What is the best Lauryn Hill song?
Genre-blurring solo landmarks share the field with the group anthems that made her a legend, spanning tender confessionals and razor-sharp verses. Cast your vote!
1Ex-Factor
The aching breakup ballad from The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, widely sampled and covered.
1000pts
2Doo Wop (That Thing)
Her Grammy-winning 1998 solo debut single that topped the Billboard Hot 100.
957pts
3How Many Mics
Her standout verse on the opening track of the Fugees' The Score.
957pts
4Ready or Not
The brooding 1996 Fugees hit from The Score, a defining track of 90s hip-hop.
777pts
5The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
The reflective title track that anchors her landmark 1998 solo album.
777pts
6Everything Is Everything
An uplifting Miseducation single featuring a young John Legend on piano.
706pts
7Fu-Gee-La
The breakout 1996 Fugees single that introduced The Score's sound to the mainstream.
518pts
8Killing Me Softly
Her show-stopping lead vocal on the Fugees' Grammy-winning 1996 cover of the Roberta Flack classic.
518pts
9Lost Ones
The fierce opening rap salvo of The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.
518pts
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