What are the best rap songs to make love to?

20 romantic rap tracks

Slick Rick – Teenage Love (1988)
Biz Markie – Just A Friend (1989)
Heavy D & The Boyz – Now That We Found Love (1991)
MC Lyte – Ruffneck (1993)
LL Cool J – Hey Lover ft.
Notorious B.I.G – One More Chance ft.
Method Man and Mary J Blige – I’ll Be There for You/You’re All I Need to Get By (1995)

Are there any rap love songs?

Rap Love Songs

BROWN SKIN GIRL – Blue Ivy, SAINt JHN, Beyoncé & WizKiD. Released in 2019 on the album The Lion King: The Gift.
Own It – Stormzy feat.
Incredible – Future.
Gucci Mane – We Ride feat.
LOVE. –
Interlude (That’s Love) – Chance the Rapper.
Best I Ever Had – Drake.
Make Me Better – Fabolous Featuring Ne-Yo.

How do you write a romantic rap song?

Write your love rap with a strong emphasis on rhyme. Choose the final word of the second line of a couplet. This makes rhyming much easier and more fluid. If you write the first line of your couplet first, you may be forced to rhyme with an awkward word.

What are the Best Rap Songs About long-distance relationships?

It definitely deserves the title of being one of the best rap songs about long-distance relationships! “Long Distance” is the ultimate long-distance relationship anthem! Brandy did a great job with this one highlighting the highs and lows of choosing this life.

What is the best love song in rap?

The 25 Best Rap Love Songs The Lost Boyz: ‘Renee’ Whodini: ‘One Love’ Common Featuring Mary J. Blige: ‘Come Close’ Slick Rick: ‘Teenage Love’ Eric B & Rakim: ‘Mahogany’ Common: ‘The Light’ LL Cool J: ‘I Need Love’

Can rap ever talk about love?

Of course, rap has opened up enough to speak of loving someone else. LL Cool J did so in 1984’s “I Need Love,” when he spoke in a fragile voice about being a lonely superstar on the road. That lent itself to parody, though: How does one get so soft after talking so tough on their debut?

Is rap’s Sad Robot in love with his dream girl?

Rap’s sad robot is adorably head over heels in love with his dream girl. The problem? He hasn’t met her. And if you see her before I do tell her I wish that I met her.” No lovey-dovey playlist would be complete without the prince of love rap songs, Ja Rule. The Vita-assisted “Put It on Me” was a ubiquitous hit during Ja’s 2000s reign.