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Yeat’s “Put It Ong” and “IM YEAT” (2025) feature bass-heavy trap and autotuned vocals over beats by BNYX®, Sapjer, Elkan, and LUCID. Key Glock’s “Money Habits” highlights wealth and self-reliance. Mozzy’s “4 A Necklace” and Skrilla’s “Die 4 Me” focus on street survival. Sauce Walka’s “No Pressure” delivers Southern swagger. OT The Real and 38 Spesh’s “Never Saw Me” blends boom-bap with prison stories. Homixide Gang’s “5G” brings dark trap under Opium. Yungeen Ace’s “Im Sorry” is introspective. Mellow Rackz’s “Poke The Bear” targets betrayal. Hit-Boy’s “What’s The Deal?” addresses loyalty shifts with sharp production. Rio Da Yung Og and Zillionaire Doe’s “What U Spend” reflects Midwest bravado. Babyface Ray and Samuel Shabazz’s “1 On 1 Talk W/ God” is contemplative. iayze’s “OVK / Go Go” attacks rivals. Kodak Black’s “Keys To The City” expresses ambition. It’s Nique and Birdman’s “Em&Dre2025” mixes grit and aspiration. NoCap’s “See No Evil” channels adversity. Freddie Gibbs and The Alchemist’s “A Thousand Mountains” is introspective. Tracks by Rell Vert, Khantrast, Loe Shimmy, and Icewear Vezzo explore loyalty and struggle. Here are the brand new worldwide hip-hop, soul, etc. songs that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (very possibly) NSFW |
52 . Yeat – Put It Ong
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
In “Yeat – Put It Ong,” Yeat unfurls his trademark sound within “DANGEROUS SUMMER,” dropping in 2025. With an array of beat architects—BNYX®, Sapjer, Elkan, and LUCID—combining heavy basslines with dynamic synths, the trap-driven rhythm pounds relentlessly. His autotuned voice glides over the intensity, chanting assertive, repetitive phrases like “Put that shit on God,” echoing his streetwise bravado. Yeat, known offstage as Noah Olivier Smith, first made waves with his 2021 mixtape “4L” and followed up with the 2022 album “2 Alivë,” hitting #6 on the Billboard 200. Music video directed by : Cole Bennett 
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51 . Key Glock – Money Habits
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
Energetic beats and assertive lyrics define “Key Glock – Money Habits,” a hip-hop track focusing on wealth, ambition, and street resilience. Key Glock rides a hard-hitting beat, showcasing relentless pursuit of money, emphasizing loyalty, self-reliance, and navigating environmental hazards. With confident, unapologetic delivery, he stresses staying armed and avoiding distractions, encapsulating the Memphis rap style. Born Markeyvius LaShun Cathey, Key Glock emerged in 2017 with “Glock Season” and gained prominence through “Dum and Dummer” with Young Dolph in 2019. Music video directed by : @Shotbyspencer – Song featured on the album : Glockaveli: The Don
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50 . Mozzy – 4 A Necklace
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
In “Mozzy – 4 A Necklace,” the West Coast rap scene gets another gritty tale from the streets. Known for his Sacramento roots, Mozzy lays down raw lyricism, unraveling themes of street survival and loyalty through lived experiences. His emotive delivery captures the high stakes and personal sacrifices of street life, backed by moody, bass-heavy production. Having risen with “Bladadah” in 2015, Mozzy aligns with labels like CMG, Interscope, and Blackmarket.
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49 . Skrilla – Die 4 Me
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
“Skrilla – Die 4 Me” offers a gritty look at street life, intertwining loyalty and survival. Skrilla tackles themes of violence and trust, narrating tales of danger and the code of the streets. His raw delivery is marked by references to betrayals and shootouts, painting a vivid picture of urban trials. The track’s intense production highlights its menacing undertone. Hailing from Philly’s Kensington, Skrilla also impresses with tracks like “Boosted” and “God Damn” under Priority Records, chronicling city struggles. Music video directed by : @1Mirs
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48 . Sauce Walka – No Pressure
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
“No Pressure” spins the audacious tale of Sauce Walka, a Houston emcee who brought us both the Sauce Twinz and the unmistakable lingo of “drip.” With roots firmly planted in Houston’s thriving rap scene, Sauce Walka serves up a melody thick with his signature Southern flair—unstoppable beats paired with inventive slang. His assertive flow glides over hard-hitting rhythms, painting a picture of swagger, bold lyrics, and a self-assured narrative. Since 2007, the rapper named Albert Walker Mondane has reshaped the Southern landscape with his mixtapes, including “Sorry 4 The Sauce,” and albums like “The Saucefather” and “Drip God,” establishing The Sauce Factory along the way.
