Rap Lyrics

The rapper shut down ghostwriting allegations and spelled out the meaning behind the line from her new song preview.

The Dallas rapper's songs could be used as evidence in his trial for the 2020 death of Mo3.

The Junior M.A.F.I.A. veteran was asked how he feels about critics calling Biggie's lyrics "suspect."

Latto's "Gimme Dat" lyric came after Cardi B was heard in an alleged leaked call with Ice Spice's manager in which she referred to her as a "p*ssy."

"I can't remember where my brain was at at that time," Cam said of the 1998 lyric.

Online listeners dissect Drake’s “bills on they face” line, debating sextuple entendres, duck anatomy references, and possible nods to his rap battle with Kendrick Lamar.

Drake dissed his former collaborator on the track "Make Them Pay" from his new album 'Iceman.'

Scott’s legal team previously filed a brief arguing that the use of lyrics in the case was unconstitutional and “particularly egregious.”

The law sets standards for how music, visual art, poetry, and other forms of creativity can be used as evidence in court.

Afroman has spoken out against the cops who raided his home after he was found not guilty of defaming them last month.

The track is featured on Mike WiLL Made-It’s new album, 'R3SET.'

Young Thug, Killer Mike, and more have also expressed support for similar arguments in response to the Texas sentencing.

"The bear hibernating, don’t poke him," Tip raps in the new track.

The track appears on Keem's sophomore album, out now.

A split decision cut out most of the videos, allowed some of the lyrics, and punted on the rest until later in the month.

The preview of Durk's trial came up in arguments over whether the rapper's lyrics should be part of the case.

"We did him wrong," the narrator admits in the new track "SAFETY."