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Kyle has a hit on his hands with the Lil Yachty-featured track ‘iSpy" but it’s on his song “Doubt It” that fans will really get to know the Cali-based MC a little bit better.

*TRIGGER WARNING: Lil Nas X discusses depression and past thoughts about self-harm.* “SUN GOES DOWN” is the latest single from Lil Nas X’s upcoming debut album MONTERO.

Juice WRLD’s “Hear Me Calling” was released as the second single from his sophomore album, ‘Death Race for Love.’ The Caribbean-influenced track peaked at No.

DISCLAIMER: SPOILERS BELOW. With his third studio album 'Everybody' out now, Logic fans are picking up on a line from the last track “AfricAryaN” featuring astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson.

21-year-old University of South Alabama student Jack Aaron Christensen is accused of making a terroristic threat after allegedly writing the lyrics to Tyler, The Creator’s “Radicals” on a flip chart

Memphis rapper NLE Choppa came into the rap game with his breakout hit “Shotta Flow,” which landed him his first Billboard Hot 100 entry back in May.

Cochise & $NOT’s “Tell Em” is their latest hit, and it’s already racked up over 8 million views on YouTube to date. Several snippets from the song have also become popular on TikTok.

Big Sean dropped his fourth studio album 'I Decided.' earlier this year, earning the Detroit rapper a No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200 chart. I Decided.

U.K. rapper and singer Stefflon Don burst onto the scene last year and has been making a name for herself ever since.

On October 31, 21 Savage released the full version of “Immortal,” a song which he first previewed last December in a 'Mortal Kombat 11' trailer.

21 Savage is no stranger to grimey lyrics. Along with his favorite adlibs like “skrrt” and affinity for knives, guns, and grits, the Atlanta rapper’s discography has a slew of head-turning bars.

It’s already been a solid year for rising R&B star H.E.R., who just came off five Grammy nominations for her 2019 release, I Used to Know Her.

Kanye West’s 5th album 'My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy' was the culmination of a year in exile after interrupting Taylor Swift during the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards.

Atlanta rapper Future’s 2015 mixtape cut, “March Madness,” remains one of his signature hits.

Quadeca’s “Uh Huh” has found a strong audience with over 1 million YouTube views to date.

Lola Brooke stopped by Genius to break down her hit song “Don’t Play With It,” which has been streamed more than nine million times on Spotify to date.

Why Don’t We, a five member boy band that consists of Daniel Seavey, Zach Herron, Corbyn Besson, Jonah Marais, and Jack Avery, is blowing up.

Grammy winner Jacob Collier recently sat down with Genius to break down the chords for Shawn Mendes’ 2018 hit, “Lost in Japan.” Collier first became known for his multi-instrumental rearrangements

BoyWithUke is back at Genius to break down his hit song “Understand,” which has been streamed over 368 million times on Spotify to date.

Jhay Cortez’s “No Me Conoce (Remix)” has found a strong audience with more than 233 million YouTube views to date. It is produced by Mvsis and appears on Famouz.

Eminem showed he was hungrier than ever on his 2013 song “Rap God,” spitting rhymes at a record-breaking pace.

Desus and Mero have been blessing us with their takes on pop culture since they first appeared on MTV back in 2014.

LEE HI recently performed her hit “HOLO,” for Genius from Seoul, South Korea.

From 'The Come Up' to 'KOD,' J. Cole has always been known for his deep rhymes and dedicated fanbase.

Lil Uzi Vert’s long-awaited 'Eternal Atake' inches closer, as the Philly rapper just dropped “Futsal Shuffle 2020.” It’s produced by Brandon Finessin, Starboy, Mayyzo, and Loesoe, and features vocal

While Lil Pump climbed the charts last year with his breakout hit “Gucci Gang,” the official video stirred up controversy after news surfaced that it was shot in a Catholic elementary school.

​bbno$ and Rich Brian’s “edamame” is their latest hit, and it’s already racked up over 8 million Youtube views to date. It is produced by Diamond Pistols and appears on eat ya veggies.

Icelandic Chinese singer-songwriter Laufey has a couple of theories regarding the popularity of her hit song “From the Start,” which has surpassed 80 million Spotify streams since its release in May.

Over the past five years, ad-libs in hip-hop have reached such prominence that artists such as Lil Pump, Migos, and Playboi Carti have hits built around signature catchphrases.

The name of K-pop girl group Red Velvet references the different sides of its sound.