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Released: 2020 “No Vacancy” by Westside Gunn is a gritty narrative gem soaked in vivid imagery that offers a snapshot of the rapper’s hustling history, underlining the raw reality of street life. The track serves as an aggressive…

Released: 2010 • Features: Chris Brown “Make A Movie” by Twista featuring Chris Brown is a flirtatious hip-hop track that’s an ode to romantic escapades, likening them to making a movie. The song combines Twista’s rapid-fire bars with Chris Brown’s…

Released: 2023 • Features: Lil Wayne “Millions From Now” by 2 Chainz featuring Lil Wayne is an audacious and braggadocious proclamation of the artists’ rise to fame, wealth, and their predicted future successes. In simpler terms, it’s about making bank…

Released: 2023 • Features: Collett NO BAD DAYS, an uplifting track by Macklemore featuring Collett, is about maintaining a positive mindset and embracing the journey of life, regardless of the odds or societal pressures. With its catchy hook and feel-good…

Released: 2010 • Features: Drake “Un-thinkable” by Alicia Keys and Drake is a poetic exploration of vulnerability, love, and the courage it takes to act on those feelings. The song navigates the thin line between love and fear,…

Released: 2021 • Features: Earl Sweatshirt Right out the gate, “Loose Change” by The Alchemist featuring Earl Sweatshirt presents a narrative about struggle, triumph, and self-edification. It’s a calculated mix of deft wordplay, salient sentiments, and emotive storytelling. Earl Sweatshirt…

Released: 1997 2Pac’s “Do For Love” exhibits his vulnerability and emotional turmoil in a troubled relationship. The mix of love, confusion, betrayal, and desperation paints a picture of just how much he’s prepared to do for love. The…

Released: 2023 • Features: Swae Lee, NAV, A Boogie Wit da Hoodie “Calling” by Metro Boomin, featuring artists Swae Lee, NAV, and A Boogie Wit da Hoodie, is a song profoundly rooted in themes of love, sacrifice, and resilience. At…

Released: 2024 “Sorrys & Ferraris” by Polo G is a compelling narrative of a journey from hustling on the streets to the lavish life of fame and fortune, all the while addressing the changing relationships and the costs…

Released: 2023 • Features: JID, Conway the Machine, Cartier A Williams “Mamas PrimeTime” by Westside Gunn is a solid track that serves up some cold-blooded bars and unfiltered street wisdom through its lyrics. In essence, the song dwells on the…

Released: 2023 Stepping into Jack Harlow’s “Common Ground,” we’re greeted by a narrative that’s more sociology than simple rap. Harlow’s knack for observing society’s intricacies and relaying them back to us through sharp imagery takes the front seat…

Released: 2017 Kendrick Lamar’s “ELEMENT.” is a hard-hitting examination of his dedication to both his art and his roots. In essence, it portrays his unyielding commitment to representing his Compton heritage, his necessity to maintain authenticity, and a…

Released: 2023 “June 22nd” by Lil Tjay is a candid narrative taking the listener through a typical day in Tjay’s life. The song explores themes of street life, paranoia, and the overlapping worlds of fame and danger. Tjay…

Released: 2016 • Features: Joey Bada$$ “Zenith” by Denzel Curry featuring Joey Bada$$ is a deft exploration of the artists’ rise to the top of the hip-hop industry, emphasizing their continued struggle with external and internal demons, while cataloguing the…

Released: 2023 Ain’t No Half-Steppin’, a quintessential hip-hop track by Big Daddy Kane from the golden age, is a masterclass in lyrical prowess and raw confidence. The song serves as an assertion of Kane’s unchallenged skills in the…

Released: 2024 • Features: Anderson .Paak, Knxwledge When NxWorries came through with “86Sentra,” you can bet it was another smooth cut that continued to showcase the undeniable chemistry between Anderson .Paak and Knxwledge. It’s a track that traverses multiple themes…

