Drake upped his creativity by using A.I. vocals to rap in the voices of Tupac and Snoop Dogg on his ... s business associate Dave Free. His rhymes: “And why isn’t Whitney denyin’ all of ...

Rap had its first big moment in the mid-‘90s when Tupac ... is scarcely a melody. The lyrics are fairly standard stuff. The verse’s couplets don’t even rhyme. I have never been able to ...

His new album, "Blueprint 4," came out in late 2024 and offers a series of tracks that marry introspective lyrics with modern production ... The album pairs snappy, introspective rhymes with eclectic ...

with its rapid-fire delivery and complex rhyme schemes. The song explores themes of identity, heritage, and the duality within oneself, set against a backdrop of chaotic production that mirrors the ...

After the collaboration, Cube showed Eazy-E the lyrics to "Boyz-n-the-Hood ... Cube wrote Dr. Dre and Eazy-E\'s rhymes for the group\'s landmark album, Straight Outta Compton, released in ...

The track features Tupac’s raw, straightforward lyrics with a mix of self-searching and hard-hitting commentary. It is about his unfiltered perspective on the pressures of his lifestyle and the ...

Trippie Redd and Playboi Carti are popular American rappers known for their unique sound in hip-hop. Trippie Redd made his big debut with the song Love Scars and has since been praised for his ...

Short and easily memorized, the five-line rhymes are often absurd and frequently obscene, as evidenced by the many variations on the best known opener: “There once was a man from Nantucket.” ...

“‘Stinky Beads’ – I’m distraught with that because I had a demo that I’d recorded on my four-track and I’d done a vocal on it [with] far more offensive lyrics that Gary wouldn’t sing, he said, “Oh no ...

The mark of a good rapper is the ability to string words together into captivating rhymes, but the mark of a great one is the ability to weave those rhymes into stunning narratives that grip and ...

Nothing has been the same since Drake and Kendrick Lamar first collaborated in 2011. By Carl Lamarre Everyone wanted this: a lyrical death match between the biggest rappers in the game today ...