MC Artificial

Released: 1998 • Features: Joe “Still Not a Player” by the late, great Big Pun, featuring the velvety vocals of R&B crooner Joe, is an iconic slice of late ’90s hip-hop. This lyrical exploration is essentially a declaration of Pun’s…

Released: 1998 • Features: Black Thought “Super Lyrical” is a commanding display of lyricism from two titans of hip-hop, Big Pun and Black Thought. It’s a fierce back-and-forth battle of words, showcasing their ability to manipulate language and deliver intricate…

Released: 2008 “A Milli” by Lil Wayne is a bold assertion of his prowess and wealth in both the hip-hop game and life in general. The song is infused with controversies, metaphors, and boasts, all meshed around a…

Released: 2016 Alright, let’s get into “I Fall Apart” by Post Malone, a profound track that takes listeners on an emotional rollercoaster. The song digs deep into the pain of heartbreak and portrays the artist’s struggle to cope…

Released: 2018 Stepping into the melancholic narratives bricked into the hip-hop landscape, Post Malone’s “Better Now” reveals an emotional recounting of a splintered love, a dislocated heart, feeling the aftermath of a broken relationship. The track hinges on…

Released: 2016 “Feeling Whitney” by Post Malone is an introspective dive into the artist’s struggles with substance abuse, loneliness, and the pressures of fame. The haunting melody and vulnerable lyrics express a deep sense of melancholy and the…

Released: 2018 • Features: Ty Dolla $ign “Psycho” by Post Malone featuring Ty Dolla $ign is a banger that delves into the paradoxes of life under the flash of fame and fortune. The lyrical content conflates the flashy lifestyle that…

Released: 2020″Shook Ones, Part I” by Mobb Deep is a grim portrait of the cutthroat life on the streets, especially in their home borough, Queensbridge, NY. The track is a raw and unflinching take on the seemingly inescapable…

Released: 1995 Strap in, folks — we’re about to delve into “The Start of Your Ending (41st Side)” by Mobb Deep, a gritty saga that paints a vivid picture of street life straight outta Queensbridge Projects. Prodigy and…

Released: 1996 When Mobb Deep dropped “Hell on Earth (Front Lines),” it was a manifestation of the gritty, raw, and fierce energy that defined 90s East Coast hip-hop. In essence, the song is a dark chronicle of life…

Released: 1995 • Features: Ghostface Killah, Raekwon, Big Noyd Yo, we’re about to dive deep into “Right Back at You” by Ghostface Killah, Raekwon, Big Noyd, and Mobb Deep. This track stands as an iconic piece of 90s East Coast…

Released: 2014 Kevin Gates’ “Perfect Imperfection” is an extensively detailed narrative, pulling back the curtain on the struggles and trials of a life dedicated to the pursuit of survival in an unforgiving world. The Baton Rouge emcee examines…

Released: 1995 • Features: Ghostface Killah “Can It Be All So Simple” by Ghostface Killah and Raekwon paints a raw, gritty picture of street life, gang conflict, and the harsh reality of survival in the urban jungle of Staten Island.…

Released: 1995 • Features: Ghostface Killah, Blue Raspberry “Rainy Dayz” is a lyrically dense track that sees Ghostface Killah, Blue Raspberry and Raekwon reflecting on life’s struggles, ambitions, and the harsh realities of the street life. The song is built…

Released: 1995 • Features: Ghostface Killah, Nas “Verbal Intercourse” brings together a trio of hip-hop heavyweights – Ghostface Killah, Nas, and Raekwon – to deliver a hard-hitting narrative about surviving in the gritty, crime-ridden environments they come from. The track…

Released: 1995 Kick back and let’s ride into the intricacies of “Knowledge God” by the lyrical samurai, Raekwon. Fresh off the Wu-Tang Clan powerhouse, this cut from his debut solo album “Only Built 4 Cuban Linx…” takes us…

Released: 1999 Jamming to “Holla Holla” by Ja Rule requires you to step into a world where hustle and bravado reign supreme. The track, a prime example of late 90s hip-hop, is a vivid portrayal of Ja Rule’s…

