# 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!

*By YPB Team · Published June 29, 2026 · https://youpick.best/ranking/what-is-the-best-lauryn-hill-song*

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## Current results (3 votes)

1. **Ex-Factor** — 33.33% (1 votes · score 1000/1000)
   The aching breakup ballad from The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, widely sampled and covered.
2. **Doo Wop (That Thing)** — 33.33% (1 votes · score 930/1000)
   Her Grammy-winning 1998 solo debut single that topped the Billboard Hot 100.
3. **How Many Mics** — 33.33% (1 votes · score 930/1000)
   Her standout verse on the opening track of the Fugees' The Score.
4. **Ready or Not** — 0% (0 votes · score 636/1000)
   The brooding 1996 Fugees hit from The Score, a defining track of 90s hip-hop.
5. **The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill** — 0% (0 votes · score 636/1000)
   The reflective title track that anchors her landmark 1998 solo album.
6. **Everything Is Everything** — 0% (0 votes · score 520/1000)
   An uplifting Miseducation single featuring a young John Legend on piano.
7. **Fu-Gee-La** — 0% (0 votes · score 212/1000)
   The breakout 1996 Fugees single that introduced The Score's sound to the mainstream.
8. **Killing Me Softly** — 0% (0 votes · score 212/1000)
   Her show-stopping lead vocal on the Fugees' Grammy-winning 1996 cover of the Roberta Flack classic.
9. **Lost Ones** — 0% (0 votes · score 212/1000)
   The fierce opening rap salvo of The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.

Tags: r&b, hip-hop, music, 90s, lauryn hill
