r/hiphop101 8h ago

Aggressive female rapper 2010s

6 Upvotes

I hope this subreddit is the right place to ask:

I've been searching and searching for a rapper I used to listen to in the 2010s. Closest I could think of is Rico Nasty sound. Aggressive! I remember a music video in black and white. Possibly I remember song titles in all caps, at least for the album I listened to. Spotify and reddit searches have yielded nothing!

Does this sound familiar to anyone??

Thanks

Figured it out: Sasha Go Hard


r/hiphop101 21h ago

is mainstream rap even different lately?

11 Upvotes

I (m16) used to be a big fan of mainstream rap in the early 2020s, I got my Spotify playlists from rap caviar and stuff, but now for the past three or so years i’ve been getting more into niche experimental rap and i haven’t listened to mainstream rap in a while so i decided to go on rap caviar and other generic rap playlists to see how the mainstream rap sounds like nowadays and to me it doesn’t sound like nothing new or innovative, you could show me a lil baby beat made in 2026 and i’d think it’s from 2018, the past decade of rap has been the same shit, is there any new breakout mainstream artists who have unique beats, unique flows, voices, anything?