What was their social significance? 1. Tupac
2. Meek Mill
3. Outkast
4. Jay-Z
5. Beyoncé
6. NWA

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   Tupac Shakur was an American rapper and actor who came to embody the 1990s gangsta-rap aesthetic, and who in death became an icon symbolizing noble struggle. He has sold 75 million albums to date, making him one of the top-selling artists of all time.

Activism. In 2018, following his release from state custody, Mill immediately became a leading advocate of Criminal justice reform in the United States, where he transitioned his advocacy into the co-formation of REFORM Alliance with fellow recording artist and entrepreneur Jay-Z.

With Stankonia, Outkast became the first hip-hop act to openly acknowledge rave culture as an influence. Stankonia and Speakerboxxx/The Love Below would draw on sources such as psychedelia, gospel, funk, techno, soul, electro, and rock music.

JAY-Z and his mom, Gloria Carter, launched The Shawn Carter Foundation in 2003 to help students facing hardships attaining scholarships to get them through college. Since then, the organization has raised over $4 million in the race to empower the community and youth.

She is called 'Queen Bey' by her fans and has a three-decade career that has changed the direction of pop music. And it goes beyond hair, makeup, and some brilliant music. She is one of the most significant cultural icons of our time, a cult figure who speaks for a generation.

The emergence of N.W.A — who billed itself as the World's Most Dangerous Group — in the late eighties provided a jolt to the rap industry. Public Enemy had already helped redefine the genre by ushering in aggressively pro-Black raps that were intelligent, socially aware, and politically charged.

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