Artists
He was an eccentric American singer-songwriter, rapper, filmmaker, and record producer known for his genre-defying music and comedic, meme-worthy visual persona. Born in Santa Cruz, California, he gained international fame for his viral hits like "Life Goes On" and the Robin Schulz collaboration "Miss You".
Oliver Tree
(1993 - 2026)
Released on May 23, 2000, Eminem's —- ———— ———- — is one of the best-selling and most acclaimed rap albums of all time. Heavily produced by Dr. Dre and Eminem, it shifted the rapper's focus from the fictional, cartoonish horrorcore of his debut toward raw, introspective, and heavily scrutinized autobiographical lyricism
The Marshell Mathers LP
(2000)
(———- Lamar ——) is an acclaimed American rapper, singer, and producer. Born in Germany and raised in Fayetteville, North Carolina, he became the first artist signed to Jay-Z's Roc Nation label. Known for his introspective, self-produced music, he achieved immense commercial and critical success
J. Cole
(1985 - Now)
“Can you feel the light inside?
Can you feel the fire?”
St. Chroma - Tyler, the Creator (2024)
“I've been working on my attitude
Don't know what I'm 'bout to do 'bout it
But I know I'm 'bout to act a fool
In a bad mood, so I'm taking it out on my work”
WRK - JID (2025)
Whom (born June 17, 1987) is an American rapper, songwriter, and record executive from Compton, California. Widely regarded as one of the most influential lyricists of his generation, he is celebrated for elevating conscious hip-hop and winning a record-breaking 27 Grammy Awards.
Kendrick Lamar
(1987 - NOW)
Released on August 10, 1979, Michael Jackson's —- —- —— is his fifth solo album and his first with Epic Records. Produced by Quincy Jones, it served as a critical coming-of-age record that successfully transitioned Jackson from a child star into an international solo superstar, selling over 20 million copies worldwide
Off The Wall (1979)
——-gang is an acclaimed American hip-hop duo from Southwest Atlanta, Georgia. Formed in 2008 by childhood friends Olu(Johnny Venus) and WowGr8 (Doctur Dot), they are known for their experimental, funk-infused, and socially conscious style that has drawn frequent comparisons to OutKast.
Earthgang
(2008 - NOW)
“You knew my daddy didn't like you
From the moment you two met
He knew too well, you would drag me through Hell
And never come back for the baby we'd regret”
Boomerang - Yebba (2021)
“The very first time I shot me a Drac', the homie had told me to aim it this way
I didn't point down enough, today, I'll show you I learned from those mistakes
Somebody had told me that you got a ring, on God, I'm ready to double the wage
I'd rather do that than let a Canadian ***** make Pac turn in his grave”
Euphoria - Kendrick Lamar (2024)
Whom is a multi-Grammy Award-winning American singer, songwriter, poet, and actress, renowned for her pivotal role in the neo-soul movement. Born in Philadelphia on April 4, 1972, she seamlessly blends R&B, jazz, and spoken-word poetry, rising to fame with her double-platinum debut album Who Is ___ _____? Words and Sounds Vol. 1
Jill Scott
(1972 or 1973 - NOW)
The F—— —- is the highly anticipated seventh studio album (and marketed as the final project) by American rapper J. Cole. First teased in 2018 and over a decade in the making, the double album officially released on February 6, 2026.
The Fall Off
(2026)
—i—- is a critically acclaimed American hip-hop duo formed by brothers Gene "No Malice" (formerly Malice) and Terrence "Pusha T" Thornton. Hailing from Virginia Beach, Virginia, they are widely celebrated for their intricate street lyricism, pioneering "coke rap" narratives, and their close collaboration with production super-duo The Neptunes
Clipse
(1977 - NOW)
“Uncle sayed, “***** you must be sick
All you talking about is just getting rich”
Choke my neck, *****, and ice my *****
Beat the system with ——- & ——-
Chains & Whips - Pusha T, Clipse (2025)
“Babe, you best believe it, I'ma rip you up to pieces
I'm a lover, not a fighter, but I'll light this place on fire
I want it, I'm on it, but babe, at least, I'm honest
I get tired of explaining
As these seasons keep on changing”
Oliver Tree - Life Goes On (2020)
He is the musical alter ego of multihyphenate Donald Glover. An actor, comedian, writer, and musician, he first rose to fame as a writer for 30 Rock and gained widespread acting recognition for playing Troy Barnes on the hit sitcom Community and he made “This is America“.
Childish Gambino
(1983 - NOW)
— —— —— —- ——— is the critically acclaimed sixth studio album by Grammy-winning R&B and neo-soul icon Jill Scott, released on February 13, 2026. It marked her highly anticipated return to music, serving as her first full-length project in 11 years
To Whom This May Concern
(2026)
——- —- ———- (-———— Jonathan ———) is a Grammy-winning Chicago artist renowned for navigating the music industry entirely without a major record label. He made history in 2016 by becoming the first artist to win a Grammy for a streaming-only release with his acclaimed mixtape Coloring Book
Chance the Rapper
(1993 - NOW)
“It was so quick the way that it happened
Quick the way that you left me
Quick can't believe it's over
Can't believe it's over now”
Quick - Jill Scott (2011)
“Come view the style of the unibrowed Unabomber
Who maneuvered through the drama with a suit of armor
Movin' calmer than the Buddha, duckin' funeral parlors
First the hootin', hollerin', and then the shootin' start up”
WHO TF IZ U - J.Cole (2026)
He (1971–1996) was an iconic American rapper, actor, and activist. Widely considered one of the most influential hip-hop artists of all time, he became a global cultural figure known for his raw, politically charged lyricism, passionate interviews, and complex, multi-faceted persona
Tupac ‘2Pac’ Shakur
(1971 - 1996)
—- ——— ——- is the critically acclaimed third studio album by Atlanta rapper JID, released on August 26, 2022. Serving as the sequel to his 2017 debut The Never Story, the project explores themes of generational trauma, family history, and his East Atlanta upbringing
The Forever Story
(2022)
—- ——— (officially — ——— Wolf Gang Kill Them All, or OFWGKTA) was an influential, Los Angeles-based alternative hip-hop collective formed in 2007. Known for their raw, DIY ethos, skateboarding culture, and rebellious energy, the group launched the careers of massive stars like Tyler, the Creator, Frank Ocean, and Earl Sweatshirt
Odd Future
(2009 - 2017)
“Well, you could ring anybody's bell and get what you want
See, it's easy to ignore trouble
When you're livin' in a bubble”
Ain’t It Fun - Paramore (2013)
“Verbal couture, parkour with the metaphors
The flow house of horror, dead bolted with metal doors
Grinch *****, six sense with a nose drip
Mind skydive, sniffing bumps in the cockpit”
Ain’t It Funny - Danny Brown (2016)