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The Unkut Guide To Rap Genres

Posted on December 22, 2009December 24, 2019 by Robbie Ettelson

There are so many different types of rap today that almost anybody’s taste can be catered to. But how do you keep up with them all? Let’s take a quick look at some of the important rap genres that are out there right now…

Shout Rap

During the mid-80’s, Shout Rap was the move. Run-DMC perfected it and thousands followed until Rakim shut that shit down with his laid-back, precise delivery on ‘Eric B. Is President’. M.O.P., Bumpy Knuckles and Willie D keep it alive to this day.

Weed Carrier Rap

You got your deal because your boy had a hit. See: Bravehearts, Drag-On, St. Lunatics, Flipmode, D-12 etc.

Whisper Rap

Some people think that Young Chris from the Young Guns invented this technique. These people are morons. LL Cool J created that shit on his first album on joints like ‘I Want You’ and, more famously, ‘I Need Love’ on the follow-up. Currently still popular with Jay-Z and Termanology.

Champagne Rap

Another LL innovation, even though it alienated most of fans on Walking Like A Panther. Puffy, who was his manager at the time, took note and re-introduced the genre to the world with Biggie and Mase five years later. Jay-Z another early adopter, has since moved onto Wine Rap.

Crazy-Ass Cracker Rap

So you’re a white guy who raps, but you don’t want to be mistaken for Vanilla Ice. Solution? Act crazy. It worked for Eminem, Cage, Necro, Everlast, RA The Rugged Man and many, many more.

Gravel-Voiced Rap

Can either involve putting on a stupid voice or just being the result of having messed-up vocal chords. Big Twins, Agallah, Rockness Monsta and Party Arty (R.I.P) are prime examples.

Nasal Rap

First debuted on by Rammelzee on ‘Beat Bop’, it was adapted by Cypress Hill and their boys Funkdoobiest during the Weed Rap explosion of the early 90’s. Most recently demonstrated by Eminem on most of Relapse.

Gutter Rap

Anything that involves rapping about hitting people in the head with bottles. Blaq Poet is a perfect example.

Coke Rap

Anything where 75% of the subject matter revolves around slinging that girl. Think The Clipse, Raekwon and Hard White.

Hipster Rap

Blame Outkast.

Emo Rap

Want to hear dudes talking about feelings, but don’t dig the nu-metal styling’s of Linken Park? Then Atmosphere and Kid Cudi might be right up your alley. Music to cut yourself to.

Backpack Rap

First popularized by Buckshot of Black Moon in the ‘Who Got The Props’ video, but it could be argued that Leaders of the New School were the first backpackers in rap. Started to die off as the indy vinyl began to fade, and was buried forever by Kanye after he started rocking Gucci backpacks.

Horrorcore

From the days of Esham and Gangsta NIP to the Gravediggaz to Necro‘s Death Rap, rapping about cutting-up bodies in trash bags will never play out.

Macho Rap

The classic old-school style of Grandmaster Caz and Melle Mel, which was later championed by members of the original Flavor Unit such as Lakim Shabazz and Lord Alibaski.

Millionaire Rap

Really rich dudes explaining all the awesome stuff they do on the daily, when they aren’t making pointless vanity project rap albums.

Scientifical Madness Rap

Following in Jeru and Afu-Ra’s footsteps, projects from Divine Styler, Styles of Beyond and Dr. Octagon were basically just scientific manuals read-out over drum beats.

Ignorant Rap

Disco Rick, The Posion Clan, Bust Down and Awesome Dre are some pioneers in this field. More recently, OJ Da Juiceman and Gucci Mane have held down this lane.

Gun-Clap Rap

We don’t use Thug Rap or Reality Rap anymore. If you rap about Tonz ‘O Gunz…you know the rest.

Throwback Rap

Trying to rap like it was the 80’s or 90’s just because it seems ‘cool’ or ‘trendy’. The results are usually gheyer than a three dollar bill.

Disabled Rap

My bad…I mean Differently-Abled Rap. Think Rob Quest (the blind guy from Devin‘s old crew Odd Squad), Bushwick Bill (a midget who became a cyclops), the guy from the Ying Yang Twins with the gimp hand.

Space Rap

Prodigy from Mobb Deep might argue that Keith Murray was a Space Rapper, but it’s been going on since the days of electro. More recently, Mr. Lif and Lil’ Wayne have been spaced the fuck out.

