AMALGOMEGA's Most Influential Rappers In Hip Hop History

Jay Z

Eminem



Drake



50 Cent



Lil Wayne



Notorious BIG



DMX



Tupac



Pimp C




Too Short




Future


Kanye West



Ludacris



Kendrick Lamar



LL Cool J



TI



Eazy-E



Chief Keef



Snoop Dogg





Method Man



J Cole




Nas




Lil Kim



Camron




Gucci Mane



E40



Travis Scott




Jeezy





Honorable Mentions:  Young Dolph, Nicki Minaj, ASAP Rocky, Juvenile, Beanie Sigel, YG, Ma$e, Wiz Khalifa, Rick Ross




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