Lupe Fiasco

Noah King

Clear Soul Forces

Soulchef

Incise

Logic

Cyne

Joey Bada$$

double that but his language is incredibly rich, as for a non-native English speaker sometimes it's really hard to follow

I'd say pretty much any old-school rap is comprehensible; I recommend A Tribe Called Quest, was really nice when I heard some of their songs for the first time and actually understood almost everything they said

Living Legends wait no they're hiphop not rap

Ok who's the retard that's minus fragging all the correct recommendations?

milo

https://miloraps.bandcamp.com/

r u trolling me rn

desiigner

mick jenkins most of the time

kendrick lamar sounds like a pakistani with downs he is by no means easy to understand

I feel like Kanye is good for something like this. He's always been known for a very simple and easy to understand flow.

Guru from Gang Starr has the most easily accessible rap I know of. Ice cube in his NWA/america's most wanted phase was easy to listen to. And Nas on stillmatic. But most of all Gang Starr

slim kid tre
posdnuos
aceyalone
one be lo/senim silla (binary star)
charizma
big boi w/ a lil persistence

https://s3.amazonaws.com/rapgenius/10ogxfs.png

(probably a lot of repeats on here, just going off of my library)

Mick Jenkins
TUT
Aesop Rock
Earl Sweatshirt (and pretty much all of Odd Future)
Kendrick Lamar
Schoolboy Q
J Cole
Mac Miller
Michael Christmas
Logic
Vince Staples
Run the Jewels (Killer mike + EL-P)
KiD CuDi
Chance the Rapper
Taylor Bennett (Chance's brother)
CES Cru
Bas
Injury Reserve
most of Beast Coast/Pro Era (Joey Bada$$, Kirk Knight, Underachievers, Flatbush Zombies, +more)
Lupe Fiasco
Azizi Gibson
Wiz Khalifa
Danny Brown (for the most part)
Futuristic
Action Bronson

I can usually understand these artists pretty well for the most part, but a lot of rappers have their moments when its just impossible to tell what they're saying.

Travis scott