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47 . OT The Real & 38 Spesh – Never Saw Me
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
“Never Saw Me” serves a raw, streetwise narrative crafted by Philadelphia’s OT The Real and East Coast stalwart 38 Spesh. Fueled by OT’s prison reflections and hustling stories, the track unrolls grittiness intertwined with introspective bars from 38 Spesh. The classic boom-bap foundation, complemented by minimalist beats and atmospheric samples, underscores their hardcore verses. Themes of survival and street loyalty resonate with intensity, aligning seamlessly with their artistic journeys. Song featured on the album : Possession With Intent
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46 . Homixide Gang – 5G
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
High-energy and confrontational, “5G” by Homixide Gang delivers dark, trap-influenced beats under Playboi Carti’s Opium label. With aggressive lyrics, the track explores themes of loyalty, street credibility, and an extravagant lifestyle brimming with money, drugs, and luxury items. The repetitive chants of “Homixide” accentuate the crew’s allegiance. Raw vocal delivery on hard-hitting beats marks the Atlanta duo’s gritty style, with Homixide Meechie and Homixide Beno at the helm. From the 2022 debut “Homixide Lifestyle” to 2023’s “Snot or Not,” their distinct sound is unmistakable.
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45 . Yungeen Ace – Im Sorry
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
Yungeen Ace‘s “Im Sorry” hits the scene in 2025, showcasing a journey of introspection and raw vulnerability. Keyanta Tyrone Bullard, better known as Yungeen Ace, lays bare his regrets and yearning for understanding through poignant lyrics and introspective beats. Born in Chicago on February 12, 1998, Ace’s career had rocky beginnings, but “No Witness” in 2018 marked a turning point. His blend of hip hop and drill, subtly shaded in previous hits like “Pain,” finds a reflective voice here as he grapples with past missteps and personal demons. Song featured on the album : I Am What They Dont See
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44 . Mellow Rackz – Poke The Bear
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
“Mellow Rackz – Poke The Bear” storms in with all the subtlety of a tidal wave, courtesy of Mellow Rackz, who dives headfirst into themes of betrayal and independence. This track doesn’t tiptoe around its intentions, sporting unapologetic lyrics laced with calls of disloyalty aimed squarely at Kodak Black. Lyrically, it’s a treasure chest of braggadocious gems, with references to luxury cars and flashy jewelry brushed into its confrontational canvas. Rackz’s melodic flow carries tales of resilience and self-worth, painting her rise from Broward County’s challenges into the broader hip-hop narrative.
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43 . Rio Da Yung Og & Zillionaire Doe – What U Spend
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
“Rio Da Yung Og & Zillionaire Doe – What U Spend” offers a snapshot of Midwest rap, where Rio Da Yung OG—Da’mario Horne-McCullough—lightens the weighty topics of street hustle and wealth with punchline-heavy verses. Joining him, Dallas’s Zillionaire Doe adds his assertive touch, weaving through gritty production and a boastful narrative. This Flint, Michigan artist, part of the city’s rap resurface, started back in 2008 and remains unmoved by 2021’s turbulence. His early work, like the “My Life” EP, helped shape the Michigan rap wave we see today.
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42 . Hit-Boy – What’s The Deal?
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
“What’s The Deal?” marks Hit-Boy‘s first step into independence post-publishing contract, showcasing his dual talents as producer and rapper. The track navigates themes of loyalty and friendships that shift, highlighting lines like “Got some old homies, I swear I used to love ’em / Gave em all a fair shot before I said f*ck ’em” with a self-assured punch. Hit-Boy, or Chauncey Alexander Hollis, hones his signature strong production style, blending sharp beats and a commanding tone. Known for crafting hits for industry titans like Beyoncé and Kanye West, he also distinguishes himself as Nas’ executive producer during Grammy wins and a key player in Half-A-Mil. In 2023, his influence extends to producing for Nas, Musiq Soulchild, and tackling soundtracks for Madden 2024 and Creed III, seamlessly merging West Coast Rap, Contemporary R&B, and Hardcore Rap. Music video directed by : Daniil X
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41 . Babyface Ray – 1 On 1 Talk W/ God (w/ Samuel Shabazz)
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
“Babyface Ray – 1 On 1 Talk W/ God (w/ Samuel Shabazz)” finds Babyface Ray and Samuel Shabazz crafting a reflective vibe over the smooth beats of the Detroit hip-hop wave. Ray, continuing his journey through Detroit’s cultural tales like in “MIA Season” and “Ghetto Wave,” uses his laid-back flow to paint stories of perseverance and seeking guidance. Shabazz complements with a melodic touch, drawing from a musically rich family and diverse production style. The track’s contemplative mood threads personal struggles and resilience into the fabric of modern Detroit rap.
