The best Trap Music albums
of the 2010s.
Where to start with 2010–2019 trap music — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 2010s — trap music
Top picks from 2010–2019, ranked by where we would start.
Lil Wayne
I Am Not a Human Being II
A chaotic blend of introspective lyricism and brash bravado over experimental beats that defy hip-hop conventions.
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Lil Wayne
No Ceilings 2
A vibrant mix of punchy beats and sharp lyricism, showcasing Lil Wayne's signature flow and playful wordplay.
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Drake
What a Time to Be Alive
A dynamic blend of braggadocio and experimental beats that captures the zeitgeist of mid-2010s hip-hop culture.
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Drake
Round of Applause
A vibrant fusion of R&B and hip-hop, weaving together infectious hooks and reflective narratives over rhythmic beats.
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Wiz Khalifa
2009
A vibrant blend of catchy hooks and laid-back beats that encapsulate the essence of contemporary hip-hop culture.
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Wiz Khalifa
Cabin Fever 3
Vibrant trap beats blend effortlessly with Wiz Khalifa's laid-back flow, creating an inviting soundscape for introspection and celebration.
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Nicki Minaj
Pink Friday
This album highlights Nicki Minaj's ability to seamlessly merge catchy pop elements with sharp rap verses, making it accessible for new listeners. It introduces key themes in her work, such as empowerment and self-expression through a diverse range of tracks.
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Nicki Minaj
The Pinkprint
A bold exploration of vulnerability and empowerment wrapped in vibrant beats and sharp lyrical prowess.
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Gucci Mane
BAYTL
A gritty blend of hypnotic beats and braggadocious rhymes, embodying the essence of trap music's rise in the early 2010s.
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Gucci Mane
Brick Factory 3
A gritty exploration of street life, marked by hard-hitting beats and Gucci's distinctive flow.
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Flo Rida
My House
A euphoric blend of dance-pop and hip-hop, brimming with infectious hooks and energetic beats designed for celebration.
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Flo Rida
Good Feeling
A high-energy blend of EDM and hip-hop with infectious hooks and party-ready beats that define the modern club experience.
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T.I.
Dime Trap
A vivid tapestry of trap beats and introspective lyrics, reflecting both the triumphs and trials of T.I.'s life.
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T.I.
Paperwork
A polished fusion of Southern hip-hop and trap, blending introspection with high-octane anthems.
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Sfera Ebbasta
Rockstar
A vibrant blend of trap beats and melodic hooks that captures the zeitgeist of contemporary Italian hip-hop.
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Lil Peep
Goth Angel Sinner
A haunting blend of emo rap and melodic pop-punk that captures the fragility of youth and love.
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Lil Peep
Come Over When You're Sober, Pt. 1
A haunting blend of emo rap and alternative rock, layered with introspective lyrics and lo-fi production.
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$uicideboy$
I Want to Die in New Orleans
This album captures the essence of $uicideboy$, blending dark themes with diverse production styles. It's accessible yet impactful, setting the tone for what lies ahead in their discography.
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Future
Honest
A blend of introspective lyrics and atmospheric beats that define the emotional landscape of modern trap music.
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Future
56 Nights
A vibrant tapestry of trap beats and melodic flows that encapsulates the urgency and hustle of Atlanta's rap scene.
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Chief Keef
Dedication
A gritty fusion of drill beats and melodic hooks, underscored by Chief Keef's distinctive vocal delivery and raw lyricism.
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Chief Keef
Back from the Dead
Raw, aggressive beats intertwine with confessional lyrics that capture the struggles and triumphs of street life.
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2 Chainz
Rap or Go to the League
A vibrant blend of introspective storytelling and trap beats, showcasing the duality of success and struggle in modern hip-hop.
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2 Chainz
ColleGrove
A vibrant blend of trap beats and catchy hooks showcases 2 Chainz's lyrical bravado and playful charisma throughout the album.
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