Released: 2003 Ain’t no holdin’ back with “Clap Back” by Ja Rule, a call-and-response anthem that’s all about confrontation, retaliation, and standin’ one’s ground. Released in 2003 during one of the most intense beefs in hip-hop history, Ja…

Released: 2000 • Features: Christina Milian “Between Me & You” is a track by Christina Milian and Ja Rule from the early 2000s that spins a narrative of a secret, seductive love affair. The lyrics encapsulate the clandestine nature of…

Released: 2000 • Features: Vita “Put It On Me” by Ja Rule, featuring Vita, is a nostalgic trip into early-2000s hip-hop and R&B, a heartfelt testament to deep, ride-or-die kind of love. The kind of love that stands firm in…

Released: 2001 • Features: Case “Livin’ It Up” by Case and Ja Rule is an unabashed celebration of the rap star lifestyle, playfully mixing themes of hedonism, success, and female attraction. The lyrics flaunt the artists’ flashy lifestyle, including their…

Released: 2023 “Pink Friday Girls” by Nicki Minaj provides listeners with a blend of assertiveness, hedonistic celebration, and unabashed femininity, highlighting how women challenge societal expectations while having fun. The song stimulates the listener to navigate through Minaj’s…

Released: 2023 Nicki Minaj’s “Bahm Bahm” is an assertive, hard-hitting banger, filled with sharp lyrics and an unapologetic attitude – a true reflection of her persona. The track is a lyrical exploration of her standing in the rap…

Released: 2023 “My Life” by Nicki Minaj is an unabashed declaration of her self-ownership and a pointed clapback at her critics. Minaj unapologetically asserts her independence and resilience, while simultaneously grappling with the solitude and scrutiny that come…

Released: 2002 • Features: Bobby Brown “Thug Lovin'” by Bobby Brown and Ja Rule is a tantalizing blend of hip-hop and R&B, with an undercurrent of raw street vibes. The song’s lyrical content delves into themes of love, alternative relationships,…

Released: 2023 • Features: Lourdiz Lourdiz and Nicki Minaj’s “Cowgirl” is a confident anthem of sexual empowerment and unapologetic materialism. Through their verses, both rappers delve into themes including their sexual prowess, their high-end fashion tastes, and their relentless ambition.…

Released: 2023 • Features: Burna Boy “ROBOSHOTTA (feat. Burna Boy)” by Burna Boy and Busta Rhymes offers up a high-octane mix of swagger, bravado, and streetwise philosophy. The track is a powerful assertion of their respective places in the world…

Released: 1996 • Features: Snoop Dogg “2 Of Amerikaz Most Wanted” is a defiant anthem by Snoop Dogg and 2Pac, two of the most iconic figures of West Coast gangsta rap. The track is an unapologetic celebration of their outlaw…

Released: 2022 • Features: Stove God Cooks “Back 2x” is an assertive, braggadocio-filled anthem from Stove God Cooks and Benny The Butcher, two East Coast lyricists who know a thing or two about cooking up fire bars. This track showcases…

Released: 2018 Yo, Benny The Butcher’s burnin’ verses in “’97 Hov” is a telltale of how he maneuvered his way out of the trap game’s boiling pot and into the rap industry’s spotlight. The track resonates with a…

Released: 2021 “Flood the Block” by Benny The Butcher is a distinct narrative of survival and success from the gritty underbelly of the streets to the infrared limelight of the hip-hop stage. The track delves into both the…

Released: 1995 • Features: Dramacydal “Me Against The World” is a profound track by Dramacydal and 2Pac that’s riddled with socio-political commentary, introspection, and an unyielding spirit of resilience. The track is essentially a testament to struggle, resilience, and the…

Released: 2023 • Features: Coi Leray “LUXURY LIFE” by Coi Leray and Busta Rhymes is a lyrical power play demonstrating their success, influence, and unshakeable position in the rap game. Not only do they celebrate a lavish lifestyle, but they…

Released: 2023 • Features: Kodak Black “HOMAGE (feat. Kodak Black)” by Kodak Black and Busta Rhymes is a lyrical tribute to the hip-hop game and an assertion of self-worth. The track revolves around the two artists’ struggle, grind, and eventual…

