Author: madamerap-admin

The 20 most listened French female rappers in 2022

Check out the 20 most listened French female rappers on YouTube and Spotify in 2022!

Every year, it’s the same thing. At Christmas time or at the beginning of January, music streaming platforms and specialized media publish the list of the most listened rap artists during the year.

Every year, it’s the same thing. No or few women in these rankings. And although the problem is regularly pointed out, nothing changes.

Because we’re tired of these all-male tops that suggest that female rappers don’t exist or are so insignificant that they don’t deserve to be mentioned, Madame Rap decided to pick March 8, International Women’s Rights Day, to publish a top of the 20 most listened French female rappers on YouTube and Spotify in 2022.

Here’s how we did it: from the 446 French female rappers listed on Madame Rap, we took a look at the artists who had released at least one track in 2022 on YouTube and Spotify and ranked them according to the track that had the highest number of views/streams.

With:

  • Doria (Nanterre, Hauts-de-Seine)
  • Keny Arkana (Marseille)
  • Davinhor (Creil, Oise/Saint-Ouen, Seine-Saint-Denis)
  • Le Juiice (Boissy-Saint-Léger, Val-de-Marne)
  • Chilla (Gex, Ain/Paris)
  • Lala &ce (Lyon/Paris)
  • Leys (Reims)
  • Soumeya (Marseille)
  • Nayra (Saint-Denis, Seine-Saint-Denis)
  • Lora Yeniche (Yutz, Moselle)
  • Liza Monet (Paris)
  • Illustre (Clermont-Ferrand)
  • La Tchad (Guadeloupe)
  • Vicky R (Lille/Paris)
  • Eesah Yasuké (Roubaix/Lille)
  • Babysolo33 (Bordeaux)
  • Ekloz (Montpellier)
  • Turtle White (Guyane/Meaux, Yvelines)
  • Thérèse (Paris)
  • Juste Shani (Wissous, Essonne)
  • Saaphyra (Marseille)
  • Moona (Châtenay-Malabry, Hauts-de-Seine/Athis-Mons, Essonne)
  • Fanny Polly (Mouans-Sartoux, Alpes Maritimes/Paris)
  • Maïcee (Montpellier)

Download the infographic in English, in Spanish and in French.

Playlist #47 – February 2023

Check out our playlist #47 on YouTube, Spotify, Deezer and Apple Music with 20 tracks by international female and LGBTQIA rappers!

 

With:

  • Soumeya (Marseille, France)
  • Saaphyra (Marseille, France)
  • Illustre (Clermont-Ferrand, France) & KT Gorique (Switzerland)
  • C_Le_Zee (Lyon, France)
  • Sorah (Algeria/France/UK/Germany)
  • Marla, Andy S, Mosty & Dre-A (Ivory Coast)
  • Cekka (Italy)
  • K1za (Spain)
  • Huda (Morocco/Spain)
  • Duku & Salvia (Spain)
  • Santa Salut (Spain)
  • Rebeca Lane (Guatemala)
  • N.I.N.A (Brazil)
  • 021G (Iran/UK)
  • Hunney Pimp (Austria)
  • Dasha Azha (Kyrgyzstan)
  • MFS (Japan)
  • Bryn (South Korea)
  • Haviah Mighty (Canada)
  • Duch Dillinger (Canada)

VIDEO – 6 tracks to listen to this week #19

Check out our selection of 6 tracks to listen to this week!

 

With:

VIDEO – 10 non-binary rappers to follow

1,2 million people identify as non-binary in the US, that is 11% of LGBTQIA+ adults (Williams Institute, June 2021). In France, 36% of the 18-30 year-old identify with the term. (20 Minutes, January 2020).

What about rap? Madame Rap lists 35 MCs who identify as non-binary, that is 9,19% of the LGBTQIA+ artists registered on our website.

Here are 10 non-binary rappers to follow, selected among this list.

 

With:

  • Alice Dee (Germany)
  • Brasov (Romania)
  • Kae Tempest (UK)
  • Calamine (Montreal, Canada)
  • Lava La Rue (UK)
  • Spacebabymadcha (Belgium)
  • DijahSB (Toronto, Canada)
  • Haruko Tajima (Japan)
  • Lila Sovia (Germany)
  • Shea Couleé (Chicago, USA)