Kendrick Lamar, Future, Drake, Gunna, Lil Durk All-RapCaviar Second Team:
We base this on their streaming performances on RapCaviar and other Spotify hip-hop–centered playlists throughout the duration of the basketball season (November 2021 to June 2022).Īnd the wait is over. Just as pro basketball’s end-of-season awards are created to celebrate the best players in the league, we are picking the top 15 rappers in the game. Our flagship RapCaviar playlist has attracted more than 14 million followers and featured over 13,000 artists since its launch in 2015, and the All-RapCaviar teams are our way to honor the standout performers. And while the playoffs have reached their thrilling conclusion, Spotify is just getting started with our third year of All-RapCaviar. The Playlist, a scripted series about the music streaming service's origin story, will debut on Netflix later this year.When it comes to iconic duos, hip-hop and basketball are a match made in heaven-dedicated fans, unbridled passion, and unmatched competition bring these two worlds together. There’s even a fictionalized series about Spotify in the works. If the appetite for original programming about music is strong enough, we could possibly see even more documentaries and shows in other genres from Spotify in the future. The showrunner is Steve Rivo, the writer of the Showtime film about the world’s longest-running music video, You’re Watching Video Music Box. The creator of the playlist is Carl Chery, Spotify's Head of Urban Music, who hand-picks the music himself.įilmmaker Karam Gill ( Supervillain: The Making of Tekashi 6ix9ine) will serve as executive producer and creative director of the docuseries. For emerging hip-hop artists, getting a track featured on RapCaviar can quickly result in millions of streams and draw the attention of record labels.
The show has no official release date yet, but is expected to debut on Hulu sometime later this year.įor those who are unfamiliar with RapCaviar, both the 14-million follower strong playlist and companion podcast are known for launching the careers of once unknown artists such as Migos, Lil Uzi Vert and Kyle. RapCaviar Presents will feature the perspectives of artists like Tyler, the Creator, Jack Harlow, Megan Thee Stallion, Doja Cat and Saweetie. Hulu has ordered a docuseries inspired by the influential hip-hop playlist RapCaviar from Spotify and Sony’s IPC studio, reported The Hollywood Reporter.
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