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Statistics About The Most Dangerous Rappers

Statistical analysis indicates that rappers with a history of violence or criminal behavior are more likely to be involved in dangerous incidents.

In this post, we examine the darker side of the rap industry by highlighting unsettling statistics and incidents involving some of the most notorious and dangerous rappers in the music scene. From violent lyrics to real-life criminal activities, these artists have faced legal troubles, tragic ends, and public scrutiny that shed light on the complex intersection of music, culture, and crime. Let’s delve into the controversial narratives surrounding these figures and their impact on the rap community.

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"Eminem has mentioned 78 times his violent intentions towards women in his songs, according to a 2016 study."

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"The Notorious B.I.G. famously had a feud with Tupac Shakur that many believe resulted in both of their deaths."

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"The number of violent incidents at concerts from contemporary rappers like Tekashi 6ix9ine and Travis Scott is markedly higher than other genres."

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"2PAC, who is often cited as one of the most dangerous rappers, was involved in at least two cases of violent assault in 1993 alone."

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"Rapper Chief Keef was under house arrest at 16 and has had 4 warrants out for his arrest by age 21."

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"Rapper Slim Dunkin was murdered in December 2011 in a recording studio over an argument about candy."

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"From 1987 to 1993, at least 57 rap artists and fans were killed in violent incidents, according to Billboard Magazine."

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"XXXTentacion was charged with aggravated battery of a pregnant victim, domestic battery by strangulation, and false imprisonment in 2016."

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"21 Savage, an Atlanta rap celebrity, has been arrested at least two times, once for drug possession and another for aggravated assault."

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"Gucci Mane has spent significant time incarcerated, including a three-year sentence beginning in 2014 mostly for federal gun charges."

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"Rapper Bobby Shmurda was sentenced to seven years in prison in 2016 after pleading guilty to conspiracy and weapons possession charges in relation to gang violence."

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"Famous rapper Snoop Dogg was acquitted of murder charges in 1996 related to the shooting death of a gang member."

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"According to Genius, the Desiigner's song "Panda" was based on a violent experience he had when he was shot at the age of 14."

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"Rapper YNW Melly was charged with two counts of first-degree murder in February 2019 in relation to the deaths of two friends."

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"Famous LA rapper Ice-T was tied with numerous disputed charges during his early career, including hustling, theft and gang activities."

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"Casanova, a Brooklyn-based rapper, faced robbery and racketeering charges and was named as a defendant in a federal indictment in December 2020."

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"In 1996, rapper C-Bo was arrested and charged with violating a "gangsta rap" parole stipulation after the release of his album "Til My Casket Drops"."

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"Gangsta rapper Mac Minister was sentenced to life in prison without parole in 2008 for two murders in a dispute over a fake record deal."

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"Fredo Santana, a Chicago rapper, had previous arrests, including one for driving under the influence of marijuana, and a charge for marijuana possession."

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"Kodak Black was involved in multiple lawsuits and was sentenced to 46 months in a federal prison for federal weapons charges in 2019."

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The statistics presented indicate a disturbing trend of violence and criminal activities surrounding certain rappers in the industry. From explicit lyrics promoting violence against women, to deadly feuds and real-life violent incidents at concerts, the data paints a concerning picture of the darker side of the rap world. Incidents of assault, murder, incarceration, and criminal charges are prevalent among many well-known rappers, showcasing a culture that glamorizes and often intersects with real-life violence. These statistics serve as a stark reminder of the complex and sometimes dangerous realities that can accompany fame and success in the rap music industry.

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