Released: 2020 • Features: Travis Scott “Lithuania” by Big Sean, featuring the transcendent Travis Scott, is a haughty and triumphant hip-hop anthem, an exploration of fame, resilience, success, and love. The lyrics traverse through the artists’ lifestyle full of glamour,…

Released: 2015 • Features: Drake In “Where Ya At”, Future teams up with OVO head honcho Drake, to drop a hard-hitting reflection of their come-up stories. In the midst of heavy trap beats, they question the loyalty and presence of…

Released: 2006 • Features: Three 6 Mafia Alright, let’s dive into “Good Googly Moogly,” by Project Pat featuring Three 6 Mafia, a repetitive thumper whose lyrics are as much about the swagger and bravado of southern hip-hop as they are…

Released: 2015 • Features: Drake “Versace” by Migos, featuring Drake, is a multifaceted explorative extravaganza. The song encapsulates the aspirational yet troubled life within the intricate fabric of wealth, power and status. The Medusa-headed Versace brand symbolizes the…

Released: 2021 One listen to “late at night” and it’s clear Roddy Ricch’s all about loyalty, luxury, and romance. This tune, laced with smooth melodic lines and ethereal soundscapes, is a testament to Roddy’s unyielding desire to keep…

Released: 2024 On “After Hours,” Kehlani weaves a sultry story of connection during the late-night hours, and the irresistible allure of shared attraction. The song paints a vivid picture of intimacy fostered in the aftermath of a party,…

Released: 2024 • Features: Coi Leray, Kaliii With its provocative tone and unapologetic bravado, “Femme Fatale” by G-Eazy, featuring Coi Leray & Kaliii, is an anthemic celebration of the multiple facets of womanhood. It’s an exploration of the power dynamic,…

Released: 2016 • Features: Drake “For Free (feat. Drake)” by DJ Khaled is a braggadocious track that explores themes of success, materialism, and relationships in the hip-hop industry. The song questions societal expectations, sexual relations, and power dynamics in the…

Released: 2016 “Blue Notes” by Meek Mill is a gritty and introspective piece that delves into the artist’s experiences with street life, ambition, betrayal, and personal struggles. The track paints a vivid picture of Mill’s growth from his…

Released: 2021 • Features: Miley Cyrus “AM I DREAMING” by Lil Nas X featuring Miley Cyrus is undeniably a reflective piece about resilience, self-acceptance, and the desire for legacy. The track intricately dances around themes of struggle, persistence, and the…

Released: 2021 The track “Wockesha” by Moneybagg Yo is a deep and nuanced exploration of the artist’s struggle with addiction, specifically referring to codeine cough syrup, colloquially known as “purple drank” or “lean”. This addictive substance, represented by…

Released: 2019 The track “Hawk Em” by Pop Smoke, the late drill rapper from Canarsie, Brooklyn, is a hard-hitting testament to the brute reality of street life. The song’s essence dwells in the raw ambience of violence mixed…

Released: 2019 “Feels” by Kehlani is an intimate exploration of experiencing powerful emotions in a romantic relationship that make her question her sense of reality. The lyrics depict her struggle to comprehend these strong feelings, despite past hardships,…

Released: 2020 • Features: Jhené Aiko “Change Your Life” by Kehlani, featuring Jhené Aiko, is a sweet serenade empowering an individual to realize their full potential and step into a more vibrant, purposeful life with the power of love and…

Released: 2021 • Features: Joey Cool, King Iso, Dwayne Johnson “Face Off” by Tech N9ne, featuring Joey Cool, King Iso, Dwayne Johnson (aka The Rock), is an aggressive, assertive anthem that represents the hustle, struggle, and determination inherent in hip-hop…

Released: 2022 “South to West” by Gunna tells a gritty story of how he ascended to wealth and fame in the treacherous world of street life. The song delves into his experiences with violence, the drug trade, sex,…

Released: 2009″Enter Galactic” by Kid Cudi is a trippy track, as real as it gets, letting you hitch a ride through an outer space love affair. The lyrics convey the idea of exploring the depths of a romantic…

