Who’s on your party playlist?

Fetty Wap’s a favorite

If you’re considering throwing a banger your playlist has to be on point.

Though it is important to pick songs that you will enjoy, if your guests aren’t into the music your party will suck. So think carefully when deciding on which songs will be played, keeping in mind that not everyone has the same taste in music.

I went around campus asking students what artist they would make sure to have on their playlist if they were throwing a party.

Eber Devine, Junior, Political Science

Rick Ross

“He is the golden standard of urban Hip hop today. Not necessarily good content but people look to him as the party rapper. This is the guy everyone would want an Instagram picture with.”

Deborah Kauffman, Junior, Advertising

Meek Mill

“He’s Philly’s hometown hero. You can’t have a house party without blasting ‘House Party’.”

Amanda Giuffrida, Senior, Strategic communications

One Republic

“It’s very easy to get into their songs because they have catchy lyrics along with great beats. Their music really gets me in the mood to dance.”

Max Molseed, Senior, Marketing

Fetty Wap

“I prefer rock and punk but if I was throwing a party my friends would want to hear someone like Fetty or Future.”

Binh Le, Junior, Biology

Nicki Minaj

“Her music is very upbeat and has a lot of bass. Anyone can dance to it.”

Mike Knoll, Senior, Film and Media Arts

B.o.B

“His song ‘Magic’ has an upbeat tempo, it’s easy to sing along to plus it makes you want to get up and dance.”

Dzana Badnjevic, Junior, Tourism and hospitality management

Travis Scott

“He’s an emerging artist so I want to support him. I like the fact that his music gets everyone hype.”

Saskia Kercy, Sophomore, Strategic Communications & Economics

Future

“I don’t normally listen to him on my own but I know people want to hear his music at parties.”

Taylor Johnson, Junior, Environmental studies

Mac Demarco

“I really like his music. It has a great sound and his guitar work is unbelievable.”

Thien Pham, Senior, Economics and Finance

Drake

“He combines genres, Hip hop with a touch of R&B. Therefore he sort of creates his own genre.”

Cameron Rae, Junior, Marketing

Zedd

“It’s house party music. It’s dance music. The drunker you get the better dancer you are.”

Rob Kotowski, Junior, Business Entrepreneurship

Vince Staples

“I think his beats are incredible and his flow gets me energized.”

Bibin Babu, Senior, Accounting

Drake

“He has a lot of hype music and it puts a good vibe in the room.”

Jon Jesiolowski, Junior, Communications

Journey

“Everybody likes them. They have a lot of dancing music.”

Allie Harmon, Sophomore, Finance

Fetty Wap

“He has very upbeat music that would keep the party going. I think a lot of people would enjoy listening to him.”

Ray Salazar, Junior, Psychology

Fetty Wap

“No one can resist his beats. Everyone expects him to be played so no one would be surprised when his songs come on.”

Daishaun Grimes, Freshman, Business management

Kendrick Lamar

“He gets people hype. He’s an amazing lyricist and an inspiration.”

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