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11 Rap Songs Fueled by Money | Playlist 🎧
“11 Rap Songs Fueled by Money” features money-centric songs courtesy of 2 Chainz, Cardi B, Lil Pump, Nicki Minaj, and Nipsey Hussle.
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11 Songs Where Rappers (And a Singer) Keep It Basic AF | Playlist
“11 Songs Where Rappers (And a Singer) Keep It Basic AF” features music courtesy of
6ix9ine, Drake, Iggy Azalea, Lil Xan, and Quavo among others.
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23 Rap Songs with Lyrics That Reference the Stove | Playlist 🎧
What is a rapper’s favorite kitchen appliance? The stove. Hence, this playlist features 23 rap songs with lyrics that reference the stove.
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10 Filthy Songs by Female Rappers | Playlist 🎧
Female rappers can be just as bold as their male counterparts. Need proof? Check out these 10 utterly filthy songs by female rappers.
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Fetty Wap, Different Now | Track Review 🎵
“Trap Queen” hit-maker Fetty Wap returns with a new single, “Different Now.” Despite being honest and open, “Different Now” is okay at best.
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What’s The Deal With The ‘DM’ and the ‘Gram’?
References to social networking have become the new go-to for rappers. Is it good? Eh, probably not, but in one regard at least it’s not molly rap.