B2B, by X Ambassadors (feat. MØ, Alex Clare, Lido, FUSE) .
Saturday Night, by Dot Genesis.
Saturday Night, by Above & Beyond.
Thanks for the Wrecking Ball, by Black Moon.
Best Regards, by Florence + The Machine.
"Fuck You All," by RBE.
Birthday Love, by Notoriously Morbid.
Welcome to the jungle, by Rogue (feat. Mosca).
Nobody and Nobody, by
Stunna (feat. Q-Tip).
Feels Like Summer, by Public Enemy (feat. Public Enemy).
Critical, by Mobb Deep (feat. X-Clan).
Electric, by Josh Wink.
Down, by Aaliyah.
Hip Hop 4 Life, by Quad City DJ's.
Post-9/11, by The Notorious B.I.G.
The Oneness, by 99 Problems (feat. AK-47).
Where Are Ü Now, by Too
All These Things That I've Done, by The 1975.
Triple Poison, by Weezer (feat. Weezer/Beck).
Lionheart, by Usher.
In time, we've come so far
I feel like this approach ought to work well for generating names. Also, lyrics:
Pull me up like you be makin' an '80s comeback
The devil, he stole your soul and he's back like it ain't no fuckin' thing
I'ma turn you on my side with another trend, boom
Heard they wanted to make a video and they could only get me
When they heard I could do and write and everything was under control
Hey, you could say, just listen to this hit I made
Twist the straw, pull the switch and wrap this napkin around it
All I hear is "ice-nine"
It takes a 'dub to make this work, your stage is a den of thieves
Big Ugly gave me a coupon for a high-paying job
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I'm not having any luck getting it to write rhyming lyrics yet, but maybe http://wry.me/sonnetron/ would be enough — less evocative, perhaps, but in flawless iambic pentameter with a standard rhyming scheme.