Old Man Rap

Not every MC over 40 is necessarily is this category – only the dudes that bore us to tears with grown folk talk.

Jignorant Rap

When you combine a jiggy attitude with ignorant content, you get Jiggnorance. Killa Kam wins again.

Rat Rap

Anything with a reference to ‘Stop Snitching’.

Part Two

What else needs to be included?

55 thoughts on “The Unkut Guide To Rap Genres”

  1. Dom Corleone says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    Pimp Rap – Snoop Dogg, Devin the Dude, etc.

    Christian Rap – I don’t think I can name one Christian Rap group..

    Jazz Rap – ATCQ and De La, followed now by Jazz Liberatorz and Blu

    Grandma Rap – Common (when he’s not doing electro-hop nonsense) and especially Chamillionare bc he doesn’t curse. What part the game is that?

  2. ENIG MUE says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    heads up, its Rockness Monsta not Ruckness Monsta

  3. phd says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    das efx rap – everybody and they momma diggity-ed

    fast rap – twista, Jay Z, Jaz O, Bone thugs

    black rap – dead prez, x-clan, public enemy

    singa rap – Nate Dog, Bone Thugs, Buckshot, Method?

    funk rap – Dre, Redman, Lordz of the Underground

    Lisp Rap – eric sermon, kool G

    nahright rap – too easy?

    I can’t rap – Bizzare

    I really try hard rap – The Game, Chino XL

  4. Legend says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    lmao @ “music to cut yourself to”

  5. Jay says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    Corey red, Eshon Burgundy, and Theory Hazit are some tight Christian MCs. Trust me not what you would think.Google them.

  6. step one says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    Blog-Hop : Charles Hamilton, and whoever else has chucked Eskay a few $$$

  7. MF says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    I created the term Jiggnorant-Rap in 2000 to apply to classic era Ca$h Money Records and songs like Whoa as i felt J-Zone’s term of Ig’nant-Rap didn’t quite do the breathtaking displays of flossing and ignorance exhibited on them justice. Cam would definately be an excellent example, though.

    I think you have to credit Champagne-Rap and Millionaire-Rap to Dr Jeckyll & Mr Hyde.

    The proof : pre-LL songs like Gettin’ Money and Fast Life, the Champagne Of Rap LP front and back sleeves, Andre Harrel having the ego to book them above Run Dmc on bills, actually turning into an executive himself and being Puffy’s main inspiration.

  8. HM says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    Wow – this list falls very short. Have you ever watched the Boondocks? LOL.

    Misogynist Rap – Too Short, Jay-Z (early), Kurupt

    Beef Rap – 50 Cent

    Hyphy Rap – Yay Area

    Mexican Rap – Chicanos

    Really Fast Rap – Bone Thugs, Twista

    Thug Rap – Reminding the audience that they are thugs

  9. benhameen says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    Nasal > Nasel.

    fantastic article

  10. benhameen says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    Wow you mentioned Bust Down and Odd Squad and Gangsta Nip in one article. You fucking rule.

    Ive been knocked over by women on the way to the dance floor for Bust Down’s Nasty Bitch more times than I care to count.

    “Her pussyhole smells like sour cream n onions” is the definition of ignorance. or “She started to ride me, she rode me from the back I said ‘Whoa Kimosabe'”

  11. gordon gartrelle says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    nerd rap

    ho rap

    (wack) white chick rap

    minstrel rap

    kiddie rap

    hick rap

    multiculti rap (aka NPR rap)

    jock rap

    frat rap

  12. kid capo says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    Dude with the gimp hand is in 3-6 mafia, not Ying Yang…good list tho.

  13. Dallas' Blaxberry says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    You gotta include dyke rap and teh ghey rap if only for the fact that someone somewhere is doing that shit.

    Lazer Beam Rap – pew, pew, pew
    Church Rap – rappers becoming preachers
    Hand Clap Rap – Swizz Beats style plus whistles
    Fux Yo’ Rap – Man, fux this rap shit I am listening to rock music

  14. beanoo617 says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    how you gonna forget DMX in the gravel voiced rap category. this nigga talks like he raps.

  15. Molotov says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    Smooth Rap- Rap with a large female fanbase. Drake, Plies, Twista, Fab…

  16. JohnBlack says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    How the fuck could you leave Joe Budden out of the Emo rap section. He basically perfected that shit. You also left Uncle Murda out of the Gutter rap category. Young Jeezy isn’t under coke rap

    There nobody under Hipster rap?? Mickey Factz, Kidz In The Hall, The Knux and The Cool Kids runt that shit.

