brandi Boyd, Fabb Abb aka Amber Laura, and Yung Berg did not make the list. Amber and Brandi does not have any music videos online and Berg is a producer, his videos are way to old to count.
Check out the LHH Hollywood Music Videos Worst To Best below:
11. Milan Christopher – “Is You Mad or Nah” Feat. Lola Monroe:
What can we say about this video since it already speaks for itself. It has potential, but unfortunately its taking the last spot on our list.
10. Hazel-E – “Everything” ft. K Young:
Hazel E has dealt with a lot if you’re a fan of LHHH, but she dropped this video this year and it’s ok. We expected better from Hazel, but we will give her props for dropping a video.
9. Masika Kalysha – “Hella Hollywood”
Despite the low-budget quality of the video, we have to say that Masika’s video is not half bad. She recorded the song Ándale ft Fetty Wap, but there is no real video for it. She is no longer on LHHH, but Kalysha has been able to stay relevant beefing with Hazel and even helping find who hacked her the other night.
8. Soulja Boy “Flex Up Run Yo Check Up”
OK, we gonna weigh in on Soulja Boy for the heavy auto tune and the lyrics. Once again all we are hearing is ATL rapper Future influence which is disappointing to us because Soulja started a movement back in the day and now he’s following the pack instead of leading. This song is Trap Muzik so if you love it, drink your lean and smoke your weed, but when you sober up you’ll hear how bad it sounds. Like he said it’s about making money, but what happened to self-respect and taking pride in his music? #OMG, even top producers could rescue Soulja Boy from this disaster.
7. Siir Brock – “West Coast” ft. Ashad
Siir Brock aka Miles Brock ended up getting a jumpstart on his hip hop career thanks to coming out on LHHH2, but he has faced plenty of ridicule because he’s a bi rapper talking about women. Actually the song is hot and it doesn’t matter about his sexuality, it’s about the music. Unfortunately society loves to label people, but there are so many gay people behind the scenes, in politics, hip hop and movies, America is only fooling themselves with the label “stupid” on their head. Sex is sex, who cares if he’s gay, he just needs to make good music and be original.
6. Moniece Slaughter – “Riches”
Moniece has true talent and a great voice, but her personal drama and crazy outweighs her musical talent and that’s the problem. Once Moniece can find balance we truly feel her career can take off. Moniece has a beautiful voice, but she blows us away how she acts on Love & Hip Hop Hollywood. We hope everything works out for her and hopefully we can look forward to more music from Moniece.
5. Teairra Marí – “Deserve”
We all know that Teairra Marí is talented and has an amazing voice, but she stands in the way of her own success with her messy ways. If she started studying the word humble and understood the true meaning then maybe she could get her music career back on track. Let’s just say we’ve heard an earful about Teairra. We know she means well, but she needs to take a step back and look at herself to become something more. She has been in the game for a long minute. She has a bunch of great songs and if she stays focused we know she will be putting out more music.
4. Ray J – “Brown Sugar” ft. Lil Wayne:
We have to be honest with our placement, and sorry to say Ray J is coming in at no. 4 because it’s a massively produced track and sounds like he is trying to be R. Kelly. Let Kels have his lane. This song is NOT Ray J’s best and having Lil Wayne on the track doesn’t equal hit. Sorry to be blunt, but someone has to be!
3. Fizz – “Good Lotion”
Despite the movie trailer opening and heavy auto tune of the song, the video is sexy which helps to sell the song, but Fizz can do better then this. You can hear the heavy influences from Future with Fizz delivery, but since he’s turned to reality TV, this is a step back in the right direction. His baby mama Moniece Slaughter is featured in the video, which you saw play out on season 2 of LHHH. We just want Fizz to find his voice and not to copy whats out there, because there is too much of it already.
Willie Taylor – “Thought I Knew Myself”
2. Day 26 R&B singer Willie Taylor is back on his game with his music. If you are a Day 26 fan then you already know Willie was the most talented from the group. We look forward to his album in 2016. Here is his first song from the upcoming project. LHHH helped to put him back in front of fans. We saw the struggles Willie was going through on LHHH so we hope the struggle helped to make some great R&B songs that we know Willie is capable of singing. He should be right there with Tyrese, Tank, R Kelly, Ginuwine and more when it comes to male R&B singers.
1. Omarion – “Post To Be” Ft. Chris Brown & Jhene Aiko:
Omarion has always been a great talent, which had us asking why is he on LHHH? With the announcement that he and Apryl have officially left the franchise, we feel that O is back on track. He continues to sell out shows and his album is great if you’re a Omarion fan. This video says it all if you love that candy/pop/R&B like Chris Brown then you will love this song. Recently O went on social media complaining about being snubbed by the Grammy’s for this song.
