Can You Match the Lyrics to the Rapper?

We’re pretty sure your favorite rap song is catchy AF, but do you really know what the artist is saying? Test your hip-hop skills and match the lyrics to the rapper!

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Call me what you want, b*tch! / Call me on my Sidekick! / Never answer when it's private / damn, I hate a shy b*tch.

These lyrics are from Lil Wayne's 2008 single, "A Milli."

She say, "Do you love me?" / I tell her, "Only partly / I only love my bed and my mama, I'm sorry."

Drake spat this classic line on his 2018 song, "God's Plan."

I pull up, I pull up, I pull up / I hop out with all of the drugs and the good luck (Skrrt) / I'm cookin', I'm cookin', I'm whippin' / I'm whippin' into a rock up, let it lock up (Lock up).

Migos came out swinging with their 2016, chart-topping hit, "Bad and Boujee" featuring Lil Uzi Vert.

I got a cute face, chubby waist / Thick legs, in shape / Rump shakin, both ways / Make you do a double take.

Missy Elliott rapped these lyrics in her banger, "Lose Control" (2005).

My life is a movie / Bull ridin' and boobies / Cowboy hat from Gucci / Wrangler on my booty.

These lyrics are from none other than Lil Nas X's debut single, "Old Town Road" (2018).

Ain't nobody freak like me / Give ya what you need like me / Ain't nobody got up on they tip-tip toes / Then rode to the tip like me.

Megan Thee Stallion rose to stardom with these lyrics from her 2019 single, "Big Ole Freak."

I'm supposed to be locked up too / If you escaped what I've escaped / You'd be in Paris getting f**ked up too.

These lyrics are from Jay-Z and Kanye West's 2011 smash hit, "N***as in Paris."

Yo! His palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy / There's vomit on his sweater already: Mom's spaghetti.

Eminem went bar for bar in his 2002 megahit, "Lose Yourself."

Hold up, wait a minute, y'all thought I was finished? / When I bought that Aston Martin, y'all thought it was rented?

These lyrics were belted by Meek Mill in his 2012 "Dreams and Nightmares (Intro)."

My b*tch a choosy lover / never f**k without a rubber / Never in the sheets, like it on top of the cover / Money on the dresser, drive a Kompressor / Top notch h**s get the most, not the lesser.

These classic lyrics are from the late, legendary Pimp C in UGK's "International Player’s Anthem (I Choose You)" featuring Outkast (2006).

I'm fully focused, man, my money on my mind / Got a mil' out the deal and I'm still on the grind / Now Shorty said she feelin' my style, she feelin' my flow / Her girlfriend willin' to get bi and they ready to go (Okay!).

50 Cent rapped these lyrics in his 2003 hit, "In Da Club."

I made the change from a common thief / To up close and personal with Robin Leach / And I'm far from cheap, I smoke skunk with my peeps all day / Spread love, it's the Brooklyn way.

The Notorious B.I.G. rapped these lyrics in his 1994 hit, "Juicy."

I'ma throw shade if I can't get paid / Blow you up to your girl like the Army grenade / You can slide on my ice like the Escapade And itchy-gitchy-yaya with the marmalade.

This infamous line is from Lil Kim's 1996 classic, "Crush On You (Remix).

I'm a bad boy, with a lot of h**s / Drive my own cars, and wear my own clothes / I hang out tough, I'm a real boss.

Snoop Dogg smoothly rapped these bars on his 2004 single, "Drop It like It's Hot" featuring Pharrell.

You see my grandmama hate it, but my lil mama love it / Cause when I... Open up ya mouth, ya grill gleaming / Eyes stay low from the chiefing.

Nelly rapped these lyrics in "Grillz," featuring Big Gipp, Ali Jones, and Brandi Williams (from the group, Blaque)

I've been dranking and busting too / And I been thanking of busting you / Upside your motherf**kin' forehead / And if your friends jump in, (Aw girl!) they'll be mo' dead.

Ludacris rapped these lyrics in his 2002 hit, "Word of Mouf," featuring Mystikal and I-20.

B*tch, I got no feelings to go I swear I had it up to here / I got no ceilings to go I mean, for real / f**k how you feel / F**k your two cents if it ain't goin' towards the bill.

Big Sean kept it real in his 2014 hit, "I Don't F**k with You" featuring E-40.

First things first: rest in peace Uncle Phil For real / you the only father that I ever knew / I get my b*tch pregnant, I'ma be a better you

J. Cole rapped this first line on "No Role Modelz" (2015).

He gon' buy me Gucci if I ask for it / He a classy n***a rockin' Tom Ford / I bet your lil' sister wanna look like me (Lil' b*tch) / I bet your lil' brother wanna f**k on me.

The City Girls ripped this one in their 2019 Lil Yachty-written hit, "Act Up"

They say I'm wrong and I'm heartless / but all along I was lookin' for a father, he was gone / I hung around with the thugs / And even though they sold drugs / They showed a young brother love.

2Pac rapped these lyrics in his most popular song, "Dear Mama" (1995).

Feelin' like Katrina with no FEMA / Like Martin with no Gina / Like a flight with no Visa / First class with the seat back, I still see ya.

Kanye West rapped these lyrics in his 2007 hit, "Flashing Lights" featuring Dwele and Australian singer, Connie Mitchell.

I'm the hottest in the streets, know you prolly heard of me / Got a bag and fixed my teeth, hope you h**s know it ain't cheap / And I pay my mama bills, I ain't got no time to chill.

Cardi B got super real with us in her 2017 debut hit "Bodak Yellow."

Turn a five star hotel to a traphouse / Roaches everywhere, like we forgot to take the trash out.

Future rapped this in his joint hit, "Low Life," featuring The Weeknd.

He cold, he dope, he might sell coke / He always in the air, but he never fly coach.

Nicki Minaj dreamt up her perfect guy with these lyrics from "Super Bass" (2011).

There was Brenda, LaTisha, Linda, Felicia Dawn, LeShaun, Ines, and Alicia Teresa, Monica, Sharron, Nicki Lisa, Veronica, Karen, Vicky Cookie, well, I met her in a ice cream parlor Tonya, Diane, Lori, and Carla Marina, Selena, Katrina, Sabrina / About three Kims, LaToya, and Tina Shelley, Bridget, Cathy, Rasheeda Kelly, Nicole, Angel, Juanita Stacy, Tracie, Rohna, and Ronda Donna, Ulanda, Tawana, and Wanda.

DMX called out all of these women on his 2000, Sisqo-assisted hit, "What These B*tches Want" track that recently turned into an Instagram challenge.

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