Mississippi Rappers
List of Top Rappers from Mississippi
Despite the popularity and growth in hip hop, Mississippi rappers have never made a major impact in the rap game, other than the success of artists like Rae Sremmurd, David Banner, and Soulja Boy, whose from multiple places, alongside the regional and local success of rappers like Smoke D, Boo Rosini, Lil C and the late Lil Lonnie.
While not the most populous state as the bulk of the population is in the state’s capital city of Jackson and the Gulf Coast’s Biloxi and Gulfport areas, there still is much talent throughout the state with Mississippi rappers hailing from the larger cities or the small towns within the Delta or other sections of the state.
Following the success of David Banner, Big KRIT for the longest has been carrying Mississippi in hip-hop. Once viewed as one of the top hip hop artists of the 2010s, Big KRIT brought much soul and class to the rap game, while making sure that everyone knows he represents Mississippi.
Entering the 2020s, rappers from Mississippi like BigWalkDog have truly become the face of rap music from the state. Signed to Gucci Mane’s 1017 Records, BigWalkDog has easily stood out with his strong delivery and raw lyrics. Along with the 1017 signee, Mississippi has bred the likes of Lil Zay, Nickoe, Backdoor Sam, Milli Montana, Ant200, and a handful of others, some now vets in Mississippi’s rap scene, others have emerged as new faces to the state’s hip-hop.
Top 12 Mississippi Rappers
1. Big Krit
Follow on Instagram: @Big Krit and watch on Youtube: Big Krit
2. BigWalkDog
Follow on Instagram: @BigWalkDog and watch on Youtube: BigWalkDog
3. Lil Zay
Follow on Instagram: @Lil Zay and watch on Youtube: Lil Zay
4. Backdoor Sam
Follow on Instagram: @Backdoor Sam and watch on Youtube: Backdoor Sam
5. Nickoe
Follow on Instagram: @Nickoe and watch on Youtube: Nickoe
6. Ant200
Follow on Instagram: @Ant200 and watch on Youtube: Ant200
7. Milli Montana
Follow on Instagram: @Milli Montana and watch on Youtube: Milli Montana
8. Guy 2x
Follow on Instagram: @Guy 2x and watch on YouTube: Guy 2x
9. Lil Jay Brown
Follow on Instagram: @Lil Jay Brown and watch on YouTube: Lil Jay Brown
10. Kvng Zeakyy
Follow on Instagram: @Kvng Zeakyy and watch on YouTube: Kvng Zeakyy
11. QBG DirtyRed
Follow on Instagram: @QBG DirtyRed and watch on Youtube: QBG DirtyRed
12. BBN 4x
Follow on Instagram: @BBN 4x and watch on Youtube: BBN 4x
Honorable Mention Mississippi rappers
– Drevo Coolidge Instagram: @Drevo Coolidge and Youtube: Drevo Coolidge
– A+ SVM Instagram: @APlussvm and Youtube: APlussvm
– $hawn $kully Instagram: @$hawn $kully and Youtube: $hawn $kully
– Kreole Trey Instagram: @Kreole Trey and Youtube: Kreole Trey
– Wicked Tez Instagram: @Wicked Tez and Youtube: Wicked Tez
– Bossmane Zo Instagram: @Bossmane Zo and Youtube: Bossmane Zo
– Paedro Instagram: @Paedro and Youtube: Paedro
– Gee Baby Out West Instagram: @GeeBaby OutWest and Youtube: GeeBaby OutWest
– Lil Delo Instagram: @Lil Delo and Youtube: Lil Delo
– Chief Lay Instagram: @Chief Lay and Youtube: Chief Lay
– Isiah BinLaden Instagram: @Isiah BinLaden and Youtube: Isiah BinLaden
– Lil Meezy Instagram: @Lil Meezy and Youtube: Lil Meezy
Rappers from Mississippi Related Topics:
1 Top Atlanta Rappers
2 Map of Mississippi Hoods
3 Top Alabama Rappers
4 Top Baton Rouge Rappers
5 Top Memphis Rappers
*Unofficial Order. The more popular artists that have a combination of the most followers, streams, and views are near the top.
*If any artists are missing from the list leave a comment or email info@kltvltz.com
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