Top 10 Best Trap Rappers of All Time
Trap music is associated with shouter drug lords who sell records and dope. These are the very best rappers within the genre.By far the most talented artist in the history of trap. He's a phenomenal producer, sonically very creative, uses autotune very efficiently, and has created some of the best melodies I have ever heard. Give this man his flowers while he's still with us.
If you don't think Travis is one of the most talented artists in trap music when it comes to beat production and flow, then you haven't listened to him enough. But he only shows his real flow capabilities in a few songs.
One of the best producers in the trap game and also great at using his voice as an instrument with autotune. Deserves top five.
No doubt he's the best in every genre of rap. He's got hard beats and even harder bars. None of his songs are the same. The man even has a song where almost half the lyrics are in Spanish. Gucci is the Godfather of modern rap, and he's about it for real. I don't know of another artist with more mixtapes. Who can go from the first Trap House album to being in a song with Selena Gomez? #EastAtlantaSanta #Mr.Zone6
Gucci Mane is the definition of trap and lives the trap life. From his beginning, he's rapped about the white, the green, and the purp. Not to mention, he's arguably the mixtape king of the past decade.
A pure legend in the rap industry. Some say he has no meaning at all, but they're too ignorant to realize it. Listen to songs like Codeine Crazy, March Madness, and My Savages, and you'll realize he has actual meaning in some of his songs. It's not all hype, even though his hype songs are fire.
From mixtapes like Monster and Beast Mode to albums like Pluto and DS2, along with hits like Mask Off and Used to This, he kills every song. There is no reason why he isn't on top. He's got the voice, the flow, actual bars sometimes, and the hit-making skills. What a legend, Future Hendrix.
Their flow variety is the best. They made every trapper do the "Migos Flow" on their jams. Plus, their lifestyle is pure trap.
They are lyrically good and murder every beat. I think they are good 1000 percent. That's abnormal, but they deserve it, yeah!
They are by far the best rap trio, and I cannot stop listening to them. Absolutely love them!
Great lyrics, great flow, great voice - he's the full package. And when he's got a good beat behind him, almost always, he's one of, if not the best, rapper in the game right now. Underrated.
The king should be number one, not Gucci Lame! I don't even like trap music that much anymore, but I like T.I. because he made intelligent trap music, nothing like the trap music of today. Gucci Mane just talks about stupid nonsense in every song. T.I. actually had a message in his trap music.
His beats aren't hardcore Southern trap beats, but T.I. is the only Southern rapper with good lyricism, good flow, and some cool beats. Just listen to What You Know, Dead and Gone, No Matter What, That's All She Wrote, Live Your Life, and the list goes on.
He's fully creative. That's the most important point. He works hard and makes something that entertains people. Great rapper and person.
Nice flow and voice, great production, catchy hooks, pretty good lyrics. It's lit.
Best sounding voice, best beats, best hooks, best everything.
People don't give this guy a chance, but he actually makes good songs. And if you actually read the lyrics of his good songs, he is kind of lyrical.
Hands down the best trap rapper! Young Thug's flows are crazy. Nobody raps better than him currently.
He's the GOAT and the most unique rapper ever!
I agree with you, but La Familia is a terrible example. He is a Dow Jones rapper (up-and-down). One song he'll kill it, and the next, he will rhyme a bunch of elementary nonsense over a hard beat.
How is Kevin not higher up on here? He is definitely in the trap section and is amazing. La Familia, for example, is amazing.
Should for sure be higher up. He has raw storytelling with a smooth flow. The Luca Brasi Story was a great play-through album. Islah was great as well.
I like A$AP Rocky very much. He is one of the best American rappers, but not a trap rapper.
His song Look at Me is hella lit but very vulgar and graphic, like a lot of his other music, which involves angry, violent, and overly sexual lyrics. However, he is not a one-trick pony and explores other genres besides trap, such as rock and indie. His slower, deeper songs are lyrical and creative, though. Pretty deep stuff.
He died for the fans. His death cannot be a coincidence. He created the albums "?" and "Skins." There is a collaboration between him and Lil Pump.
Most influential rapper of this entire generation. Represents the whole 90s and 2000s babies era.
Yo Gotti is not new to the game. His major label debut came out in 2003. He hasn't had major mainstream attention until 2016 with his song with Nicki Minaj, but he has been getting played on rap radio since at least 2009 when he dropped that "Women Lie, Men Lie" song with Lil Wayne.
A true voice of the streets here.
Even though he's a bit underrated and sounds like someone that gets triggered in every song, he is amazing. He makes fire beats like I Don't Like and Love Sosa. The others are considered the best just because of a one-hit wonder.
I do like Young Thug, Lil Uzi Vert, and Migos. So, if you're into trap, then maybe you should check him out. You might love Sosa.
Come on, he is the best. Listen to Finally Rich (Deluxe), the best album ever.
Chief Keef is the best trap rapper that ever stepped in a booth.
Waka and Lex, along with Future, pioneered modern trap.
Unlike Plies, Jeezy, Rick Ross, Gucci Mane, and other mainstream Southern rappers from the 2000s, this dude can actually spit.
Ross raps from the perspective of a drug lord, not a low-level trap dealer.
TM101 pioneered trap and even rap in general. Even artists like Kendrick have recognized the influence.
Jeezy is the hood favorite. Yo Gotti comes close, and behind him, Future and Gucci.
Jeezy is the best in my mind. He and Gucci are like Kobe and Jordan.
Already a GOAT. Dropped two huge albums in the trap scene: Self-Titled and Die Lit.
He is great and has good flow. I would put him up there with legends. Iconic.
Just too nice with it. Come on, keep it 100. Ain't many out there that can even stand on the same stage as Drake. The future Jay Z in the making.
She told me, Do you love me? I only take it partly. I only love my bed and my mama. I'm sorry.