Who Is the Tallest Rapper? List of Top 15

In the world of hip-hop, presence is everything. A strong stage presence, unique style, and larger-than-life personality often define an artist’s success.

But have you ever wondered which rapper stands the tallest? Height can play a surprising role in an artist’s commanding presence, adding to their star power. In fact, Yung Gravy, at 6’6”, is the tallest rapper in the game.

In this comprehensive guide, we’ll reveal who is the tallest rappers and explore how their height, combined with musical talent, influences their careers and audience perception.

List of the Top 15 Tallest Rappers

15: Riff Raff – 6’2″/ 1.88 m

Real Name: Horst Christian Simco

Born: January 29, 1982, Houston, Texas, United States

Height: 6’2″(1.88 m)

Best Works:

• Neon Icon (2014)
• Peach Panther (2016)
• Tangerine Tiger (2018)

Standing at 6 feet 2 inches (1.88 meters), Riff Raff is among the tallest rappers in the industry. Known for his eccentric style and viral internet presence, he first gained recognition under the management of OG Ron C before signing with Diplo’s Mad Decent label. Despite receiving mixed critical reviews, his music developed a cult following, solidifying his place in hip-hop’s underground scene.

Beyond his solo career, Riff Raff was a member of Three Loco, a comedic rap trio alongside Andy Milonakis and Dirt Nasty. His larger-than-life persona extends beyond music—he has partnered with cannabis brands and even endorsed a smoking supply box, expanding his influence into business ventures.

In 2014, he released his debut studio album, Neon Icon, which landed at No. 22 on the Billboard 200, selling 11,524 copies in its first week. A decade later, in 2025, he dropped Welcome to Shaolin, further cementing his place as one of hip-hop’s most unconventional figures.

Outside of music, Riff Raff has dabbled in reality TV and acting. He appeared on Champs vs. Stars and was rumored to have inspired James Franco’s character in Spring Breakers. Whether through music, business, or entertainment, Riff Raff continues to redefine what it means to be a rap star.

14: Gucci Mane – 6’2″/ 1.88 m

Real Name: Radric Delantic Davis

Born: February 12, 1980, Bessemer, Alabama, United States

Height: 6’2″(1.88 m)

Best Works:

• Trap House (2005)
• The State vs. Radric Davis (2009)
• Everybody Looking (2016)

Gucci Mane helped shape trap music alongside T.I. and Jeezy, launching his career in 2001 and breaking into the mainstream with The State vs. Radric Davis (2009). Despite legal troubles, he remained influential, signing artists like Young Thug and Chief Keef under 1017 Records. His 2017 memoir, The Autobiography of Gucci Mane, became a bestseller, cementing his impact beyond music.

Beyond rap, Gucci appeared in Spring Breakers (2012) and Birds of a Feather (2012). In 2024, he teamed up with DJ Drama to drop Greatest of All Trappers, proving his continued dominance in hip-hop.

13: Lil Nas X – 6’2″/ 1.88 m

Real Name: Montero Lamar Hill

Born: April 9, 1999, Atlanta, Georgia, United States

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Best Works:

• Old Town Road (2018)
• Montero (2021)
• Industry Baby (2021)

Lil Nas X is a genre-blending rapper and singer with a height of six feet and known for his bold visuals, LGBTQ+ representation, and fearless creativity.

Before dominating the charts, he built a following through internet memes, leading to his 2018 breakthrough hit, Old Town Road. The genre-defying track ruled the Billboard Hot 100 for 19 weeks, becoming the longest-running No. 1 song in history.

His debut album, Montero (2021), delivered multiple chart-topping singles, solidifying his influence in both hip-hop and pop. From country rap to stadium anthems, he continues to push boundaries, redefining the industry with his unapologetic artistry.

What started as viral fame has turned into a lasting career, earning him multiple awards, including two Grammys. In 2025, he dropped four promotional singles—Dreamboy, Big Dummy, Swish, and Right There!—further proving he’s not just a moment but a music industry force.

12: Tyler, the Creator – 6’2″/ 1.88 m

Real Name: Tyler Gregory Okonma

Born: March 6, 1991, Hawthorne, California, United States

Height: 6’2″(1.88 m)

Best Works:

• Goblin (2011)
• Flower Boy (2017)
• Igor (2019)
• Call Me If You Get Lost (2021)

Tyler, the Creator, first rose to fame as the leader of Odd Future, a collective that reshaped alternative hip-hop. Known for his genre-blending sound—fusing soul, jazz, and hip-hop—he has evolved from shock-value lyrics to introspective, melodic storytelling, earning multiple Grammy Awards and widespread critical acclaim.

His journey began with his debut mixtape, Bastard (2009), which gained traction in the indie music scene. Since then, he has expanded his influence beyond music, launching fashion brands Golf Wang and Le Fleur, and collaborating with Converse and Lacoste.

With a height of 6 feet 2 inches (1.88 meters), he is among the tallest rappers in the industry. In 2025, he will headline the Outside Lands Music Festival, proving his continued dominance in the live music scene.

11: Jack Harlow – 6’3″(1.91 m)

Real Name: Jackman Thomas Harlow

Born: March 13, 1998, Louisville, Kentucky, United States

Height: 6’3″(1.91 m)

Best Works:

• Whats Poppin (2020)
• Come Home the Kids Miss You (2022)
• Lovin on Me (2023)

Jack Harlow’s rap journey started in seventh grade, recording his first mixtape with a Guitar Hero microphone. He later formed the rap collective Moose Gang with friends, setting the stage for his rise.

His breakthrough came with “Whats Poppin” (2020), which exploded on TikTok, launching him into mainstream success. He later secured his first Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 with “Industry Baby”, a collaboration with Lil Nas X.

