Let me start from the beginnin', at the top of the list

Released: 2019 “Crack” by slowthai is a compelling reflection on the artist’s tumultuous relationship, painting a portrait of intense addiction-like love, contrasted with bitter arguments and bitter departures, talking about the hardships of love while unapologetically portraying his…

Released: 2015 In “Retribution,” Pusha T, known for his sharp lyricism and drug-dealing narratives, merges braggadocio, introspection, and the realities of being embroiled in the drug game. The song’s theme is about maintaining integrity amidst the trappings of…

Released: 2020 Yo, we’re about to dive straight into the hard streets of Detroit with “Mustard” by Boldy James and The Alchemist. This track is a gritty, unfiltered look into the street life and gangster mentality that’s as…

Released: 2021 “Already Won,” a collaborative track by Rod Wave and Lil Durk, serves as a triumphant affirmation of their hard-won success despite the obstacles they’ve faced. The song is a nuanced exploration of the highs and lows…

Released: 2015 Ayo, we about to go verse for verse on “From Adam” by “The Game”, featuring “Lil Wayne”. This profound piece of hip-hop ain’t your regular hype tune; it’s a deeper voyage into the psyche of a…

Released: 2024 Alright, let’s get into this. “Whatsapp” is a slick testament to the success and power of Atlanta’s own, Gunna. A grand display of the ‘rags to riches’ narrative, Gunna is flexing his rise to celebrity life,…

Released: 2024 “Family Matters” by Drake is a lyrical battle cry, a sonic chessboard where the Canadian rapper addresses his critics, defends his family, and exposes the hypocrisies he sees in the rap industry. It’s just one amongst…

Released: 2024 Sheesh! “Meet The Grahams” might be one of the most incendiary tracks in Kendrick Lamar’s catalog, no play-play, it’s a rapid fire at Drake’s (aka Aubrey Graham) entire family. K-Dot’s pen game is on trial, examining…