Gettin' It! 2 Chainz 15 Best Verses in Recent History

Off Ross’ mixtape Rich Forever, Ross nabs one of his MMG stars and 2 Chainz for the lone track that name drops Timothy Tebow. 2 Chainz offers punchline after punchline of expensive tastes and luxury jewels. 2 Chainz still reps his street beginnings, despite all this talk of wealth.

Hottest line: “Two forks, two pots, I could whip it both-handed/ My girl is bow-legged, just do it like Bo Jackson"

The long-awaited TM103: Hustlerz Ambition ended up being a hustler’s handbook to Jeezy’s former past.  What really added color to his narratives about drug trades was Jeezy getting fire verses from hip-hop’s luminaries. Fabolous, Andre 3000 and Jay-Z all made appearances, but its 2 Chainz who shines on “Supafreak.” A banger for Hotlanta women, 2 Chainz’s feature compliments Jeezy’s raps with some kinky lines that can’t go unnoticed.

Hottest line: "Rick James, super freak/She got that wet-wet: now that's a superleak"

The remix to “Let It Go” landed on Red Café’s Hell’s Kitchen. Not only does this track have the Bad Boy mogul and his latest signee French Montana sharing baller status rhymes, it also has 2 Chainz’ bullet list of his gangster lifestyle. His verse is business as usual: drug dealing out the apartment, good greenery imported from afar, and keeps it so real that you’ll “catch a contact.”

Hottest line: "Slumber party in the apartment, I should win a drug dealer contest"

While 2 Chainz has appeared on a slew of street singles, the jump to R&B-pop is a refreshing direction. The production of Rico Love provides a simmering sensuality for 2 Chainz to focus on his sexual conquest. This verse doesn’t feature any unexpected endings, he is just adamant about feeding his addiction.

Hottest Line: “What came around goes around, that’s part of the cycle/ If sex is weapon, I'm holding on to my rifle”

A zip and a double cup would get most people floored, but not Juicy and 2 Chainz. This Lex Luger-produced powerhouse is for getting lifted on said indulgences. Keep in mind that Juicy has coined the term #TrippyMane, so for 2 Chainz to suggest an extended cigarillo means he’s in tune with the trends.

Hottest line: “Put two blunts together like extension cords/smoke a whole another ounce cause an n*gga bored” 

“Party Heart” is 2 Chainz’s second appearance on Rich Forever. While Stalley and Rick Ross talk sparkling diamonds and hanging out with celebrities, 2 Chainz kicks some bars about his typical night on the town. However, when he parties, don’t expect anything less than arm candies and unlimited stacks for a good time.

Hottest line:  “N*ggas saying that they ‘bout it but I’m ‘bout this caper/Damn near got carpel tunnel trying to count this paper”

This mega remix to DJ Drama’s “Oh My” features club all-stars Trey Songz, Big Sean and 2 Chainz. In keeping with the title track, this is strictly for the ladies. Perhaps the best part of all the verses is not the talks about bodacious figures, but 2 Chainz’s self-branded upholstery. A new business move, perhaps?

Hottest line: "I be all up in the cut, like some Neosporin/ Tity two chains, I got my name on my upholstery"

The three titans of the south (Drumma Boy, 2 Chainz and T.I.) couldn't of made a better contender for anthem of the year. “Spend It (Remix)” features one of T.I.’s verses fresh from incarceration, but the absence from the mixtape circuit doesn't slow the Kang down. Together, 2 Chainz and TIP show us how to spend it in style. This is easily 2 Chainz's breakout single, gearing us up for an ATL takeover alongside T.I.'s Trouble Man, Soulja Boy's Promise, and his anticipated debut all releasing in 2012. Ignorance is bliss.

Hottest line: "I am smoking on exotic, my girl ain't got no stomach/Every time we have sex she always ask me for a hundred"

ATL native Gucci Mane checks into the strip club and takes along fellow connoisseur 2 Chainz with him. “Okay With Me” is on Gucci’s upcoming Trap Back mixtape dropping on February 5. The Mike Will-produced track hits all bombastic notes, giving 2 Chainz the right hypnotic backdrop to list his favorite reasons to swoon pole dancers.

Hottest line: "Yeah, I’m from Atlanta, but my jewelry from Alaska!”

On 1.21 Gigawatts: Back To The First Time, Luda teams up with his former protege turned trap star. Using OJ Da Juiceman's "Time Clock" instrumental, "I Ain't The One" is a statement of intimidation for the haters. 2 Chainz doesn't need to further explain why he feels unstoppable at the moment. But the blunt repetition of having too many cellphones, girlfriends and minks is all the reasons you need.

Hottest line: “Mink cap, mink coat, I’m feeling like King Kong/I ain’t the one b*itch, this my theme song/throwing blunts back and forth like ping pong.”