Critic’s Notebook: Female Rappers and the Visibility Trap. From Megan Thee Stallion’s new single to the latest season of Issa Rae’s 'Rap Sh!t,' recent pop culture highlights a conundrum for ...

Southern female rappers are taking over hip-hop in 2024 with chart-toppers, ... R&B, and trap, which has led to a distinct, cutting-edge sound that resonates across genres.

Billboard complies the best female rappers of all-time. Let the debate begin. Today’s rap landscape wouldn’t have been possible without the pioneering role of women MCs. In an era when the ...

Explore how 20 influential female rappers shaped hip-hop's evolution with distinct voices, innovative flows and powerful storytelling across generations. Skip to content. News; ...

Female rappers from the South (or any region, for that matter) haven’t had sold-out shows of this scale in years. This moment in rap represents a much-needed reset.

From the beginning, in the 1970s, female rappers were right alongside the men, making convivial club and party music to soothe and stir Black and brown communities: Debbie D, Lisa Lee, Sha-Rock ...

Female rappers are increasingly coming from elsewhere to Atlanta to further their careers. ... Lakeyah moved to Atlanta after a visiting the Trap Music Museum for her 18th birthday.

Cop Your XXL Merch Now The female hip-hop movement has been thriving in the last few years. So much so that many rap fans have surmised that the ladies are running the game. It’s been decades ...

In America’s country music capital, a new generation is stepping out from the shadows of its beloved honky-tonks. Meet the trailblazing female rappers singing ‘Music City’ a different song.

Loud and Proud — Female rappers are taking over Rolling Loud… and we’re here for it! ... Now she’s flying, and experimenting with a variety of rap styles including trap and Florida-esque rage.

Now she’s flying, and experimenting with a variety of rap styles including trap and Florida-esque rage. “My older brother is a rapper, and my uncle is also a rapper,” Skodi says.

Female rappers from the South (or any region, for that matter) haven’t had sold-out shows of this scale in years. This moment in rap represents a much-needed reset.