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40 . iayze – OVK / Go Go
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
“iayze – OVK / Go Go” makes its mark with a rap punch, bristling with aggressive lyrics targeting fellow artist Bak Jay. The song rolls out a trap-driven beat, setting the tone for confrontational verses that reflect themes of street respect, loyalty, and power plays in the rap scene. The track’s fiery mood matches iayze‘s reputation for energetic deliveries. Born Jace Lavoer Salter in Fort Worth, Texas, on January 10, 2003, iayze dove into music at thirteen under the name TGE Duwap, hitting his stride with 2021’s viral “C’mere” and the hit “556 (Green Tip).”Song featured on the album : Reverence Ii
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39 . Kodak Black – Keys To The City
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
Kodak Black cruises through “Keys To The City” with his well-known melodic flow and gritty hip-hop vibes. This 2025 track hits with street-focused themes and relentless ambition, showcasing Kodak’s urge to lift his community from Pompano Beach, Florida. The gritty production underpins his commitment to success, claiming, “I ain’t never going to quit till my gang is rich.” He alludes to receiving keys to his city for his community impact, embedding his narrative deeply into the music scene. From “No Flockin” in 2014 to albums like “Painting Pictures” and “Dying to Live,” Kodak Black, born Dieuson Octave, evolves, holding strong his influence in hip-hop and trap. Music video directed by : Kodak Black
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38 . It’s Nique & Birdman – Em&Dre2025
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
“It’s Nique & Birdman – Em&Dre2025″ brings together It’s Nique, hailing energetically from Albany, New York, and Southern rap architect Birdman, co-founder of Cash Money Records. Born May 5, 1988, It’s Nique made a mark with his previous hit, “100 Years,” embodying ambition and resilience. Their collaboration weaves themes of aspiration with street-smart narrative, fitting the unique molds of these two hip-hop figures, delivered with characteristic flair and finesse.
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30 . Offset – Professional
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Offset’s 2025 single “Professional,” released via Motown Records, offers a polished inventory of wealth, real estate, and fashion choices, all rapped with characteristic ease. The lyrics check off white Rolls-Royce Ghosts, penthouses, and enough jewelry to need its own insurance plan—just another Tuesday for Offset. There’s a mansion or two, stacks of millions, and enough international fashion references to confuse airport customs. The language stays sharp and self-assured—success in motion with zero concern for modesty. Born in Georgia in 1991 as Kiari Kendrell Cephus, Offset rose to visibility with Migos, the group behind 2017’s viral hit “Bad and Boujee.” Since then, he’s carved out a solo career marked by three albums, starting with “Father of 4,” which earned a Grammy nod for “Clout” featuring Cardi B.
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29 . Key Glock – The World Is Ourz
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Key Glock keeps his foot on the gas with “The World Is Ourz,” a track that circles ambition, power, and a shrug toward fame’s usual currency. Lines like “Fuck this money, I got respect, I got power” set the tone, while “The man in the mirror told me that this world is ourz” sends back a nod of self-belief. The video tags along on his international tour, cutting between high-energy stops in Paris, London, and Zurich like it’s no big deal. Born Markeyvius LaShun Cathey in Memphis on August 3, 1997, Key Glock kicked off with “Glock Season” in 2017 and quickly paired up with Young Dolph on 2019’s “Dum and Dummer.” Since then, he’s stacked projects like “Yellow Tape” and landed features with artists including DaBaby, all while keeping his mirror conversations productive. Music video directed by : Jordan Spencer – Song featured on the album : Glockaveli
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28 . 1900Rugrat – Sup Freestyle
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
“Sup Freestyle” drops in July 2025 with 1900Rugrat turning his Southern drawl into a kind of staccato punctuation over a beat that sounds more amused than impressed. He sticks to his one-take strategy, first seen in 2024’s “One Take Freestyle,” and fires off bars like he’s got somewhere better to be in 60 seconds. The track lands via 300 Entertainment/Remain Solid, continuing his rapid-fire rollout that includes “Demure” and “No Makeup.” The flow is sharp, the delivery grittier than the beat deserves, and the whole thing plays like someone flipping a middle finger with a wink. Music video directed by : Drewfilmedit
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27 . GELO – Pollaseeds
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
“POLLASEEDS” arrives in 2025 as Gelo’s second single under Def Jam, riding in on the momentum of his 2024 debut, “Tweaker.” The track weaves through personal material, loosely targeting Nikki Mudarris—mother of his two children—without naming names. LiAngelo Ball, born in Anaheim in 1998, splits time between the court and the studio, trading a basketball jersey for a mic under the alias G3 (or GELO). Known as the Ball family’s middle son, he remains plugged into pop culture via Big Baller Brand, a few pro hoops stints, and “Ball in the Family.” Song featured on the album : League Of My Own |
26 . YoungBoy Never Broke Again – F*ck The Drugs
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Released in July 2025, “F*ck The Drugs” finds YoungBoy Never Broke Again confronting his turbulent history with substance use and its ripple effect on those around him. Backed by a menacing beat, his delivery oscillates between melodic confessions and combative declarations, an uneasy balance he seems to know well. There’s no mistaking his tone: exhausted but insistent, as if trying to outrun a past that insists on lingering. Baton Rouge native Kentrell Gaulden first hit mainstream radar in 2018 when “Outside Today” climbed to No. 31, segueing into the release of “Until Death Call My Name.” In spite of persistent legal troubles—and perhaps energized by them—he signed on with Motown in 2023, adding yet another chapter to a career that rarely pauses for breath. Song featured on the album : *Masa* (Make America Slime Again)
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25 . Lithe & Don Toliver – Cannonball
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Australian producer Lithe and Texas rapper Don Toliver pair up on “Cannonball,” a track built on spacey textures, watery keys, and chest-rattling 808s. The mood stays dark and slow-burning, a fitting backdrop for Toliver’s melodic flow and recurring themes. Lyrics roam through late-night scenes, designer settings, and flirtatious one-liners—“pull up to your house, oh, with my mask off,” he begins, before leaping boldly into “jump right in that p**sy, I’m a cannonball.”
