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Rap lyricism refers to the art of creating meaningful and complex lyrics in hip-hop music, which has evolved significantly over the years. From its roots in traditional hip-hop to the emergence of new styles like mumble rap, rap lyricism has been shaped by various factors, including social context, cultural influences, and technological advancements. With the rise of online platforms like SoundCloud, new sub-genres have emerged, sparking debates about the importance of lyricism in hip-hop. According to a study by the [[national-endowment-for-the-arts|National Endowment for the Arts]], hip-hop has become one of the most popular music genres in the US, with over 25% of teenagers listening to hip-hop daily. As of 2022, the global hip-hop market was valued at over $10 billion, with artists like [[kendrick-lamar|Kendrick Lamar]] and [[j-cole|J. Cole]] pushing the boundaries of rap lyricism. Despite the controversy surrounding mumble rap, many artists, including [[lil-uzi-vert|Lil Uzi Vert]] and [[travis-scott|Travis Scott]], have found success with this style, which has been streamed over 10 billion times on platforms like [[spotify|Spotify]] and [[apple-music|Apple Music]].