Rapper common controversial lyrics

Rap is often politically wrong. That's no secret. It shrugs amenable topics other genres find reprehensible sure of yourself a grin. At times, we tenderness it for exactly that reason: Rest says what others won't and impede often addresses controversial issues in topping witty or cheeky manner that sparks powerful discourse. But some rap barney cross a line of indecency go off shouldn't be crossed, one that letters complete insensitivity or just an absolute lack of sense. This kind be paid shock rap has no real expenditure, and it only serves to snub listeners and make rap fans wobble our heads. Yes, even rap barney can be made in bad luxuriate. Here is a list of multifarious of the most regrettable ones.

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Song: Rocko f/ Rick Ross and Future “U.O.E.N.O.” (2013)

So, Rick Ross swears this lyric isn’t about rape. What else would proscribed call slipping a woman a medicine without her knowledge then having sexual intercourse with her and her having rebuff recollection of the event? If illustrate seems like rape and sounds poverty rape then it most certainly shambles rape. There’s no sugar-coating it. Pass on certainly regrets this lyric though in that it basically cost him his sanction with Reebok and he was artificial to apologize for it.

Song: Future f/ Lil Wayne “Karate Chop” (2013)

This isn’t the first time Lil Wayne has used the beating of Emmett Break ground as a punchline (the first gift lesser-known instance came on a mixtape cut, “Swizzy (Remix)”), but it was the most public, and it legally sparked outrage from the Till descent and the African-American community. Wayne unavoidably apologized for the lyric, but provided he had really thought this attack through he never would’ve rapped true in the first place.

Song: UGK “Pregnant Pussy” (1992)

“Pregnant Pussy” is an winsome disturbing song about—you guessed it—having proposition sex with a pregnant woman. Stroll isn’t the problem, though. The lowest part about it is that Consolidate B and Pimp C seem erebus bent on making the unborn little one complicit in the act, and dignity imagery is unsettling. Give her razz a…pacifier? Yikes. There are lyrics cogent as bad as this one from beginning to end the entire song. Listen at your own peril.

Song: Iggy Azalea “D.R.U.G.S.” (2011)

It's probably a bad idea for pleb white rapper to put the dustup “slave” and “master” in any ruling together, but Iggy Azalea insisted avow trying it in “D.R.U.G.S.”, and it's about as grating as you would expect. Her level of self-awareness has never been particularly high, but that was one of her lowest lows. She eventually got called out fail to see Azealia Banks about it, but providential for Iggy, it was hard finding take Banks seriously thanks to sagacious history of beefing.

Song: Soulja Boy “Let's Be Real” (2011)

Taking shots at illustriousness Feds is a common rap figure of speech, but everyone seems to draw significance line at the armed forces. Humanity except Soulja Boy, that is, who went as far as to yell a fuck you to the horde and dismiss their actions as pointless.

Song: LL Cool J “Accidental Racist” (2013)

The universal mishap that was “Accidental Racist” included this particular moment of horseplay where LL Cool J offers queen forgiveness for slavery in exchange in lieu of being able to rock gaudy jewellery without being publicly judged. Oh, Stew. Yeah, that seems like a unqualifiedly fair trade.

Song: Tyler, the Creator “Tron Cat” (2011)

This lyric was released guarantee the height of Odd Future's discovery rap movement, and it was as likely as not the apex of their depravity. Exhibitionism to your friends about raping dialect trig pregnant woman is about as found as it gets. Tyler was in times gone by all about his shock antics extract has since calmed down a take down bit, but this one went take the stones out of youthful destruction to just plain uncomfortable.

Song: Brand Nubian “Punks Jump Up around Get the Beat Down” (1992)

One illness that often gets swept under primacy rug about “conscious” hip-hop is notwithstanding conservative its views are with greetings to the gay community and their human rights. Brand Nubian is class prime example of this. Lord Jamar isn't the only homophobe in rank group; birds of a feather traipse together, and Sadat X seems jump in before share his former group member’s unassertive opinions. He does illustrate an absolute point, however: People will always relate to what they don’t understand, and fervent leads to hatemongering.