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24 . Tommy Richman – MIAMI
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Tommy Richman swaps the club for something fuzzier with “MIAMI,” an uptempo pop cut draped in 1980s synth textures and splashes of R&B. High-pitched vocals flicker over energetic keyboard loops, giving just enough brightness to gloss over lyrics about romantic numbness and cautious longing. Lines like “don’t let the bad in” and “I did what I had to do / and I still didn’t lose” circle a mood of emotional freeze framed in neon. The minimalist video stages Richman mid-groove against Japanese rice paper walls, less vacation fantasy, more quiet detachment. Hailing from Woodbridge, Virginia, he comes off the 2024 single “Million Dollar Baby” and the 2023 EP “The Rush.” Music video directed by : Bobby Banks
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23 . BigWalkDog – Call On Me
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
BigWalkDog, born Da’Jour Walker, drops “Call On Me” in July 2025 under The New 1017 label, carrying on the alliance made with Gucci Mane’s 1017 Records back in 2021. Hailing from Mississippi, he steers through Southern trap with a delivery that nods more to boots-on-the-ground grit than to glossy bravado. His earlier mixtape “Trick City” lines up notable collaborations, setting the tone for this new entry rather than rewriting it. Music video directed by : Wolfe Productions
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22 . Noodah05 – Forever Lasting
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Released in July 2025 under Glass Window Entertainment, “Forever Lasting” leans into Noodah05’s habit of slipping melody through street-tuned perspective. The production veers toward the atmospheric, with nods to modern trap and an ear tuned to motif more than mayhem. His lyrics circle themes of loyalty and personal growth—not quite therapy, but close enough to make a point. Born in Atlanta on September 28, 1999, Noodah05 didn’t always go by that name—Mr. Noodles proved less durable once people started botching it in public. He began recording at 13, pulled compass from Atlanta’s nightlife, and got scooped by Lil Baby around 2018-2019, eventually joining the 4PF imprint. Since then, streams in the millions and several singles later, he’s doing what most 25-year-olds don’t: mixing introspection with hooks that actually stick. Song featured on the album : Saveyoself |
21 . 1900Rugrat – Stop Runnin
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
“Stop Runnin” locks into 1900Rugrat’s signature blend of confrontation and resilience, with verses that don’t shy from talk of firearms or personal trials. He steers through gritty city terrain in a Chrome Hearts sweater, asserting his place with the kind of bravado that never blinks first. Luxury threads and loyalty go hand in hand, and self-sufficiency seems as non-negotiable as street credibility. Freestyle savvy fuels the track, a skill often shared on TikTok, where his off-the-cuff delivery thrives. Music video directed by : 20Kvisuals
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20 . Screwly G – Talkin Bout’
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
On “Talkin Bout’”, Screwly G trades niceties for a ceaseless drill barrage straight out of Gary, Indiana. His flow hammers through punchy production, with verses circling loyalty, violence, and whatever else cuts close to the bone. Released in 2024 under Grade A Productions and Geffen Records, it’s a slice from his album *Murda Man*, lodged between “Screwly This, Screwly That” and “Confidential”. Born in October 2000, Screwly G sticks to raw delivery over gloss, favoring grit over grandeur. Music video directed by : Rozay.4K
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19 . BabyTron – Michigander
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
“Michigander,” released in July 2025, throws BabyTron back into fast-talking form, coasting over up-tempo production with his typical deadpan calm and a stream of pop culture name-drops. The Detroit native doesn’t bother with subtlety, mixing regional slang, hyper-specific Michigan references, and a few eyebrow-raising one-liners into a brisk runtime that hardly stops to breathe. BabyTron—born James Edward Johnson IV—first came into view as part of ShittyBoyz, whose 2019 track “Jesus Shuttlesworth” made early waves online. He followed that with three mixtapes under the “Bin Reaper” series, creating a lane for what became loosely called “scam rap.”
