The 20 Best Flo Rida Songs, from Low and Right Round to Whistle

What is Flo Rida's most famous song?

"Low", his 2007 breakout with T-Pain, is Flo Rida's most famous song: it spent ten weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 and was Billboard's number one song of 2008. "Right Round" and "Whistle" also went to number one, and "Good Feeling", "Wild Ones", "Club Can't Handle Me" and "My House" are among his biggest hits.

Flo Rida's biggest hits

1. "Low" featuring T-Pain, 2007: the record-breaking number one from the Step Up 2: The Streets soundtrack.
2. "Right Round" featuring Kesha, 2009: a number one built on Dead or Alive's "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)".
3. "Whistle", 2012: a breezy, whistled hook and his third number one.
4. "Good Feeling", 2011: a number three hit built on the Etta James sample from Avicii's "Levels".
5. "Wild Ones" featuring Sia, 2011: a soaring party anthem and a number five hit.
6. "Club Can't Handle Me" featuring David Guetta, 2010: a top ten dance hit from Step Up 3D.
7. "My House", 2015: a horn-driven number four hit that became a party staple.
8. "Sugar" featuring Wynter Gordon, 2009: a top five hit that borrows from Eiffel 65's "Blue (Da Ba Dee)".
9. "In the Ayer" featuring will.i.am, 2008: a top ten dance-floor single.
10. "G.D.F.R." featuring Sage the Gemini and Lookas, 2014: a top ten hit with a festival-sized drop.

More Flo Rida songs

11. "I Cry", 2012: a top ten single built on a dance-pop hook.
12. "Elevator" featuring Timbaland, 2008: a top 20 follow-up to "Low".
13. "Who Dat Girl" featuring Akon, 2011: a playful single from Only One Flo (Part 1).
14. "Let It Roll", 2013: an upbeat single from the Wild Ones era.
15. "How I Feel", 2013: a feel-good single with a summery hook.
16. "Can't Believe It" featuring Pitbull, 2013: a party track from two kings of the club anthem.
17. "Hello Friday" featuring Jason Derulo, 2016: an ode to the end of the work week.
18. "Zillionaire", 2016: an upbeat, horn-laden single.
19. "Cake" with 99 Percent, 2017: a bouncy party single.
20. "Troublemaker", Olly Murs featuring Flo Rida, 2012: a UK number one with the English pop star.

Who is Flo Rida?

Flo Rida was born Tramar Dillard on September 16, 1979, and grew up in the Carol City neighborhood of Miami Gardens, Florida, the state that gave him his stage name. He got his start as a hype man for Fresh Kid Ice of 2 Live Crew before signing his own record deal. His first album, Mail on Sunday, came out in 2008, followed by R.O.O.T.S., Only One Flo (Part 1) and Wild Ones, and he has sold more than 80 million records worldwide.

The story behind Low

"Low" was released in late 2007 and featured on the soundtrack of the dance film Step Up 2: The Streets. With T-Pain's Auto-Tuned hook and a beat built for the club, it spent ten weeks at number one, set a record for digital download sales and finished as Billboard's biggest song of 2008. It made Flo Rida a star overnight and is still one of the most played songs at parties and sports events.

Right Round and a sales record

For "Right Round", Flo Rida reworked the chorus of Dead or Alive's 1984 hit "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)", with backing vocals from a then-unknown Kesha. In its first week it sold 636,000 digital copies in the US, breaking the record set by his own "Low", and it spent six weeks at number one.

The sound of a Flo Rida hit

Flo Rida's biggest songs share a formula: a famous sample or a huge sung hook, a guest singer for the chorus and verses that keep the party moving. "Good Feeling" borrows the Etta James vocal that Avicii used on "Levels", "Wild Ones" has Sia's soaring chorus, "Club Can't Handle Me" teamed him with David Guetta at the height of EDM, and "My House" brought brass and a stomping beat. That mix of hip-hop, pop and dance music made him a constant on radio, in movies and in sports arenas.

Flo Rida songs for a party or a wedding

For a party or a wedding reception, play "Good Feeling", "Wild Ones", "Club Can't Handle Me", "My House" and "G.D.F.R."; they fill the dance floor without needing a radio edit. "Low", "Right Round" and "Whistle" are huge crowd-pleasers too, but their lyrics are suggestive, so check the clean versions for a family crowd. "Good Feeling" and "My House" also make energetic wedding party entrance songs. For more, see our wedding party entrance songs and bachelorette party songs.

Flo Rida songs for a workout or a game day

"Wild Ones", "Good Feeling", "G.D.F.R." and "Club Can't Handle Me" are some of the most energetic workout songs of the 2010s, and "My House" and "Low" are game-day favorites in arenas and stadiums. For a run, start with "Good Feeling" and save "Wild Ones" for the final stretch. They also make great walk-up songs; see our walk-up songs.

Flo Rida's biggest collaborations

Few rappers have shared the mic with as many stars. Flo Rida's hits feature T-Pain, Kesha, Sia, will.i.am, Timbaland, Akon, David Guetta, Pitbull and Jason Derulo, and he has guested on other artists' hits too, like Olly Murs' "Troublemaker" in the UK. Those pairings helped his songs cross from hip-hop radio to pop, dance and Top 40 stations around the world, and they are a big reason so many of his singles reached the top ten.

Flo Rida songs for a birthday

For a birthday party playlist, start the night with "Good Feeling" and "Club Can't Handle Me", hit the peak with "Wild Ones" and "My House", and close with "Hello Friday" if the party falls on a weekend. For more, see our birthday songs.

Flo Rida albums to start with

• Mail on Sunday (2008): with "Low", "Elevator" and "In the Ayer".
• R.O.O.T.S. (2009): with "Right Round" and "Sugar".
• Only One Flo (Part 1) (2010): with "Club Can't Handle Me".
• Wild Ones (2012): his biggest album, with "Good Feeling", "Wild Ones" and "Whistle".

More party music

If you love Flo Rida, explore our 90s rap songs, hip-hop birthday songs and hip-hop wedding songs, and for the year he placed three songs in the year-end top 20, our top songs of 2012.

A party anthem about them

Flo Rida's songs are made for big nights. A personalized song can turn a birthday, a bachelor or bachelorette party or a big win into one: their name, their legendary moments and a hook the whole room can shout, with a hip-hop, pop or electronic beat. It makes a fun, unforgettable gift for the friend who is always first on the dance floor.

How to create a personalized party song

1. Choose a style from 14 genres: hip-hop, pop, electronic and more.
2. Add their name.
3. Share three memories or details about them.
4. Review the lyrics and edit or regenerate them for free before any music is made.
5. Listen to 4 free 45-second previews and choose your favorite.

The full 3 to 4 minute song costs $35.99, or $40.99 for Premium with four full versions and editable lyrics. You get the MP3, a gift page and the lyrics as a PDF.

Give them an anthem of their own: create a song and hear four previews for free.