    The “Disabled Rap” category is bullshit as the main subject matter of these guys doesn’t revolve around being disabled.

    In summary your list needs a lot of work. Nice try though.

  17. lair says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    “Intelligent Thug” Rap – People like Tragedy, sometimes Prodigy. Also crosses over into “Messiah Rap” that Nas, Rakim, Killah Priest and Trag again (check the meaning of Mahdi) get into.

  18. se7enthirty says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    Nerdcore: Emcee Paul Barman

  19. getthesenets says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    THIS is why I fux with this site…

    don’t forget Ghost Written Rap

    where a master rhymer puts the pen to the paper and gives you a hit song…shouts to kane, kool g rap, and treach

  20. Beatlover says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    Would PM Dawn be the first Emo Rap??

  21. TYBO2020 says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    LMAO@WHISPER & OLD MAN RAP..FOR THE NAMES ALONE..

  22. clocksuckaz says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    drug rap. dudes who actually use drugs and then rap (and as we all know, weed is not a drug.)
    not to be confused with coke raps of course.

  23. dockevoc says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    cinema rap:

    Ghostface
    Slick Rick
    Scarface
    Nas

  24. I'm me says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    I love him to death(pause) but yu gotta put joe budden in that emo category

  25. Stixxx says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    School Rap – Kris Kross, because they missed the bus.

  26. silvamore says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    Alot of dudes can be cross-referenced into the “rap for people who dont like rap” category. “I like Coldplay, Mars Volta, The White Stripes, and some rap… you know, Kanye and Sage Francis”

  27. Joaq says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    HYPHY – I don’t think they know that’s my word!

    Rasta Rap

    Bay Rap – Zion I, Hyro (Maybe Back Packin’, but Zion I is still going)

  28. - keka - says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    ha, funny ish…
    i think yall got the ll albums backwards tho.. “i need love” came first.. “i want you” was the follow up.

  29. JP says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    How about skater rap: – pharell and fiasco

    LOL @ Lazer Beam Rap – pew, pew, pew

  30. Jablis says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    Back-and-Forth Rap- I’m not talking about Cameo. The first 3 and a half Outkast albums had a brilliant back-and-forth hand off quality between Andre and Big Boi. They may have drifted apart too much to make it work any more but M.O.P. still makes it work and they make it work very well.

  31. Son says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    Another heads up:

    Gravediggers = Gravediggaz
    Gangster NIP = Ganksta NIP

  32. bavu says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    r&b rap – rakim’s hits almost always interpreted popular r&b songs. now most of the hip hop soul stuff is more or less rhythm & blues x rap.

  33. Wally_Sean says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    Hahaha funny shit. i love how haters don’t get the joke and take this shit all serious. a couple others:
    that listen to more Dave Matthews than they do KRS-one making rap music about college life over Weezer songs. Usually pretty ghey. See Asher Roth and Chris Webby (like Asher, only more bro and less famous).

    “MC” rap: A lot of wordy, multi-syllabic nonsense that is on par with what you’d find in an online rap battle. See Canibus circa 2003

    Starbucks rap: The only kind of rap Starbucks would ever co-sign. Also pretty ghey. See Common and Jay-Z (yeah i said it).

    Wu Weed carrier rap: Same as normal weed carrier rap, but for Wu weed carriers since their are neigh-on 100 of them. See killarmy or sunz of man.

    Bitch music: more of an overarching category, bitch music pertains to everything from fabolous to common. basically anything your bitch would listen to.

  34. Wally_Sean says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    ah shit that first was supposed to be “frat rap”

  35. Johnny Hardcore says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    I love the term “weed carrier” ha ha..I’m gonna use that in a song for sure. I would love to sit down and add to this list and make up categories or I should say my O.C.D would love it but I’m to busy, nice post all the same, very entertaining. Keep the site going man. Its the only hip hop place I feel understood.

  36. gx says:
    December 22, 2009 at

    @clocksuckerz: Tame 1 kings this.

  37. dialect says:
    December 23, 2009 at

    Peace to the Gods rap = Brand Nubian, Killah Sha or anyone who excessively drops the word God.