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18 . Kocky Ka – Down For Too Long
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Kocky Ka doesn’t exactly ease into “Down For Too Long”—he drops in mid-stride with a beat that’s all Trap muscle and Brooklyn tension. Released in July 2025 on Define The Era, the single threads lines about proving doubters wrong with a borrowed line from the Lord’s Prayer, just in case the message wasn’t clear enough. Perseverance takes center stage, but it’s the religious undertone that gives the track its sideways smirk: divine will with a streetwear hoodie. Fresh off tracks like “Dark Nights” and “Time To Heal,” Kocky Ka continues his walk through the New York rap scene, eyes forward, beats heavy. |
17 . Rio Da Yung Og & FBLMANNY – I Go
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Flint natives Rio Da Yung OG and FBLMANNY trade bars on “I Go,” a 2025 release that doubles down on clipped rhythms and bass that doesn’t ask for permission. Each verse plays like a ledger, heavy with punchlines and the kind of bravado that makes subtlety feel optional. Rio, born Da’mario Horne-McCullough, has been chipping at this sound since 2008, with tracks like “City on My Back” and his 2017 EP “My Life” marking early flags in the Michigan scene. Here, paired with FBLMANNY, he leans into a delivery that’s both fast and precise, like he’s got something to prove even when he claims he doesn’t.
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16 . Lil Skies – Benjis
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Released in June 2025 and produced by Big Noise Music Group, “Benjis” finds Lil Skies once again calculating his next move through melodic trap flows. The track circles around the usual suspects: ambition, caution, and hundred-dollar bills—aka “benjis.” He raps of dodging enemies and climbing out of adversity, all while the stacks keep growing. The autobiographical tone links back to his 2018 breakout, “Life of a Dark Rose,” where “Lust” became a streaming magnet. Music video directed by : ;Th Media & Tanner Hench – Song featured on the album : The Evolution Of The Rose
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30 . Offset – Professional
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Offset’s 2025 single “Professional,” released via Motown Records, offers a polished inventory of wealth, real estate, and fashion choices, all rapped with characteristic ease. The lyrics check off white Rolls-Royce Ghosts, penthouses, and enough jewelry to need its own insurance plan—just another Tuesday for Offset. There’s a mansion or two, stacks of millions, and enough international fashion references to confuse airport customs. The language stays sharp and self-assured—success in motion with zero concern for modesty. Born in Georgia in 1991 as Kiari Kendrell Cephus, Offset rose to visibility with Migos, the group behind 2017’s viral hit “Bad and Boujee.” Since then, he’s carved out a solo career marked by three albums, starting with “Father of 4,” which earned a Grammy nod for “Clout” featuring Cardi B.
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29 . Key Glock – The World Is Ourz
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Key Glock keeps his foot on the gas with “The World Is Ourz,” a track that circles ambition, power, and a shrug toward fame’s usual currency. Lines like “Fuck this money, I got respect, I got power” set the tone, while “The man in the mirror told me that this world is ourz” sends back a nod of self-belief. The video tags along on his international tour, cutting between high-energy stops in Paris, London, and Zurich like it’s no big deal. Born Markeyvius LaShun Cathey in Memphis on August 3, 1997, Key Glock kicked off with “Glock Season” in 2017 and quickly paired up with Young Dolph on 2019’s “Dum and Dummer.” Since then, he’s stacked projects like “Yellow Tape” and landed features with artists including DaBaby, all while keeping his mirror conversations productive. Music video directed by : Jordan Spencer – Song featured on the album : Glockaveli
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28 . 1900Rugrat – Sup Freestyle
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
“Sup Freestyle” drops in July 2025 with 1900Rugrat turning his Southern drawl into a kind of staccato punctuation over a beat that sounds more amused than impressed. He sticks to his one-take strategy, first seen in 2024’s “One Take Freestyle,” and fires off bars like he’s got somewhere better to be in 60 seconds. The track lands via 300 Entertainment/Remain Solid, continuing his rapid-fire rollout that includes “Demure” and “No Makeup.” The flow is sharp, the delivery grittier than the beat deserves, and the whole thing plays like someone flipping a middle finger with a wink. Music video directed by : Drewfilmedit
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27 . GELO – Pollaseeds
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
“POLLASEEDS” arrives in 2025 as Gelo’s second single under Def Jam, riding in on the momentum of his 2024 debut, “Tweaker.” The track weaves through personal material, loosely targeting Nikki Mudarris—mother of his two children—without naming names. LiAngelo Ball, born in Anaheim in 1998, splits time between the court and the studio, trading a basketball jersey for a mic under the alias G3 (or GELO). Known as the Ball family’s middle son, he remains plugged into pop culture via Big Baller Brand, a few pro hoops stints, and “Ball in the Family.” Song featured on the album : League Of My Own |
26 . YoungBoy Never Broke Again – F*ck The Drugs
