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Top 10 Moroccan Rap Beefs
of All Time
Voted for by over 300 rappers, Industry professionals, music producers and critics.
TOP 10
Moroccan Rap Beefs of all Time
Voted for by over 300 rappers,
industry professionals, music producers and critics.
Published on 28/May/2025
Hip-hop culture thrives on its raw energy, authenticity, and competitive spirit, and nothing embodies this more than beef, those public, often personal, feuds between artists that captivate fans and push the genre to new heights. From diss tracks to viral social media moments, beef has been a defining element of rap, both globally and locally. Here, we’ll explore iconic beefs in hip-hop history, the role of beef in shaping Moroccan rap, and how we compiled the ultimate Top 10 Moroccan Rap Beefs list.
What is Beef in Hip-Hop?
In the world of hip-hop, beef refers to a public feud between rappers, often expressed through diss tracks, interviews, or social media spats. These conflicts can arise from competition, personal disagreements, or industry tensions. Beef isn’t just about drama, it often brings out the best in an artist’s lyrical creativity, delivering some of the most memorable moments in rap history.
Global Legends: The Most Iconic Rap Beefs
When discussing legendary rap beefs, some rivalries stand out as defining moments in music history:
- Tupac vs. Biggie
The East Coast vs. West Coast rivalry that shaped 1990s hip-hop and tragically ended with the deaths of both artists.
- Jay-Z vs. Nas
A lyrical war that gifted fans classics like Takeover and Ether—tracks still referenced in battles today.
- Ice Cube vs. N.W.A.
A fallout within one of hip-hop’s most influential groups, resulting in Ice Cube’s ferocious diss track No Vaseline.
- Kendrick Lamar vs. Drake
A modern-day rivalry showcasing lyrical prowess and subtle shots, keeping fans glued to every release.
These iconic beefs not only added drama to the genre but also elevated its artistry, setting a precedent for how competition fuels creativity.
Beefs in Moroccan Rap: A Cultural Phenomenon
Just as beef has shaped global hip-hop, it has also played a crucial role in the evolution of Moroccan rap. The genre’s relatively young history has been punctuated by intense rivalries that have drawn attention to the artistry and lyrical depth within the scene. Here are some of the defining Moroccan rap beefs:
- Don Bigg vs. Dizzy DROS
This 2018 clash symbolized a generational shift in Moroccan rap, pitting a pioneer of the old wave against a leader of the new. It divided fans and sparked debates about the future of the genre.
- Pause vs. L’Morphine
A brutal battle that dominated 2017, with diss tracks that showcased both rappers’ cutting-edge lyricism and creativity.
- Morocco vs. Algeria
A cross-border rivalry that transcended music, creating intense diss tracks and viral moments that highlighted the regional pride and competitive spirit of North African rap.
How We Ranked the Top 10 Moroccan Rap Beefs
To create an authentic and credible list of Morocco’s top rap beefs, we adopted an innovative and groundbreaking methodology. Here’s how we did it:
We reached out to over 300 rappers, music producers, critics, and industry professionals and ask them to name their favorite rap beefs in Morocco’s history.
Our voters represented the full spectrum of the Moroccan rap scene: Male and female artists; rappers performing in Arabic, Tamazight, French, English, and more; artists from all generations, from trailblazers to emerging talents; and contributors to various rap subgenres, including trap, drill, boom-bap, and alternative rap. We went the extra to minimize biases as much as possible.
We published the names of all 301 voters to ensure transparency. You are welcome to visit the page of Voters.
Top 10 Moroccan Rap Beefs
Here’s our definitive list of the fiercest rap rivalries in Moroccan hip-hop:
Inkonnu vs. Lferda (2017)
Moro vs. Nessyou (2018)
Moro vs. Guzman (2017)
7ari vs. Madd (2016)
Muslim vs. Don Bigg (2007)
L’Morphine vs. Klass-A (2020)
Lferda vs. L’Morphine(2017)
Don Bigg vs. Dizzy DROS (2018)
Pause vs. Figoshin (2021)
Pause vs. L’Morphine (2017)
These rivalries have not only entertained fans but also pushed the boundaries of Moroccan rap, showcasing the talent and passion within the scene.
Conclusion
Beef has always been a cornerstone of hip-hop culture, driving competition, creativity, and conversation. In Moroccan rap, these rivalries have helped shape the genre, giving fans unforgettable moments and artists a platform to showcase their talents. By compiling our Top 10 Moroccan Rap Beefs with transparency and inclusivity, we’ve created a resource that celebrates the vibrant and evolving Moroccan hip-hop scene.
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