What is the best Beastie Boys song?

By YPB Team

From beer-soaked party anthems to dense sample-heavy deep cuts, this lineup spans three decades of boundary-pushing hip-hop. Cast your vote!

  1. Sabotage — ranked #11
    Sabotage
    A ferocious 1994 punk-rap hybrid from Ill Communication with one of the most parodied music videos ever made.
    1000pts
  2. Intergalactic — ranked #22
    Intergalactic
    A 1998 Hello Nasty single famous for its robot dance video and razor-sharp verses.
    850pts
  3. So What'cha Want — ranked #33
    So What'cha Want
    A murky, bass-heavy Check Your Head single with one of the group's most quoted hooks.
    624pts
  4. Paul Revere — ranked #44
    Paul Revere
    A backwards-story origin track from Licensed to Ill told over a stripped-down beat.
    485pts
  5. Ch-Check It Out — ranked #55
    Ch-Check It Out
    The lead single from To the 5 Boroughs, marking the group's 2004 comeback.
    485pts
  6. No Sleep Till Brooklyn — ranked #66
    No Sleep Till Brooklyn
    A hard-rocking Licensed to Ill single featuring a guitar solo from Slayer's Kerry King.
    485pts
  7. Root Down — ranked #77
    Root Down
    An Ill Communication single built on a Jimmy Smith organ-funk sample.
    485pts
  8. Shake Your Rump — ranked #88
    Shake Your Rump
    A dense, sample-heavy Paul's Boutique track beloved by hip-hop production heads.
    397pts
  9. Fight for Your Right — ranked #99
    Fight for Your Right
    The 1986 Licensed to Ill anthem that made the Beasties into unlikely party-rock icons.
    291pts
  10. Brass Monkey — ranked #1010
    Brass Monkey
    A Licensed to Ill fan favorite built around a boozy party chant.
    291pts
  11. Sure Shot — ranked #1111
    Sure Shot
    An Ill Communication single built on a Jeremy Steig flute sample, known for its self-critical verse on misogyny.
    291pts
  12. Body Movin' — ranked #1212
    Body Movin'
    A Hello Nasty single with a Fatboy Slim remix and a Bond-parody music video.
    291pts
  13. Egg Man — ranked #1313
    Egg Man
    A Paul's Boutique deep cut built on Curtis Mayfield and Jaws samples, a cult favorite among fans.
    291pts
  14. Hey Ladies — ranked #1414
    Hey Ladies
    A disco-funk Paul's Boutique single with a playfully retro music video.
    162pts
  15. Girls — ranked #1515
    Girls
    A tongue-in-cheek Licensed to Ill cut later reworked memorably in the film Sing.
    162pts

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