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Released in July 2025, “F*ck The Drugs” finds YoungBoy Never Broke Again confronting his turbulent history with substance use and its ripple effect on those around him. Backed by a menacing beat, his delivery oscillates between melodic confessions and combative declarations, an uneasy balance he seems to know well. There’s no mistaking his tone: exhausted but insistent, as if trying to outrun a past that insists on lingering. Baton Rouge native Kentrell Gaulden first hit mainstream radar in 2018 when “Outside Today” climbed to No. 31, segueing into the release of “Until Death Call My Name.” In spite of persistent legal troubles—and perhaps energized by them—he signed on with Motown in 2023, adding yet another chapter to a career that rarely pauses for breath. Song featured on the album : *Masa* (Make America Slime Again)
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25 . Lithe & Don Toliver – Cannonball
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Australian producer Lithe and Texas rapper Don Toliver pair up on “Cannonball,” a track built on spacey textures, watery keys, and chest-rattling 808s. The mood stays dark and slow-burning, a fitting backdrop for Toliver’s melodic flow and recurring themes. Lyrics roam through late-night scenes, designer settings, and flirtatious one-liners—“pull up to your house, oh, with my mask off,” he begins, before leaping boldly into “jump right in that p**sy, I’m a cannonball.”
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24 . Tommy Richman – MIAMI
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Tommy Richman swaps the club for something fuzzier with “MIAMI,” an uptempo pop cut draped in 1980s synth textures and splashes of R&B. High-pitched vocals flicker over energetic keyboard loops, giving just enough brightness to gloss over lyrics about romantic numbness and cautious longing. Lines like “don’t let the bad in” and “I did what I had to do / and I still didn’t lose” circle a mood of emotional freeze framed in neon. The minimalist video stages Richman mid-groove against Japanese rice paper walls, less vacation fantasy, more quiet detachment. Hailing from Woodbridge, Virginia, he comes off the 2024 single “Million Dollar Baby” and the 2023 EP “The Rush.” Music video directed by : Bobby Banks
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23 . BigWalkDog – Call On Me
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
BigWalkDog, born Da’Jour Walker, drops “Call On Me” in July 2025 under The New 1017 label, carrying on the alliance made with Gucci Mane’s 1017 Records back in 2021. Hailing from Mississippi, he steers through Southern trap with a delivery that nods more to boots-on-the-ground grit than to glossy bravado. His earlier mixtape “Trick City” lines up notable collaborations, setting the tone for this new entry rather than rewriting it. Music video directed by : Wolfe Productions
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22 . Noodah05 – Forever Lasting
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Released in July 2025 under Glass Window Entertainment, “Forever Lasting” leans into Noodah05’s habit of slipping melody through street-tuned perspective. The production veers toward the atmospheric, with nods to modern trap and an ear tuned to motif more than mayhem. His lyrics circle themes of loyalty and personal growth—not quite therapy, but close enough to make a point. Born in Atlanta on September 28, 1999, Noodah05 didn’t always go by that name—Mr. Noodles proved less durable once people started botching it in public. He began recording at 13, pulled compass from Atlanta’s nightlife, and got scooped by Lil Baby around 2018-2019, eventually joining the 4PF imprint. Since then, streams in the millions and several singles later, he’s doing what most 25-year-olds don’t: mixing introspection with hooks that actually stick. Song featured on the album : Saveyoself |
21 . 1900Rugrat – Stop Runnin
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
“Stop Runnin” locks into 1900Rugrat’s signature blend of confrontation and resilience, with verses that don’t shy from talk of firearms or personal trials. He steers through gritty city terrain in a Chrome Hearts sweater, asserting his place with the kind of bravado that never blinks first. Luxury threads and loyalty go hand in hand, and self-sufficiency seems as non-negotiable as street credibility. Freestyle savvy fuels the track, a skill often shared on TikTok, where his off-the-cuff delivery thrives. Music video directed by : 20Kvisuals
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20 . Screwly G – Talkin Bout’
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
On “Talkin Bout’”, Screwly G trades niceties for a ceaseless drill barrage straight out of Gary, Indiana. His flow hammers through punchy production, with verses circling loyalty, violence, and whatever else cuts close to the bone. Released in 2024 under Grade A Productions and Geffen Records, it’s a slice from his album *Murda Man*, lodged between “Screwly This, Screwly That” and “Confidential”. Born in October 2000, Screwly G sticks to raw delivery over gloss, favoring grit over grandeur. Music video directed by : Rozay.4K
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19 . BabyTron – Michigander
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
“Michigander,” released in July 2025, throws BabyTron back into fast-talking form, coasting over up-tempo production with his typical deadpan calm and a stream of pop culture name-drops. The Detroit native doesn’t bother with subtlety, mixing regional slang, hyper-specific Michigan references, and a few eyebrow-raising one-liners into a brisk runtime that hardly stops to breathe. BabyTron—born James Edward Johnson IV—first came into view as part of ShittyBoyz, whose 2019 track “Jesus Shuttlesworth” made early waves online. He followed that with three mixtapes under the “Bin Reaper” series, creating a lane for what became loosely called “scam rap.”
