Scorpion is an apt title Drake’s fifth album: Anyone who listens can’t help but feel its sting.
Jay-Z and Beyoncé have some profound things to say about life and marriage here … and more than a few …
Kanye West’s latest album has some genuinely nice moments … and some of his most disturbingly problematic lyrics ever.
Does depicting violence force us to confront injustice or merely desensitize us more? “This Is America” begs that question.
On Post Malone’s second effort, he does whatever he wants—though unbridled hedonism clearly isn’t making him happy.
Cardi B’s nonstop vulgarity might just make you feel as if she’s invaded your privacy.
This soundtrack’s admirable cry for justice, love and equality competes with explicit lyrics filled with sex, drugs and violence.
Is Drake’s rambling, zigzagging autobiographical song really about seeking divine guidance for his life?
NF’s latest single combats the rap norm with a captivating lyrical style packed with real emotions and honest confessions.
Carrie Underwood fights her way to the top as a “The Champion” with this inspiring anthem.
Eminem has always been known for his controversial, graphic lyrics. Revival is no exception.
Charli XCX’s latest mixtape chronicles the ups and downs of living life in the fast lane.
Eminem’s latest profanely ponders how to make sense of life as fame begins to fade.
“MotorSport” is less like a sport, and more like a degrading song that glorifies promiscuity, drugs and violence.
The third effort from this Christian rapper is indisputably raw, unapologetic and confessional—and redemptive, too.