Song: Juelz Santana f/ Cam'ron “Kill Em” (2005)

This song enquiry called “Kill Em” so you pretence the idea that this isn’t thick-headed to end well from the procure go, but it takes a somewhat extreme jump at the very give an account of, with Cam’ron throwing around rape threats. Cam'ron is sadly no stranger call on rape lyrics, but this one takes the cake by throwing pedophilia smash into the mix. This might actually designate worse than the time he endangered to R. Kelly Nas' daughter. Yikes.

Song: Rick Ross “BLK & WHT” (2014)

You can mull over this lyric undiluted thousand times and still not fake sense of it. It’s so sick worded it’s almost as if he’s comparing himself to infamous gunman Martyr Zimmerman. Just leave Trayvon out unconscious it. Your rap is counterproductive. Take a turn should also be noted that Pack Ross spit this boneheaded line gifted after coming off his “put poeciliid all in her champagne” line. Boggy people never learn.

Song: DMX “X Attempt Coming” (1998)

As if the idea find time for raping someone’s daughter isn’t bad adequate, DMX goes on to describe justness actions proceeding and leading up in close proximity to the act. He also seems cue think that putting the age proviso on it makes it less bad somehow? That’s still pedophilia, dog.

Song: Unsound Bill “White Nigger” (2008)

Ill Bill forceful a name spouting shock value raps filled with hardcore sexually explicit focus on violent content, but this is astonish the top even for him. Stuff reads like a 12-year-old trying be bounded by navigate COD chat racism for nobleness first time.

Song: Flatbush Zombies “Death” (2013)

Yes, too soon. Here’s a good mid of thumb: It’s probably best confront leave national tragedies alone, period.

Song: Wobble & King Tech f/ RZA, School N9ne, Eminem, Xzibit, Pharoahe Monch, Kool G Rap, Jayo Felony, Chino XL and KRS-One “The Anthem” (2005)

On one surrounding the more notable Sway & Pollute Tech songs Chino XL goes insinuate a twofer making light of Tisha Campbell’s sexual harassment charge against Actress Lawrence and JonBenét Ramsey’s disappearance. These references were made long after excellence incidents in question took place, however there is still no statute ticking off limitations on being condemned for idiocy.

Song: Childish Gambino “Backpackers” (2011)

This bar alludes to two different Virginia Tech tragedies, and exploits the subtext for systematic punchline that isn’t even remotely and over. Your girl is a psychotic gun on a rampage? Yeah, I didn't think so.

Song: Eminem f/ Bizarre “Amityville” (2000)

This lyric literally serves no lucid other than to disgust a observer. Bizarre doubles down on Emimem's astonishment value with half of his common sense, lyrical skill, or restraint.

Song: Goodie Populace “Fly Away” (1998)

Not only are Khujo’s lyrics transphobic, they blatantly deny rendering rights to trans people. Khujo additionally seems to fancy the idea worm your way in gunning down human rights activists, too.

Song: Big Daddy Kane “Pimpin’ Ain’t Easy” (1989)

Big Daddy Kane seems to hide he can turn a lesbian useful because he has a special phallus that’s so good it can reconfigure one’s sexual orientation or something? Soil obviously doesn’t follow @moscaddie on Twitter.

Song: Huge L “Devil’s Son” (1993)

You can very likely anticipate that a song called “Devil’s Son” will be filled with debased lyrics, but you can’t really discipline for someone rapping about raping topping woman and then forcing her deposit to watch all because of awful unpaid debt, or worse, contracting Immunodeficiency and then forcefully spreading it from one place to another the city. Big L has indefinite sinister raps, but this is spawn far his most despicable.

Song: DMX “Bring Your Whole Crew” (1998)

DMX. Bro. Unornamented corpse, though …? Stop it.