Be prepared for the top 10 ranking of most dangerous rappers! When the term “dangerous” comes up, we know that we are talking about those who have committed some of the most gangster deeds, but we are also thinking about the best rappers of all time. In this post, you will find out all the details about the most feared rapper of all time and the best lyrical master in the game.
King Von, despite not being a household name in the rap world, is considered one of the most dangerous rappers of all time. He has been convicted of murder multiple times, and his gangster life ended during an altercation/ gunfire with rapper Quando Rondo. In the case of lyrically the most dangerous rapper, it’s hard to pick only one for the top spot. Kendrick Lamar, Eminem, NF, Aesop Rock, etc., are all mentionable names.
Ranking Of Most Dangerous Rappers Of All Time
This list will give you a random ranking of top 10 most dangerous rappers in terms of criminal record throughout the years. Remember that we aren’t ranking in a specific order because it’s not our place to decide whether one’s action is worst than the other. So here is the list!
Most dangerous rappers
- Lil Wayne
- Cassidy
- Gucci Mane
- Meek Mill
- Chris Brown
- Soulja Boy
- Snoop Dog
- The Game
- 21 Savage
- Blueface
Who is the most dangerous rapper 2021?
- C-Murder
- 6ix9ine
- Lil Wayne
- The Game
- Young Thug
- YNW Melly
- YoungBoy Never Broke Again
- Gucci Mane
- Cassidy
- Chris Brown
Most dangerous rappers 2020
- King Von
- 6ix9ine
- YNW Melly
- YoungBoy Never Broke Again
- C-Murder
- Gucci Mane
- Cassidy
- Kidd Creole
- Chris Brown
- YNW Melly
Who Are The Most Violent Rappers Of All Time?
The top 6 most violent rappers of all time include:
- King Von (most feared)
- YNW Melly
- NBA Youngboy
- Lud Foe
- Gucci Mane
Most Dangerous American Rapper
King Von is the most dangerous American rapper of all time, and no one will argue with this statement. King von was born on August 9, 1994, in Chicago, Illinois, and grew up in the black community, where he was close friends with rappers such as Chief Keef and Lil Durk.
Even before he became a famous rapper, he was regarded as a Chiraq killer and one of the greatest gang members in his group. He’s said to have murdered 5 persons before. He spent much of his adult life in prison and was acquitted of murder charges. Von went to jail for the first time when he was 16 years old. This would simply be the beginning of a lengthy series of legal problems for him.
On November 6, 2020, King Von got into a fight with rapper Quando Rondo. Things escalated, and finally, King Von was shot in the back multiple times by an anonymous person and died on a hospital bed.
Best Rappers Of All Time: Top 10
According to many fan bases, polls, and our own opinions on artists’ flow, records sell, and YouTube views, this is the top 10 (in random order) of the best rappers of all time:
- Nas
- Chance The Rapper
- The Notorious B.I.G
- Jay-Z
- Eminem
- Kendrick Lamar
- Tupac
- Rakim
- MF Doom
- Ice T
FAQs
Who is the most dangerous rapper in the world?
YNW Melly (Gifford, Florida) is presently incarcerated for the murder of gang members. NBA Youngboy (Baton Rouge) is the most violent gangster in his city, with a history of shootings. The O’Block’s King Von (Chicago) was dreaded by everybody and was involved in gang activities.
Did Jay-Z stab his brother?
Rivera, not Jay-Z brother, was stabbed by Jay-Z on December 1, 1999, during the release party for Q-Tip’s album. As for his brother, Jay-Z actually shot him for stealing his ring at the age of 12.
Who is the king of rap of all time?
Rolling Stone has named Eminem the King of Hip-Hop. Nevertheless, this title doesn’t sound right to many hip-hop fans. Some believe 2Pac, Jay-Z, B.I.G, etc., should have been crowned the title.
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