Although nothing went according to plan this year, the most successful musicians found ways to adapt and continue to advance their careers. This list focuses on overall impact, competence, quality, and influence in the period, and is intended to serve as a snapshot of the top hip-hop artists in their 20s throughout the past year.
Megan’s positive attitude in the face of bad news has helped her gain popularity quickly, but the truth is that she can also rap. Just have a look at her freestyle. Megan smashes over tracks, forcefully making her claim as one of the best rappers (male or female) out right now, with songs that are usually under two minutes long.
Travis Scott has officially reached the point where he is too big to fail. He appears to reach the top of the charts simply by waking up every morning, and he’s allegedly grown tired of rap, expanding his business to McDonald’s collaborations and PlayStation 5 unboxing videos. When he does decide to rap, however, he remains one of the game’s most interesting rappers.
Tyler has carefully selected his 2020 positions. He took a step back after the popularity of his 2019 masterwork, IGOR, and only came out when he felt like it. And, well, it turns out he was in the mood to rap this year.
Source- Complex
