Beastie Boys (Brooklyn)
Funky, sarcastic white-boy rappers who did "Sabotage"
Famous Rappers from United States
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Brown, Foxy (Brooklyn)
The sassy rapper of Ill Na Na -
Chamillionaire (Houston)
Rapper who did the hit song "Ridin'" -
Chingy (St. Louis)
Rapper of the 2003 hit "Right Thurr" -
Common (Chicago)
The rapper who co-wrote the theme from Selma -
DMX (Baltimore)
Rapper of "Get At Me Dog" -
Dogg, Snoop (Long Beach)
Languid West Coast rapper and celebr-izzle -
Dr. Dre (Los Angeles)
Founding member of the gangsta rap group N.W.A. -
Elliott, Missy (Portsmouth)
Singer of the song "The Rain" -
Eminem (St. Joseph)
Rapper of the hit "The Slim Shady LP" -
Eve of Destruction (Philadelphia)
"The First Lady" of Ruff Ryders Entertainment -
Glover, Donald (Edwards Air Force Base)
Star and creator of 'Atlanta', and rapper Childish Gambino -
Hussle, Nipsey (Los Angeles)
Grammy nominated rapper who did the album 'Victory Lap' -
Ice Cube (Los Angeles)
Rap's NWA co-founder and movie star of Barbershop -
Jackson, Curtis (Queens)
The rapper who made the hit album Get Rich or Die Tryin -
Jay-Z (Brooklyn)
Rapper of "Empire State of Mind" -
Jones, Mike (Houston)
Houston-grown rapper of the single "Still Tippin'" -
Kim, Lil' (Brooklyn)
The controversial female rapper of "No Time" -
Lamar, Kendrick (Compton)
The rapper who did "Swimming Pools (Drank)" -
Lil' Bow Wow (Columbus)
Youthful rapper of "Bounce With Me" -
Lil' Fizz (Los Angeles)
The singer who played Rashann in the movie You Got Served -
Lil' Romeo (New Orleans)
Young rapper of "My Baby" and star of TV's Romeo! -
Lil Wayne (New Orleans)
The Grammy-winning rapper of the Tha Carter series of albums -
Loc, Tone (Los Angeles)
Rapper of 1989's "Wild Thing" -
Ludacris (Champaign)
Rapper who did "Southern Hospitality" -
Macklemore (Seattle)
The rapper who did "Thrift Shop" and "Same Love" -
Mos Def (Brooklyn)
Rapper and co-star of the movie Be Kind, Rewind -
Nelly (Austin)
The guy who did the song "Hot in Herre" -
Outkast
The Grammy-winning rappers who sang Hey Ya! -
Punisher, Big (The Bronx)
Super-sized Latin rapper -
Queen Latifah (Newark)
The jail matron Mama in the movie Chicago -
Rhymes, Busta (Brooklyn)
Rubbery-faced, raspy-voiced Brooklyn rapper -
Rule, Ja (Queens)
Tough-talking rapper of the hit singles "Holla Holla" and "Clap Back" -
Scott-Heron, Gil (Chicago)
The writer and performer of 1970's "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" -
Shakur, Tupac (Brooklyn)
Late rapper of 2Pacalypse Now -
The Game (Compton)
Rapper who did 2005's The Documentary -
T.I. (Atlanta)
Rapper of the 2006 album King -
West, Kanye (Atlanta)
The rapper who married Kim Kardashian -
Yauch, Adam (New York City)
MCA from the rap group Beastie Boys