What female rappers have the most replayable singles and albums?
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MajesticLion
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Lauryn
Bahamadia
Eve
Lyte
Latifah
Bahamadia
Eve
Lyte
Latifah
mia, kim, foxy
MajesticLion
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ppl claim she was exposed a fraud...but cant tell u the source..
if u actually listen to this album....her mom is literally on the album callin her by her governent name...and askin her why she goin this route when she is a good girl...everything in the wall street journal...interview..was literally on the album
def jam some hoes for lettin the interview fukk her career up..when she pretty much had her mom...on her debut album...givin her the 3rd degree..
dj quik amg and ricky royal( of rap-a-lot's royal flush) was ahead of their time...with the angle of this album...
how good kids..with great backgrounds..decide to become gangsta/street like a bunch of rappers who were good kids come from good homes but turn street for the industry
this album was good kid in a mad city ....the female version..her momma started the album..her dad ended the album...
Damn
mc lyte. both lyte as a rock and eyes on this 
she dropped six more albums but i didn't mess with them like that, only singles. but her first two were unreal
i won't even continue because i listen to mad female rappers. i didn't even realize that it was a thing for nikkas to not fukk with them until like 10 years ago (rest in peace sean price lmao). both me and my cousin stayed listening to female rappers pretty much to get the female perspective on things i suppose. i fukk with them to this day. no mango but the thottie rappers too
she dropped six more albums but i didn't mess with them like that, only singles. but her first two were unreal
i won't even continue because i listen to mad female rappers. i didn't even realize that it was a thing for nikkas to not fukk with them until like 10 years ago (rest in peace sean price lmao). both me and my cousin stayed listening to female rappers pretty much to get the female perspective on things i suppose. i fukk with them to this day. no mango but the thottie rappers too
bro...bo$$ with ricky royal penning the lyrics..was unfukkwitable...Damn
thats why when ppl say bun murder verse is the greatest of all time..they dont realize ricky wrote it..n was with bun for a minute..
if u got a ghost..in ya studio...u will automatically sound like em
ricky...then go back n listen to bun...same breathing and flow
now boss bun n ricky on the same track
big pimpin is the last time...we heard bun use the coco budda/ricky royal flow...
u never heard bun rap like ricky ever again..but he did randomly give em a top 5 doa of all time..out of nowhere
n put boys on all hip hop on to
Newportbox
All Star
Bahamadia's Kollage >
zayk35
Superstar
boys never paid attention to bun..it was a time he was agressive as hell..u just fukked me ALL the way up....
95/96-2000 i give em 2000..ricky was his mentor...he looked up to ricky..976-dope n 976-bunb
the trill series...he didnt even show glimpse of murder
every verse once he got to rap-a-lot was candy paint..stitch n tuck
rydin dirty and dirty money bun was agressive and rhymin his ass off flow wise..
then he went all the way backwards lyrically...he wasnt even super tight bun
Tribal Outkast
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These are some of the songs in my forever rotation. There’s little tots of dope female emcees out here
Foxy Brown ... Her flow is timeless and has the GOAT female rap album Broken Silence
