2020s
This Atlanta rapper dropped the 2020 hit album "Savage Mode II" with Metro Boomin.
21 Savage
This 2012 song “N****s in Paris” was a collaboration between Jay-Z and this other rapper
Kanye West
This artist’s 2008 debut single “I Kissed a Girl” sparked a lot of attention.
This 1996 Whitney Houston song, featured in The Bodyguard, became one of the best-selling singles of all time.
I Will Always Love You
This pop icon’s 1983 album “Thriller” became the best-selling album of all time
Michael Jackson
This rapper's 2024 track "Not Like Us" became one of the most streamed rap songs of the year, amassing nearly 1 billion streams.
Kendrick Lamar
This 2017 hit by Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee, featuring Justin Bieber, topped charts worldwide.
Despacito
This Canadian singer released “Complicated” in 2002, her breakout hit.
Avril Lavigne
This 1991 song “...Baby One More Time” was the breakthrough single for this pop princess.
Britney Spears
This rock band’s 1981 album “Escape” included the anthem “Don’t Stop Believin’.”
Journey
This hip-hop artist made history as the first female rapper to win a Grammy for Best Rap Album in 2021.
Megan Thee Stallion
This rapper had a 2017 hit with “Humble,” known for its striking music video.
Kendrick Lamar
This pop star’s 2006 hit “Hollaback Girl” was a cheerleader anthem.
Gwen Stefani
This artist’s 1997 hit “Wannabe” made them an international phenomenon. Who are they?
The Spice Girls
Known as the "Material Girl," she dominated the 80s pop scene with hits like “Like a Virgin.”
Madonna
This rapper’s 2020 album “King’s Disease” won a Grammy for Best Rap Album, marking a major career comeback.
Nas
Finish the lyrics: "Hey I just met you & this is crazy ____________________________"
"...but here's my number, so call me maybe"
This artist collaborated with Alicia Keys on the 2007 song “No One” remix featuring reggae influences.
Sean Paul
This artist’s 1999 album “Millennium” included the hit “I Want It That Way.”
Backstreet Boys
This 1985 song “Buffalo Soldier” was a posthumous hit for this reggae legend
Bob Marley
This singer-songwriter released “Midnights” in 2022, breaking multiple streaming records.
Taylor Swift
This rapper’s 2010 album “Recovery” marked a comeback with hits like “Love the Way You Lie.
Eminem
This jazz trumpeter, who influenced modern jazz well into the 2000s, is famous for the album "King of Blue"
Miles Davis
This artist’s 1997 album “Who Am I?” helped popularize dancehall reggae globally.
Beenie Man
This reggae artist had a 1983 hit with “Electric Avenue.”
Eddie Grant