Released: 2021 • Features: Lil Durk, Lil Baby “Sharing Locations” by Meek Mill featuring Lil Durk and Lil Baby is a haunting track that serves as a reflection on the artists’ harsh realities and experiences. It reeks of the raw…

Released: 2023 • Features: Quavo “REMIND ‘EM (feat. Quavo)” by Quavo and Busta Rhymes is an assertive and unapologetic anthem from two hip hop heavyweights. This track serves as a potent reminder of the struggle they endured to reach the…

Released: 2017 • Features: Gucci Mane, Quavo “Good Drank” by Gucci Mane, Quavo and 2 Chainz is an opulent anthem that celebrates the trio’s success in the hip-hop game. It’s an exhibition of wealth, power and fearlessness, often conveyed through…

Released: 2023 • Features: Lil Wayne “Shame” by Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz is a lyrical manifesto of defiance and dominance. Rooted in the tenets of hip-hop, the song centers around themes of resilience, success, and unyielding self-confidence…

Released: 2013 • Features: Wiz Khalifa “We Own It (Fast & Furious)” by Wiz Khalifa and 2 Chainz is a high-octane anthem of bold determination and unshakeable loyalty. It’s a testament to the pursuit of success and the defiance of…

Released: 2023 • Features: Lil Wayne “G6” by Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz is a braggadocious track that showcases both rappers’ wealth, flow mastery, and unapologetic lifestyle choices, weaving in nuances of danger, luxury, and hedonism. Set to a bouncy…

Released: 2018 Alright, let’s ride into the heart of Atlanta’s trap scene with “asmr” by 21 Savage. This track is a chilling reflection of Savage’s raw journey from being a small-time street hustler to becoming a heavyweight in…

Released: 2017 • Features: Rihanna Right off the bat, “LOYALTY. FEAT. RIHANNA.” by Kendrick Lamar is a captivating track, delving deep into the conflicted psyche of a man grappling with success and the confusion that comes with it. Loyalty, in…

Alright, let’s break this down. Kendrick Lamar’s “Beyoncé” isn’t just a song; it’s a narrative, a daydream, and a nod to hip-hop culture, all rolled into one. The theme? It’s an imaginative and humorous tale of unrequited love…

Released: 2019 • Features: Rick Ross “Money In The Grave” by Drake featuring Rick Ross is a hard-hitting trap anthem that showcases the artists’ ambitions, street credibility, and their desire to maintain their wealth even in death. Drake and Ross…

Released: 1994 The lyrical narrative of “No Tears” is a chilling depiction of street violence and the unflinching realities of gang life in the ‘hood. Scarface spills pain-soaked verses that chronicle the vicious cycle of revenge, which, at…

Released: 1993 • Features: Method Man, Raekwon, Inspectah Deck, Buddha Monk “C.R.E.A.M.” by the Wu-Tang Clan is an undisguised commentary on the harsh reality of life on the streets, capturing the effects of socioeconomic struggle, crime, and the all-encompassing influence…

Released: 1993 • Features: RZA, Method Man, Inspectah Deck, Raekwon, U-God, “Ol Dirty Bastard”, Ghostface Killah, GZA “Protect Ya Neck” is a sonic declaration of war from the iconic Wu-Tang Clan, where each member flexes their lyrical prowess, delivering metaphoric…

Released: 1996 “100 Miles And Runnin'” by N.W.A. is a bold, defiant anthem that delves into the exhilaration and dread of being pursued by the law. Woven with narratives of societal critique, rebelliousness, and the harrowing reality of…

Released: 1988 “Straight Outta Compton” by N.W.A. is a raw, unfiltered snapshot of life in the notorious city of Compton, California. This revolutionary track, released in 1988, encapsulates the group’s aggressive essence and societal commentary, portraying an unvarnished…

Released: 2020 • Features: Roddy Ricch “ROCKSTAR”, a potent collaboration between DaBaby and Roddy Ricch, is an articulate exploration of the tough realities the artists faced before their rise to stardom. The song inspects the struggles and dangers of street…