Kings of Hip Hop
Queens of Hip Hop
Origins of Hip Hop
Politics of Hip Hop
Hip Hop Lyrics
100

Which hip-hop artist created the "Yeezy" fashion line and is known for albums like "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy"? 

Who is Kanye West?

100

Who released the hit "Ladies First" in 1989, advocating for women's empowerment in hip-hop?

Who is Queen Latifah?

100

Which city is considered the birthplace of hip-hop, with DJ Kool Herc often credited for hosting the first hip-hop party there?

What is The Bronx, New York City?

100

This influential political and social activist group, formed in the 1960s, had a significant impact on the development of conscious and socially aware themes in hip hop.

Who are The Black Panthers?

100

In Jay-Z's song "Empire State of Mind," Alicia Keys sings, "Concrete jungle where dreams are made of, there's [blank] you can't do."

What is “nothing"?

200

Which hip-hop artist released the album "The Slim Shady LP" in 1999, launching his mainstream career?

Who is Eminem?

200

Which female rapper's real name is Belcalis Almánzar, and she gained fame with her hit "Bodak Yellow"?

Who is Cardi B?

200

What is the technique in hip-hop where a DJ uses two turntables to play the same record simultaneously to create a new sound?

What is scratching?

200

This rapper's album "To Pimp a Butterfly" received critical acclaim for its exploration of African-American identity, systemic racism, and other political themes.

Who is Kendrick Lamar?

200

In "Hotline Bling" by Drake, he sings, "You used to call me on my [blank] at late-night.”

What is “cellphone”

300

This artist, hailed as the "King of the West Coast," released the album "Doggystyle" and played a major role in popularizing G-funk.

Who is Snoop Dogg?

300

Who is considered the most awarded female hip hop artist, but has not won a Grammy award? 

Who is Nicki Minaj?

300

The four main elements of hip hop culture are often listed as DJing, MCing (rapping), breaking (breakdancing), and this visual art form.

What is Graffiti?

300

The hip hop group Public Enemy’s 1989 song "Fight the Power" became an anthem for addressing social and political issues, and it was featured prominently in what Spike Lee film?

Do the Right Thing

300

In Missy Elliott's "Work It," she raps, "Is it worth it? Let me [blank] it, I put my thing down, flip it and reverse it."

“What is "work it”?

400

This rapper, also known as the "King of the Dancehall," crossed over to hip hop with hits like "Temperature" and "Gimme the Light."

Who is Sean Paul?

400

What female hip-hop duo released the chart-topping hit "Push It" in 1986?

Who is Salt n Pepa?

400

The genre of hip hop was strongly influenced by the tradition of African oral storytelling, which is commonly referred to as this.

What is Griot?

400

This Beyonce song sparked conversations about police brutality, feminism, and racial identity, and its accompanying music video featured powerful political imagery.

What is Formation

400

This song by Lil Nas X starts with the lyrics, "Yeah, I'm gonna take my [blank] to the old town road."

What is "horse"?

500

Who is the "King of Crunk," responsible for tracks like "Get Low" and "Yeah!"?

Who is Lil Jon?

500

What female artist refers to herself as the “Houston Hottie?”

Who is Megan Thee Stallion?

500

The practice of looping and extending the "breaks" in funk and soul songs, often using two turntables, played a crucial role in the development of hip hop. What is this technique called?

What is Sampling?

500

This rapper's song "Same Love" advocates for LGBTQ+ rights and confronts issues of discrimination and homophobia.

Who is Macklemore

500

In the song “Superbass,” Nicki Minaj wraps, “he always in the air but he never fly [blank]”

What is “coach”?