Released: 2015 • Features: Swae Lee, Chief Keef Travis Scott’s “Nightcrawler,” featuring Swae Lee and Chief Keef, is a buoyant testament to the wild, high life of hip-hop stardom. This track is a hedonistic ode to raucous nightlife, extravagance, and…

Released: 2020 • Features: DaBaby “Cry Baby” by Megan Thee Stallion, featuring DaBaby, is a bold, unflinching exploration of sexual power dynamics and confident self-expression. It talks about erotic tension, relationship games, and the nature of attraction, all focused through…

Released: 2020 “Girls in the Hood” by Megan Thee Stallion is an assertive, power anthem, replete with self-empowerment motifs and a rebellious spirit that pushes against societal expectations and deadbeat men. With its unapologetic lyrics, it’s an ultimate…

Released: 2021 “Kitty Kat” by Megan Thee Stallion is a fiery anthem that sings of self-empowerment, standing up against stereotypes and the classes of criticism and judgment targeted at her and women like her. This track is a…

Released: 2017 • Features: Lil Uzi Vert “Bad and Boujee” by Migos, features Lil Uzi Vert and it is a masterstroke in 21st-century trap music, shedding light on the trio’s rise from obscurity to prominence. This joint is…

Released: 2001 “Witness (1 Hope)” by Roots Manuva is a dynamic and uncompromising expression of a hustler’s struggle, resilience, and ambition, weaving intricate tales of his journey through life’s hardships and his quest for survival. It’s a pure,…

Released: 2015 In “Fighting For?” by Roots Manuva, the London-based rapper postulates the struggles of living – the fight for existence, for meaning, and against the oppressive aspects of life. It’s a contemplative look at the battles we…

Released: 2015 “Don’t Breathe Out” by Roots Manuva serves as a profound spiritual journey, where the rapper maps out his struggles and triumphs with an introspective lens. His lyrics teeter on the edge of existentialism as they explore…

Released: 1986 • Features: Aerosmith “Walk This Way,” by hip-hop pioneers Run-D.M.C., featuring rock band Aerosmith, is an era-defining track that marries rock and roll to hip-hop in a joyous union. It talks about adolescent experiences and sexual awakenings, exploring…

Released: 1986 “Peter Piper” by Run–D.M.C. is a potent lyrical journey through childhood memories recast in the mold of hip-hop bravado and artistic one-upmanship. It showcases the linguistic prowess of Run and D.M.C., while celebrating the undeniable skills…

Released: 1994 Scarface’s “No Tears” is a relentless exploration of the relentless, deadly cycles of street life, where retribution is swift and survival is the only metric that matters. It’s a raw and unflinching look at the lethal…

Released: 1994 “I Seen a Man Die” by Scarface, a compelling narrative of life, death, and regret, takes the listener on a poignant journey through the often brutal realities of street life. The song wrestles with the struggles…

Released: 2010 • Features: Devin The Dude, Tela, Too $hort “F*** Faces” by Scarface, featuring Devin The Dude, Tela, Too $hort, is an exploration of romantic manipulation, sexual conquests, and a critique of materialism. It’s a tale woven with braggadocio,…

Released: 1985 “P.S.K. ‘What Does It Mean’?” by Schoolly D is a seminal piece of hip-hop history that provides an intimate look into the trials and tribulations of the urban experience while also introducing listeners to a vibrant…

Released: 1987 “Saturday Night” by Schoolly D is an iconic hip-hop narrative centered around weekly escapades in his Philadelphia neighborhood, incorporating themes of partying, altercations, and substance use. Now let’s unpack what Schoolly D’s got to say. In…

Released: 1989 The track “Am I Black Enough For You?” by Schoolly D is a defiant proclamation of black identity in predominantly white America. It’s both authenticity check and critique of the expectations and stereotypes placed upon African…

Released: 1985 “Gucci Time” by Schoolly D is a reflection on the golden age of hip-hop and a self-assured declaration of his skills. Taking aim at biters (copycats) and weaving in complex themes of power, crime, and street…