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18 . Kocky Ka – Down For Too Long
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Kocky Ka doesn’t exactly ease into “Down For Too Long”—he drops in mid-stride with a beat that’s all Trap muscle and Brooklyn tension. Released in July 2025 on Define The Era, the single threads lines about proving doubters wrong with a borrowed line from the Lord’s Prayer, just in case the message wasn’t clear enough. Perseverance takes center stage, but it’s the religious undertone that gives the track its sideways smirk: divine will with a streetwear hoodie. Fresh off tracks like “Dark Nights” and “Time To Heal,” Kocky Ka continues his walk through the New York rap scene, eyes forward, beats heavy. |
17 . Rio Da Yung Og & FBLMANNY – I Go
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Flint natives Rio Da Yung OG and FBLMANNY trade bars on “I Go,” a 2025 release that doubles down on clipped rhythms and bass that doesn’t ask for permission. Each verse plays like a ledger, heavy with punchlines and the kind of bravado that makes subtlety feel optional. Rio, born Da’mario Horne-McCullough, has been chipping at this sound since 2008, with tracks like “City on My Back” and his 2017 EP “My Life” marking early flags in the Michigan scene. Here, paired with FBLMANNY, he leans into a delivery that’s both fast and precise, like he’s got something to prove even when he claims he doesn’t.
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16 . Lil Skies – Benjis
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Released in June 2025 and produced by Big Noise Music Group, “Benjis” finds Lil Skies once again calculating his next move through melodic trap flows. The track circles around the usual suspects: ambition, caution, and hundred-dollar bills—aka “benjis.” He raps of dodging enemies and climbing out of adversity, all while the stacks keep growing. The autobiographical tone links back to his 2018 breakout, “Life of a Dark Rose,” where “Lust” became a streaming magnet. Music video directed by : ;Th Media & Tanner Hench – Song featured on the album : The Evolution Of The Rose
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10 . Young Nudy – Iced Tea (w/ 21 Savage, Project Pat & Coupe)
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Date Added : Jul 26,2025
“Iced Tea” brings together Atlanta and Memphis currents through Young Nudy, 21 Savage, Project Pat, and producer Coupe. The beat leans misty and meditative, wrapping trap drums in hushed string loops that feel more lazy river than powerboat. Project Pat anchors the track with a hook that meanders like a backyard conversation, weaving between verses traded by Nudy and 21 with unhurried ease. Coupe’s production keeps things cool-headed without tipping into sleep mode—just enough menace to keep the cup from getting watered down. Slimeball-in-chief Young Nudy adds this to a catalog that already includes his 2019 album “Sli’merre” and 2023’s viral-laced single “Peaches & Eggplants” from “Gumbo.” Song featured on the album : Paradise
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9 . Hurricane Wisdom – Afraid
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Date Added : Jul 26,2025
In “Afraid,” Hurricane Wisdom leans into melodic trap to unpack the cost of ambition with a tenor voice that asks more than it tells. Ethereal vocal stacks drift over a beat armed with just enough punch to keep the self-questioning from floating off into space. The lyrics chip away at moments missed, loneliness endured, and the blurry line between purpose and isolation. A rapper from Havana, Florida, Wisdom brings the church choir with him—minus the organ—tying perseverance to personal reckoning. It joins a repertoire shaped by lived moments and cultural cues, the same ones behind the buzz around his 2024 track “Giannis.” Music video directed by : @Cotto0Verdidit
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8 . IShowSpeed – I Know
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Date Added : Jul 26,2025
Released in July 2025, “I Know” sees IShowSpeed taking another swing at music, with RIOTUSA on production duties. “I Know” circles money-driven ambition and tips its hat to his online fanbase, a nod to the live chat that helped launch his persona. It doesn’t stray far from tracks like “Higher” and “Fight To Win,” continuing his shift from chaotic livestreams to structured studio output. Darren Jason Watkins Jr., born January 21, 2005, first surfaced through FIFA and Fortnite content during 2021–2022. He picked up Breakout Streamer of the Year at the 12th Streamy Awards, a recognition that now shadows his musical pursuits. Music video directed by : @Shotbyslipz
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7 . Mellow Rackz & Youngboy Never Broke Again – Guys Just Wanna Have Fun
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Date Added : Jul 26,2025
Released in mid-July 2025, “Guys Just Wanna Have Fun” is a hip-hop collaboration between Mellow Rackz and YoungBoy Never Broke Again that flips Cyndi Lauper’s 1980s earworm into something trickier. YoungBoy slips into his bouncy, melodic mode, while Mellow Rackz wraps her verses around the sample with a cool ease that sidesteps nostalgia without denying it. Born Melody Faith in Broward, Florida, Rackz is signed to Lil Wayne’s Young Money and writes from the kind of lived experience you don’t usually get out of a gated community. After surviving a shooting in her hometown, she filters trauma, hustle and ambition into a sound that skirts confession without diving into sentiment.