  38. jamie j. says:
    December 23, 2009 at

    I love the term “weed carrier” ha ha..I’m gonna use that in a song for sure. I would love to sit down and add to this list and make up categories or I should say my O.C.D would love it but I’m to busy, nice post all the same, very entertaining. Keep the site going man. Its the only hip hop place I feel understood.
    Comment by Johnny Hardcore 12.22.09 @

    ^^^^^^^^

    You love the term ‘weed carrier’? Like this dude coined it? And you’re going to use it in a song? Maverick stuff!

  39. gstatty says:
    December 23, 2009 at

    pretendo rap – justin timberlake, black eyed peas

    in the space rap/robot rap category – esoteric, kool keith, non-prophets

    in the 80’s throwback rap – cool kids, kanye (only because of his shutter shades and tight pants)

    girl rap – queen latifah, mc lyte, yo-yo, rah digga, etc.

    sex style – too short, kool keith, ll cool j kinda

    annoying as fuck rap – dose one, awol one, busdriver, most mainstream rap

    new york rap – nuff said
    boston rap – guru, termanology, mr lif, esoteric
    philly rap – the roots, jedi mind tricks
    detroit rap – black milk, eminem, etc.

    fat rap – this is something you’ve done a drop about robbie can’t believe you forgot about it, the fat boys, big pun, notorious b.i.g., rick ross, heavy d, and so on.

    conspiracy theory rap – prodigy, jedi mind tricks, atma, lost children of babylon, immortal technique

    pcp rap – tame-one, cage, beastie boys, necro

  40. gstatty says:
    December 23, 2009 at

    oh you can’t forget to put mf grimm in the disabled rap category

  41. swordfish says:
    December 23, 2009 at

    martial arts rap.xxx rap.fast flow.bragnboast.
    oh n sean price is the definition of ignorance.

  42. Goldie says:
    December 23, 2009 at

    Shawty Lo would go under whisper rap; also DJ Paul of Three 6 Mafia was born with a stunted arm, and D-Roc of the Ying Yang Twins was born with two fingers missing on one of his hands.

  43. Robbie says:
    December 23, 2009 at

    @jamie j: Actually,I kinda did blow-up the term Weed Carrier: http://www.byroncrawford.com/2005/04/weed_carriers.html

    @keka: Please go and sit in the corner.

  44. Johnny Hardcore says:
    December 23, 2009 at

    @ jamie j…I haven’t heard it before. I thought it was witty, I thought Robbie made it up,I was suggesting I would make a punch line out of the term.I guess he didn’t make it up, oh well,its still funny and your name is still jamie J…how MAVERICK is that? Who even uses the word maverick? Do you call swimming trunks “swimmers”?(says in best Austin Powers voice)

  45. Johnny Hardcore says:
    December 23, 2009 at

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_J4SBUwe5U&feature=related

    Work that up in yourself and have a Merry Christmas.

  46. hook says:
    December 23, 2009 at

    Mack Rap — Too Short
    Pimp Rap — Suga Free

  47. dj blendz says:
    December 23, 2009 at

    “conspiracy theory rap – prodigy, jedi mind tricks, atma, lost children of babylon, immortal technique”

    Add Nonphixion and Ill Bill to this too,one of the best to do this type of rap

  48. Trickykid says:
    December 23, 2009 at

    Bad jamaican accent rap : KRS One, Heavy D

    I’m nothing without primo beats rap : Guru, Jeru, Group Home

    I don’t care baout music rap : too many to name

    I pretend to be a muslim but act like stupid ignorant fuck rap : too many to name

  49. Trickykid says:
    December 23, 2009 at

    I’m dead but still release records : Biggie, 2 Pac, Old Dirty Bastard

  50. Trickykid says:
    December 23, 2009 at

    I was produced by the bomb squad and still manage to have wack beats on my album rap : young black teenagers

  51. Jermaine Thomas says:
    December 23, 2009 at

    To add a few more rap generes:
    LCD rap
    Ringtone rappers
    Myspace Rappers
    Mixtape rappers
    Chubby Becky Rappers

  52. Dora The Explorer says:
    December 24, 2009 at

    Buck 65 should be here.
    How about Cunninlynguists?

    Nasal rap made me laugh. Cypress Hill is NOTHING but nasal music.

  53. Johnny Hardcore says:
    December 24, 2009 at

    Ad Rock is the first Nasal kid I do believe.

  54. Tyrone L says:
    December 24, 2009 at

    Christian Rap – that guy who does “My Life be Like”.

  55. T says:
    December 25, 2009 at

    http://hailmaryjane.com/christmas-toke/

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