1. Trap
1.1. Trap is a subgenre of hip hop music that originated in the Southern United States during the early 1990s. The genre gets its name from the Atlanta slang word "trap", which refers to a place in which drugs are sold illegally.
1.2. Add more items than the rap and it´s frequently using autotune, and other things like the incorporation of electronic music and dubstep and a big difference is this subgenre is danceable.
2. Rappers
2.1. Eminem
2.1.1. Lose yourself Eminem - Lose Yourself [HD]
2.1.1.1. this song promote never give up and stay strong in face the adversity
2.2. Canserbero
2.2.1. Album: Vida y muerte Canserbero - Prólogo [Vida]
2.2.1.1. this 2 albums promote a lot of things like stop the discrimination, love, tragedy and others things that Canserbero describe in those 31 songs
2.2.2. Canserbero - C'est la Mort [Muerte]
2.3. Aczino
2.3.1. Matar o morir Aczino | Matar o Morir (Vídeo Oficial) | Psicofonia
2.3.1.1. this song talk about the injustices of the life, and expose the reality of this cruel world
2.4. el chojin
2.4.1. rap contra el racismo RAP CONTRA EL RACISMO
2.4.1.1. el Chojin is a singer that is totally against the racism, for that reason he had different version of this song "rap contra el racismo" in some countries, and also had a Colombian version
2.4.2. El Chojin - Rap contra el Racismo Colombia
2.4.3. Rap Contra Racismo 3.0 (feat. Gabylonia, Kaze, Ambkor, Aczino, Soge Culebra, Sara Socas, Al2,... (pipe: this is my favourite)
2.5. residente
2.5.1. la catedra Residente - La Cátedra
2.5.1.1. residente show us how to destroy a career in 12 minutes :)
3. RAP
3.1. history
3.1.1. Rapping can be traced back to its African roots. Centuries before hip-hop music existed, the griots of West Africa were delivering stories rhythmically, over drums and sparse instrumentation.
3.1.2. /Old school/ old school rap (1979–84)[51] was easily identified by its relatively simple raps according to AllMusic, the emphasis was not on lyrical technique, but simply on good times, one notable exception being Melle Mel, who set the way for future rappers through his socio-political content and creative wordplay
3.1.3. /Golden age/ hip hop (the mid-1980s to early '90s) was the time period where hip-hop lyricism went through its most drastic transformation, with a lot of prospect that was and be the best of the genre
4. Trap rappers
4.1. Travis Scott
4.1.1. 90210 Travis Scott - 90210 ft. Kacy Hill
4.1.1.1. This song represent a woman´s life that left her hometown world only for starting be a pornstar and represent too the artist´s life and his hard beggining.
4.2. Drake
4.2.1. God´s Plan Drake - God's Plan
4.2.1.1. Show how Drake help poor people and gives us a message that is he can be god or follow his steps to help the others.
4.3. Migos
4.3.1. Walk It Talk It Migos - Walk It Talk It ft. Drake (Official Video)
4.3.1.1. It´s the typical trap song that show us the millionaire life of this kind of artists and speaks about their wealth.
4.4. Juice WRLD
4.4.1. Lucid Dreams Juice WRLD - Lucid Dreams (Dir. by @_ColeBennett_)
4.4.1.1. Talks about the other person's lack of love while missing him a lot and exalting how he must feel, in short, heartbreak.