Close Menu
Rap Griot
  • HOME
  • MERCH
  • HOT TOPIC
  • INDIE
  • NEWS
  • THE UNDERGROUND
  • THROWBACK
  • TRENDING
What's Hot

Max B Visits A$AP Yams’ Grave Days After Prison Release

November 14, 2025

”Run Toward the Monster” Prod. by Apollo Brown Could Be Ty Farris’ Most Mature Musical Statement (Album Review)

November 14, 2025

Island Boy Admits Drugs Made Him Lose it & Destroy His Home

November 14, 2025
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
Rap Griot
  • HOME
  • MERCH
  • HOT TOPIC
  • INDIE
  • NEWS
  • THE UNDERGROUND
  • THROWBACK
  • TRENDING
Rap Griot
Home»News»See All the Wild Ways Rappers Have Covered Their Faces
News

See All the Wild Ways Rappers Have Covered Their Faces

info@rapgriot.comBy info@rapgriot.comJuly 23, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read0 Views
Share Facebook Twitter Email Copy Link
Follow Us
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram YouTube Spotify TikTok
See All the Wild Ways Rappers Have Covered Their Faces
Share
Facebook Twitter Email Copy Link


There are many ways rappers try to stand out from the crowd. A certain look is one thing that can grab fans’ attention. Through the years, covering their faces has been a shtick that has seemed to work for several hip-hop artists.

Rappers Wearing Masks

One of the most shining examples of a masked rap avenger is MF Doom, who was famously known for concealing his face behind a mask similar to the one worn by Marvel character Doctor Doom. Other rappers have similarly followed in his footsteps.

Recently, the mask trend has seen a resurgence. During Young Thug’s first post-jail interview with GQ magazine back in April, he donned a strange metal face covering surrounded by feather accents.

“I don’t feel like people should see me,” he said about the strange disguise. “F**king reconstruct. Like, do something with the mask. Get a clear vision. Just, like, I don’t know, hidden scars. Just hiding things, you know?”

He has since been spotted on different occasions wearing different animal masks.

YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s MASA album cover finds the Louisiana rapper wearing a green extraterrestrial-looking mask that looks like it was knitted by someone’s grandmother.

“He dressed like a alien sex slave,” one person commented on X about the cover.

YoungBoy Never Broke Again MASA

Never Broke Again/Motown Records

Dipset’s Juelz Santana recently went viral for performing in what people are calling a cropped Shiesty mask. Many people made the comparison to Damon Wayans’ character in the film Blank Man.

There are several rappers who are known for covering their faces in public. Check out all the wild ways rappers have masked their identity with interesting face coverings below.

See Rappers Who Wear Masks





Source link

Covered Faces news Rappers Ways Wild
Follow on Facebook Follow on Instagram Follow on YouTube Follow on Spotify Follow on TikTok
Share. Facebook Twitter Email Copy Link
Previous ArticleLoose Ends Singer Awaits Bail Decision In Battle With ICE
Next Article The Source |Justin Bieber’s ‘SWAG’ Hits on Streaming Setting Records

Related Posts

News

Drake Faces Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Over ‘What Did I Miss?

November 13, 2025
News

Papoose on New Album Coming, Making Music With Claressa Shields

November 13, 2025
Trending

EXCLUSIVE: Swizz Beatz Denies $7M 1MDB Fraud As Pras Faces 20 Years

November 13, 2025
News

Diddy’s Release Date Pushed Back by 27 Days

November 13, 2025
News

Isaiah Falls on Kendrick Lamar & Kodak Black Influencing Him

November 13, 2025
News

Boosie BadAzz Is Confident He’ll Get Pardoned by President Trump

November 13, 2025
Top Posts

Pusha T Reveals Why There Is No Jay-Z Feature on New Clipse Album

July 23, 202515 Views

Roc Nation Presents “Devastating Evidence” Of Shakedown In Fat Joe Lawsuit

August 17, 202513 Views

Doechii Opens Up About Her Accidental Success

August 16, 202511 Views

Wack 100 Claims Young Thug Trashed Drake In Explosive Jail Call

September 6, 202510 Views
Don't Miss

Max B Visits A$AP Yams’ Grave Days After Prison Release

Max B paid a quiet tribute to A$AP Yams on what would’ve been his 37th…

”Run Toward the Monster” Prod. by Apollo Brown Could Be Ty Farris’ Most Mature Musical Statement (Album Review)

November 14, 2025

Island Boy Admits Drugs Made Him Lose it & Destroy His Home

November 14, 2025

”Criminally Attached” Prod. by Nicholas Craven Makes For an Outstanding Roc Nation Debut for Boldy James (Album Review)

November 14, 2025
Stay In Touch
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Pinterest
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
  • Vimeo

Subscribe to Updates

Loading
About Us

Rap Griot is the voice of hip hop’s past, present, and pulse—where backstories of the culture take center stage. From the corner to the conference room, we spotlight the real voices behind the mic and the moguls behind the scenes. Artists, insiders, and icons pull up to speak their truth, share their journey, and unpack the raw reality behind the headlines. This is where hip hop speaks for itself.

Our Picks

Max B Visits A$AP Yams’ Grave Days After Prison Release

November 14, 2025

”Run Toward the Monster” Prod. by Apollo Brown Could Be Ty Farris’ Most Mature Musical Statement (Album Review)

November 14, 2025

Island Boy Admits Drugs Made Him Lose it & Destroy His Home

November 14, 2025
Most Popular

How Black Baseball Excellence Represented To The Fullest At The 2025 MLB All Star Week In Atlanta

July 20, 20250 Views

Five Mics Hip-Hop Lounge Debuts East LA Single

July 20, 20250 Views

DC Young Fly Slams Rick Ross Over Podcast Walkout Drama

July 20, 20250 Views
Copyright© 2025 Rap Griot. All Rights Reserved
  • HOME
  • MERCH
  • HOT TOPIC
  • INDIE
  • NEWS
  • THE UNDERGROUND
  • THROWBACK
  • TRENDING

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.