What are the top 10 rap songs right now?

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1. What are the top 10 rap songs right now?
2. What are the top rap songs right now?
3. Who is #1 in rap?
4. What are the top 5 rap songs of all time?
5. Who's the hottest rapper right now 2020?
6. Who is the king of hip hop 2021?
7. Who is the hottest rapper right now 2020?
8. Who is the most popular rapper?
9. Who is the poorest rapper 2021?
10. Who is the king of rap in 2020?
11. What killed Lil loaded?
12. Is Lil loaded still alive?
13. Who was the 1st white rapper?

What are the top 10 rap songs right now?

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• Industry Baby. Lil Nas X & Jack Harlow. 1 Last. ...
• Way 2 Sexy. Drake Featuring Future & Young Thug. 2 Last. ...
• Knife Talk. Drake Featuring 21 Savage & Project Pat. 3 Last. ...
• Girls Want Girls. Drake Featuring Lil Baby. ...
• Wockesha. Moneybagg Yo. ...
• Fair Trade. Drake Featuring Travis Scott. ...
• Bad Morning. YoungBoy Never Broke Again. ...
• Your Heart.

What are the top rap songs right now?

Top 50: Hip-hop & Rap

• Drake - Knife Talk (feat. 21 Savage & Project Pat) ...
• V12. iann dior. ...
• Bad Morning. YoungBoy Never Broke Again. ...
• Drake - Way 2 Sexy (feat. Future & Young Thug) ...
• Life Support. YoungBoy Never Broke Again. ...
• Break Or Make Me. YoungBoy Never Broke Again. ...
• 2055. Sleepy Hallow. ...
• Lil Tecca - LOT OF ME. Lil Tecca ✰

Who is #1 in rap?

Rap legends from top left (clockwise): Drake, Kanye West, Eminem and Jay-Z. Between them, they've had 44 Number One albums....

Rank	Artist	No. 1 total
1.	Jay-Z	14
2.	Eminem	10
2.	Kanye West	10
2.	Drake	10

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What are the top 5 rap songs of all time?

Greatest Rap Songs of All Time

• 'Ambitionz Az a Ridah' by 2Pac.
• 'Whats Poppin' by Jack Harlow. ...
• 'Criminal' by Eminem. ...
• 'Noorotic' by Redman. ...
• 'The Bridge Is Over' by KRS One. ...
• 'Award Tour' by A Tribe Called Quest. ...
• 'You Don't Hear Me Doe' by Scarface. Year released: 1993. ...
• 'Grindin' by The Clipse. Year released: 2002. ...

Who's the hottest rapper right now 2020?

Top 20 Best Rappers Right Now (Lyrics & Flow)

1. Roddy Ricch. It's already been a big year for rapper Roddy Ricch. ...
2. DaBaby. ...
3. Drake. ...
4. Future. ...
5. Young Thug. ...
6. J. ...
7. Kendrick Lamar. ...
8. Joyner Lucas.

Who is the king of hip hop 2021?

He holds 13 Grammy Awards, and is the only non-classical artist to win the Pulitzer Prize for Music. With his tracks Hair Down and Momma I Hit a Lick, Lamar is rightly branded as the New King of Hip Hop....1. Kendrick Lamar.

1	family ties (with Kendrick Lamar)	4:12
10	PRIDE.	4:35

Who is the hottest rapper right now 2020?

Lil Baby is the best rapper right now in 2021, and it might stay that way for the rest of the year.

• DaBaby.
• Dax.
• Drake.
• Eminem.
• Juice WRLD.
• KSI.
• Lil Baby.
• music.

Who is the most popular rapper?

Eminem. Eminem is the best-selling rapper in history. With over 200 million records sold, he is also the 6th best-selling solo music artist of all time. Growing up in Detroit, Marshall Mathers aka Eminem started his rap career at the age of 16.

Who is the poorest rapper 2021?

How much is Eminem worth?

Net Worth :	$230 Million
Source of Wealth:	Rapper/Hip Hop Artist
Last Updated	2021

Who is the king of rap in 2020?

Eminem With his dominant album sales, YouTube views and social-media scores, Eminem takes the title as the current King of Hip-Hop. Unlike our Queen of Pop ranking, which Lady Gaga took in a walk, Marshall Mathers's win was somewhat closer – note the fairly tight point range among our top three.

What killed Lil loaded?

Suicide Lil Loaded/Todesursache Subscribe Now. TEXAS (WJW) — Rapper Lil Loaded, 20, has passed away. The rapper, whose legal name is Dashawn Robertson, died Monday. His attorney, Ashkan Mehryari, told The Dallas Morning News he died by suicide.

Is Lil loaded still alive?

Deceased () Lil Loaded

Who was the 1st white rapper?

Who can really say who the first white rapper was? But certainly the Beastie Boys were the first to shoot to fame -- and fundamentally alter the genre -- with 1986's “Licensed to Ill,” in which hip-hop was forced to confront questions of race, audience and inflatable phalluses.