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6 . Lil Poppa (w/ Yungeen Ace) – 1 Hellavah Life
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Date Added : Jul 26,2025
“1 Hellavah Life” pairs Jacksonville figures Lil Poppa and Yungeen Ace over a track that walks the line between melancholy and momentum. Poppa, born Janarious Mykel Wheeler in 2000, recorded his earliest bars in a bedroom studio rigged by his older brother—age twelve, give or take. His path stretches from the home setup to a contract with Interscope Records, with tracks like “Purple Hearts” and “Nightmare on Elm St.” leaving enough emotional residue to stick. Yungeen Ace joins the picture without disrupting the tone, balancing street-level introspection with a delivery tight enough for algorithm rotation. Song featured on the album : Almost Normal Again
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5 . YoungBoy Never Broke Again – Wine & Dine
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Date Added : Jul 26,2025
“Wine & Dine” lands on YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s eighth studio album with the artist, aka Kentrell Gaulden, handling all vocal recordings himself. Hailing from Baton Rouge, Gaulden first stirred the pot with self-released mixtapes before his single “Outside Today” muscled its way into Billboard’s top 31 in 2018. That track anchored “Until Death Call My Name,” an album released before the ink dried on his $60 million Motown deal in 2023. Production on “Wine & Dine” calls in names like Cheese, keeping the beat steady while Gaulden sticks to his southern hip hop roots. Song featured on the album : Masa
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4 . French Montana & Lil Durk – Big Bag
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Date Added : Jul 26,2025
French Montana and Lil Durk reconnect on “Big Bag,” a 2025 release under Coke Boys Records that nods to earlier team-ups like “Hot Boy Bling” and “L’s Anthem (Remix).” Though never signed to the label, Lil Durk retains ties to the Coke Boys, crediting French Montana’s early backing as a key chapter in his origin story. Born Karim Kharbouch in 1984, Montana brings his usual aliases—Young French, Macaroni With The Cheese, Frenchie—to a track that stays loyal to his mixtape roots while doubling back on shared history.
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3 . Ted Park & Bobby Shmurda – Double Up
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Date Added : Jul 26,2025
In July 2025, Ted Park teams up with Bobby Shmurda for “Double Up,” a track that blends Ted’s melodic leanings with a clear nod to Shmurda’s Brooklyn Drill signature. The video opens with Ted in gym clothes before he morphs into a sharp suit, making his way to a lit-up party in K-Town where Shmurda joins the scene with typical flair. Ted Park, born Ted Taewon Park on December 4, 1994, in Madison, Wisconsin, made his initial mark back in 2016 with the indie track “Hello (Who is this).” Music video directed by : Dell
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2 . YoungBoy Never Broke Again – So Not Sorry / Out The Window
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Date Added : Jul 26,2025
“So Not Sorry / Out The Window” rides on YoungBoy Never Broke Again‘s usual fusion of Southern hip hop, trap, gangsta rap, pop rap, and a pinch of rage flair. In lines like “I’m at the window by myself right now,” there’s a moment of self-examination that doesn’t try too hard to be profound, but somehow gets there anyway. Kentrell Gaulden first surfaced in Baton Rouge, turning street-level diaries into mixtapes that ended up generating real momentum. After hitting Billboard’s top 31 with “Outside Today” in 2018, he bundled the track into his album “Until Death Call My Name.” Legal run-ins didn’t stall his output—if anything, they coexisted with his releases, which kept climbing the charts. In 2023, he signed with Motown Records, a move that felt more like a strategic pivot than a grand arrival.
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1 . Kevin Gates – I Love This Bitch
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Date Added : Jul 26,2025
Released in July 2025, “I Love This Bitch” appears on Kevin Gates‘ album “Luca Brasi 4,” issued through Bread Winner Alumni LLC and Artist Partner Group, Inc. The track is built around the push and pull of romantic entanglements and physical closeness, leaning on raw confession without dressing it up. Wrapped in his signature melodic grit, the song credits Kevin Gates alongside “Almighty Balloon.” Born in Baton Rouge in 1986, Gates has been active since 2007 and founded the Bread Winners’ Association label in 2012, charting a path through personal and professional hurdles alike. Song featured on the album : Luca Brasi 4
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