List of punk rap artists

The following is a list of notable punk rap artists.

#

• 6ix9ine ^[1]

A

• Abdu Ali ^[2]

B

• Backxwash ^[3]
• Blackie ^[4]
• Body Count ^[5]

C

• Chief Keef ^[6]
• Cities Aviv ^[7]
• City Morgue ^[8]

D

• Danny Brown ^[9]
• Dead Obies ^[10]
• Death Grips ^[11]
• Denzel Curry ^[12]

H

• Ho99o9 ^[13]

J

• JPEGMAFIA ^[14]

K

• Kevin Abstract ^[4]
• Ken Carson ^[4]

L

• Lancey Foux
• Lil Peep ^[4]
• Lil Pump ^[15]
• Lil Uzi Vert ^[4]
• Lil Wayne
• Lil Yachty ^[16]

N

• Nothing,Nowhere ^[4]

P

• Paris Texas
• P.O.S
• Public Enemy ^[17]
• Playboi Carti

R

• Rico Nasty ^[18]

S

• Show Me the Body ^[19]
• Ski Mask the Slump God
• Slowthai ^[14]
• Smokepurpp ^[6]
• Suicideboys ^[4]

T

• Time Zone ^[5]
• Travis Scott ^[20]

W

• Waka Flocka Flame ^[21]

X

• XXXTENTACION ^[22]

Y

• Yeat ^[23]

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