In the 2010s, hip hop’s evolution was evident in every beat drop, verse, and chorus. The advent of streaming and the ubiquity of social media meant that artists could engage with their audiences like never before. This decade saw hip hop not just top charts but also shape conversations about race, politics, and identity. As we celebrate National Hip Hop Day and mark hip-hop’s 50-year legacy, let’s dive into the albums and songs that made the 2010s a testament to the genre’s dynamism and diversity.
