Country Grammar Era Nelly – 2000 Nelly came out the gate swingin’ with “Country Grammar (Hot Shit).” A St. Louis anthem that turned into a worldwide smash and set the stage for one of the biggest debuts in hip-hop. #Nelly #CountryGrammar #2000sHipHop | Retrospect 90s 00s

When Nelly dropped “Hot in Herre" in 2002, he gave us the ultimate summer anthem for the ages. 🔥🏆 The infectious beat produced by The Neptunes and the unforgettable hook had clubs, radios, and parties turned all the way up and topped the Billboard Hot 100. Over two decades later, it still gets us moving and reminds us why the 2000s will always be legendary. 🔥 #BETAwards | BET

"“Light it up and take a puff, pass it to me now💨⁠” Nelly’s singsongy flow and knack for ridiculously catchy hooks pushed him to the top of the charts in the early 2000s. The St. Louis rap superstar set the stage for a Midwestern wave that helped shape the sound of the bling era and made him one of the biggest artists in music. ⁠⠀ 🎥: Country Grammar- Nelly | Rock The Bells