Rap Tapestries

You know who he is and you know what he wants.

I love it when it get that big "HA-HA"

There are some fond memories of getting serenade by Bushwick Bill at Trees in Deep Ellum.

The evolution

Bout the thug life fa sho.

Telling our stories since the beginning of time

Rap Job Title

Qveen herby fanart. Please, share your purchase here on instagram or twitter with the hashtags #rafagadsg #teepublic and be part of my community ;)

rapper russ

Just don't tell him you feel sorry for his Mother.

Future mask off

Detailed Illustration of the characters Jay and Silent Bob with a twist. Featuring South park style characters with a funny quote/rap.

Unique, great looking and 100% custom "I love Rap Music " design. Perfect gift for hip hop lovers and rap lovers. Music is everything. All it takes is 1 song to bring back 1000 memories. Check out my store for more designs like this!

RAP FAN

'NF Balloons" design inspired by NF the search

G59 Rap

Born Sinner

nipsey hussle

“ In the Ghettos of Harlem you don't buy respect ...you earn it.”

Santa wants to know what'cha what'cha what'cha want for Christmas.

Minimalist design of LL Cool J. Design by Neven Šotra, August 2020. www.nevensotra.ba

For old the old school rap and hip hop heads that pay homage to the music from the 90s!

Pete Davidson and Timothy Chalamét SNL skit sketch rap duo tiktok

Beautiful but Twisted

You gotta believe.

Prince Rakeem in the basement, circa 1994. Before the flood.

Lauryn Noelle Hill (born May 26, 1975) is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer. Hill is regarded as one of the greatest rappers of all time,[2] as well as one of the most influential musicians of her generation. She is often credited for breaking barriers for female rappers, popularizing melodic rap, and pioneering neo soul for mainstream audiences. In addition to being named one of the 50 Great Voices by NPR, Hill was listed as one of the 200 Greatest Singers of All Time by Rolling Stone. In 2015, she was ranked as the greatest female rapper by Billboard. Her other accolades include eight Grammy Awards—the most for any female rapper.

Biggie!

ghost dancing animation

This design pays tribute to the label Death Row Records, which made history in gangsta rap in the 90s. With its iconic logo featuring a death row inmate on an electric chair, this label produced classic albums by Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, 2Pac and other rap stars. This design is perfect for hip-hop and urban culture fans, who want to show their love for this legendary label.

it's not a trap

Hush that fuss

the esoteric symbols I put on this one almost look like they spell something but they don't

Classic 90's Hip Hop Art