Top Six Rap Videos Set In Places Of Worship

Rolando Rodriguez April 10, 2012 7:00AM

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6. MC Hammer, "Pray": "We got to pray just to make it today." Still holds true today.

5. Geto Boys, "6 Feet Deep": Set at a wake, while this isn't in an actual church, it is certainly an extension of a place of worship. In a viewing, religious pastors often take the lead in addressing the life of the deceased.

4. Bubba Sparxx - "Deliverance": Yes, a lake or a stream, where a rebirth occurs, can be a place of worship.

3. Kanye West, "Jesus Walks": The title of the song says it all.

2. Bubba Sparxx, "Ms. New Booty"

A church where women are given a box of "New Booty." Makes you want to yell, "There's a God some-where."

Drum roll, please...

1. UGK, "I Choose You": R.I.P. Pimp C.

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