10 Songs By Tyga That Must Be On Your Playlist
Tyga is one of those rappers that you did not expect to become a success story however, currently he’s very prominent in the hip-hop scene. Well, be it in infectious beats and lyrics to dance to at clubs or his take on fashion, he’s got you on a hook.
The ‘Make It Nasty’ rapper gained fame with his studio album, “Careless World: Rise of the Last King” in 2011 and since then, he’s achieved a lot. Tyga has multiple singles that are on the Billboard charts and has dropped seven studio albums, the latest one being “Legendary” in 2019. So, there is no doubt that he’s got a plethora of rap tracks that are just too good to be true.
Here are the ten songs by Tyga that should be on your playlist as he plans on going nowhere.
(Photos by Tyga’s Official Instagram)
1. Rack City: One of the most popular track from his sophomore album, “Careless World: Rise of the Last King” which hit Top 10 on Billboard Top 100.
2. Ayy Macarena: He closed 2019 with this banger after getting Los Del Rio’s stamp of approval to recreate the version.
3. Juicy: Doja Cat hopped on this track to make it a Tik Tok sensation and the song just went viral in no time.
4. Loyal: This song which features Chris Brown and Lil Wayne, spent 36 weeks on the Billboard chart.
5. Switch Lanes: This bonus track is from “Hotel California” deluxe album and it features The Game.
6. Ayo: Another Chris Brown feature which became literally everyone’s jam. The song also went on to top the UK R&B.
7. I’m So Raw: Tyga takes Kanye West’s ‘I’m So Appalled’ beat and adds his own twists to the song and honestly, kills it.
8. Faded: This song features Lil Wayne, released as a fourth single from “Careless World: Rise of the Last King”. And, it’s gone to become one of his biggest tracks of his career.
9. Taste: The lead single from “Legendary” album peaked at No.8 on the Billboard Hot 100, marking his first chart entry after three years.
10. Bitches N Marijuana: The song became a big hit for the fans even though it did not earn a spot on the charts.
By: Aatira Kakroo
