This is probably my favorite song by him, great beat, and two awesome verses. You just get inspired after hearing it.

Even though the original song has 3 verses (which you can hear by going to his Band Camp page), this video has the best verse. Watsky's flow is phenomenal in it. Every word has the perfect sound.

Complete with a touching music video, this song from the album of the same name, is a great song to put on as you lie back and reflect on life.

This is the closest Watsky will get to savage. "Woah Woah Woah" has some great punchlines and the music video has Bo Burnham and Jim Belushi in it for some reason.

Borrowing one of the best choruses of all time from Hall & Oates, this song is a great one to chill to during summer.

Even though I like the album version of this song better, it is still very cool seeing Watsky play with a live band.

Just a dumb party song, but pretty catchy. Plus, Wax has a great first line in this song.

If you have a dad, this song might hit you hard.

Watsky just has a song for every mood you're in. Here is a sadder one...

And a happy one. He is especially appealing to the "average listener" because they can better relate to his music.

Not one of my favorite Watsky songs. I don't really like the beat nor the chorus, but Karmin is very talented and it is a pretty popular song.

This is one of the best songs by Watsky. It speaks to his essence. This song is best listened to blaring over your car stereo while on the highway singing your heart out.

Well, I guess the best way to finish this list off is with the song that started George Watsky's rapping career.