List Of 295+ Rapper Quotes

So Sometimes If I'm Working With A Rapper, Like Ghostface Killah Or Nas, Producing Usually Means, In Hip-hop, That You Make The Music. You Make The Beat, And You Give It To Them. And They Write The Rhymes.

I Never Worry 'cause People Always Try To Categorize Me. "oh, That's Reggaeton." "oh, He's A Latin Rapper." "oh, He's Crunk." "oh, He's A Southern Rapper," Or, "he's A Club Rapper." As Long As They're Listening To The Music And They're Talkin' About It, One Way Or The Other, That Means I'm Doing Something Right.

As Far As My Single Selections, Over The Years It's Been A Very Essential Part Of My Survival Tactic, But I Have No Problem Being Able To Jump On Records With Whoever People Think Is The Rawest Rapper In The Game Or Number One Or King Or Whatever They Wanna Name Themselves, To Be Honest With You. It Doesn't Affect Me, 'cause That's What I Come From; I'm Comfortable In That Zone. But I Don't Wanna Make Hood Music, I Don't Wanna Make Street Music, I Want To Make World Music, Global Music, International Music.

I Was A Hop-around. I Hung Out With The Rockabilly Crew, The Guys Who Were Trying To Be Rappers, The Funny Kids.

But, By Just Being Myself, I End Up Touching A Lot More People Who Might Never Have Paid Much Attention To A Female Rapper.

You Can't Run Game On A Rapper. I'm Always 10 Steps Ahead Of You.

A Lot Of Rappers Want Somebody To Always Sing On Their Records. If You Can Hold A Note, They're Gonna' Ask You To Come And Be Apart Of Their Creativity. At That Time, They Were Eager And On The Streets Selling Drugs Or In The Studio Making Music. That Was A Big Part Of Our Lives Were I Grew Up.

When I Grew Up I Saw Females Doing Certain Things, And I Thought I Had To Do That Exactly. The Female Rappers Of My Day Spoke About Sex A Lot . . . And I Thought That To Have The Success They Got, I Would Have To Represent The Same Thing. When In Fact I Didn’t Have To Represent The Same Thing.

I'm A Rapper... Gaga's A Fantastic Artist, You Know, She Paved Her Way. She's Opened Her Own Lane. But I Think That I Have My Own Lane. And We Never Cross. Ever. So, You Know, I Really Don't Get The Comparison Anymore. Our Music Doesn't Sound The Same. Our Stage Presence Is Not The Same. I Just Can't See The Similarities.

These Broke Rappers Always Rappin Bout A Pink Truck. I'm Only Happy When I'm Hoppin Out The Brinks Truck.

In The History Of The Hip Hop World...there Has Been One, Single, Solitary Human Being In The History Of The World. One Female Rapper To Sell More Albums Than Me In The First Week.

My Wigs Are Ever Changing In Height, Width, Color, Size. They Make Me Feel Happy. Wearing Them Makes Me Feel Like I Can Be A Different Person Every Day And That Is Kind Of Exciting.