Rap Lyrics

Top 20 Rap Lyrics

1 Make Me Proud Lyrics Drake

Make Me Proud Lyrics

Drake
2 Niggas In Paris Lyrics Kanye West & Jay-Z

Niggas In Paris Lyrics

Kanye West & Jay-Z
3 Lotus Flower Bomb Lyrics Wale

Lotus Flower Bomb Lyrics

Wale
4 The Motto Lyrics Drake

The Motto Lyrics

Drake
5 Dance (A$$) Lyrics Big Sean

Dance (A$$) Lyrics

Big Sean
6 Work Out Lyrics J. Cole

Work Out Lyrics

J. Cole
7 Can't Get Enough Lyrics J. Cole

Can't Get Enough Lyrics

J. Cole
8 Rack City Lyrics Tyga

Rack City Lyrics

Tyga
9 Good Feeling Lyrics Flo Rida

Good Feeling Lyrics

Flo Rida
10 I Do Lyrics Young Jeezy

I Do Lyrics

Young Jeezy
11 You The Boss Lyrics Rick Ross

You The Boss Lyrics

Rick Ross
12 Young, Wild & Free Lyrics Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa

Young, Wild & Free Lyrics

Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa
13 Take Care Lyrics Drake

Take Care Lyrics

Drake
14 Headlines Lyrics Drake

Headlines Lyrics

Drake
15 Gotta Have It Lyrics Jay-Z

Gotta Have It Lyrics

Jay-Z
16 We Buy Gold Lyrics 8Ball & MJG

We Buy Gold Lyrics

8Ball & MJG
17 I Just Wanna Lyrics 50 Cent

I Just Wanna Lyrics

50 Cent
18 You Don't Know (For Fucks Sake) Lyrics Ed Sheeran and Yelawolf

You Don't Know (For Fucks Sake) Lyrics

Ed Sheeran and Yelawolf
19 Why Stop Now Lyrics Busta Rhymes

Why Stop Now Lyrics

Busta Rhymes
20 Go Girl Lyrics Yo Gotti

Go Girl Lyrics

Yo Gotti
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About Rap Music

Rap music, meaning "fast read" or "spoke fast", is rooted in the traditions of griots, beat poetry, jazz poetry, hip hop, blues and spirituals. As the term may suggest, rap lyrics are spoken or chanted rhymes performed either a cappella or to an accompanied beat. Successful rappers are notable for their distinctive vocal presence and enunciation; they must develop superb breath control to articulate the genre that has been called "lyrical kung-fu."

The complex wordplay developed by old school rappers such as Chuck D and Big Daddy Kane offer a linguistic challenge that draws today’s popular wordsmiths, including Eminem, Drake, Nelly, and Jay-Z. Often considered to be violent, sexist and a glorification of gang activity, rap music and lyrics have nonetheless attracted some of the most talented and controversial artists living today.

Fun Fact: In 2008, Spanish rapper Domingo Edjang Moreno, (alias Chojin), rapped 921 syllables in 60 seconds and is the current record holder for the fastest rap.

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