Beyond music, Harlow stepped into acting, starring in the White Men Can’t Jump remake (2023) and The Instigators (2024), proving his versatility beyond the mic.

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10: Machine Gun Kelly – 6’3″ / 1.915 m

Real Name: Colson Baker

Born: April 22, 1990, Houston, Texas, United States

Height: 6’3″ (1.915 m)

Best Works:

• Rap Devil (2018)
• Candy (2019)
• Tickets to My Downfall (2020)

Machine Gun Kelly (MGK) has been a dominant presence in hip-hop since his 2012 debut album, Lace Up. Known for his high-energy performances and genre-blending sound, he has since released four follow-up albums, cementing his place in the industry.

Beyond music, MGK made his big-screen debut in 2014 and had a recurring role in Showtime’s Roadies. In 2022, he co-wrote, produced, and starred in the stoner comedy Good Mourning alongside Mod Sun, marking their directorial debut.

Continuing to evolve, MGK released “Lonely Road” (2024), a country-infused track that reimagines John Denver’s Take Me Home, Country Roads, showcasing his musical versatility.

9: The Game – 6’3″ / 1.92 m

Real Name: Jayceon Terrell Taylor

Born: November 29, 1979, Compton, California, United States

Height: 6’3″ (1.92 m)

Best Works:

• The Documentary (2005)
• LAX (2008)
• The R.E.D. Album (2011)

With his imposing stature and over 65 tattoos, The Game is as visually striking as he is musically influential. He began his journey with the independent album Untold Story (2004) before being discovered by Dr. Dre (one of the richest rappers), who signed him to Aftermath Records.

His major-label debut, The Documentary (2005), catapulted him to fame, landing on the Billboard 200 and solidifying his place in hip-hop.

In 2024, he continued to evolve, dropping Time, a collaborative album showcasing his versatility. Expanding his reach beyond music, he is set to star in the upcoming film All-Star Weekend (2025).

Never one to shy away from humor, The Game has joked about his financial success, quipping, “I’m the same size as Yao Ming when I stand on my wallet.”Given that Yao Ming stands 7’6″, that’s a bold statement—both literally and financially.

8: G-Eazy – 6’3″ / 1.92 m

Real Name: Gerald Earl Gillum

Born: May 24, 1989, Oakland, California, United States

Height: 6’3″(1.925 m)

Best Works:

• These Things Happen (2014)
• When It’s Dark Out (2015)
• The Beautiful & Damned (2017)

G-Eazy began as a record producer while studying at Loyola University New Orleans, collaborating with fellow student Christoph Andersson.

His breakthrough came with his third album, These Things Happen (2014), released under RCA Records. The album peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 and featured the triple-platinum hit “I Mean It” featuring Remo.

Blending West Coast hip-hop with alternative influences, G-Eazy has built a reputation for his genre-spanning versatility. In 2025, he released his seventh studio album, Helium, a project that dives deep into the complexities of love and heartbreak, further solidifying his evolution as a songwriter.

7: Snoop Dogg – 6’4″ / 1.93 m

Real Name: Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr.

Born: October 20, 1971, Long Beach, California, United States

Height: 6’4″ (1.93 m)

Best Works:

• Doggystyle (1993)
• Tha Doggfather (1996)
• Reincarnated (2013)

Snoop Dogg is not only one of the greatest but also among the tallest rappers in hip-hop. Known for his signature drawl and laid-back flow, he masterfully blends wordplay, syncopation, and alliteration, often addressing West Coast culture, social issues, and street life. With his work and dedication, he has also solidified his status as one of the richest rappers, with a net worth of $160 million.

His career took off in the early 1990s, making his debut on Dr. Dre’s solo single Deep Cover. In 1993, he dropped Doggystyle, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, selling 806,000 copies in its first week and earning quadruple platinum certification.

Even decades later, Snoop continues to thrive. In 2024, he teamed up with Dr. Dre and Ice Cube for “Back to Business,” proving that West Coast legends never fade. Expanding his influence beyond music, he is set to star in Luc Besson’s (French director) sci-fi film The Last Man (2025).

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6: Waka Flocka Flame – 6’4″ / 1.935 m

Real Name: Juaquin James Malphurs

Born: May 31, 1986, New York, United States

Height: 6’4″ (1.935 m)

Best Works:

• Flockaveli (2010)
• Triple F Life: Friends, Fans & Family (2012)
• Flockaveli 2 (2017)

Waka Flocka Flame owes his iconic nickname to his longtime friend and collaborator, Gucci Mane. He shot to fame in 2009 with the breakout hit “O Let’s Do It,” which landed on the Billboard Hot 100 and secured him a deal with Warner Records’ 1017 Records.

While his name might have Muppet origins, his stage presence is anything but playful. Known for his towering stature and explosive delivery, Waka Flocka has cemented himself as a force in rap.

In 2024, he performed at the Backwoods and Bonfires Music Festival in Detroit, proving his continued influence in the music scene.

5: Kia Shane – 6’5″ / 1.95 m

Real Name: Nakia Shine Coleman

Born: October 17, 1974, Memphis, Tennessee, United States

Height: 6’5″(1.95 m)

Best Works:

• Krispy (2007)
• Everywhere I Go (2009)
• Shine Bright (2011)

Kia Shine made waves with his breakthrough single “Krispy” (2007), which charted at No. 66 on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and No. 24 on the Hot Rap Tracks. His major-label debut, Due Season (2007), reached No. 84 on the Billboard 200, securing his place among hip-hop’s tallest rappers and most successful artists.

Beyond his solo career, he is the co-CEO of Rap Hustlaz alongside rapper Jack Frost. His influence extends into songwriting, earning four BMI awards and a Grammy nomination for his credit on Drake’s “Best I Ever Had.”

Keeping his momentum alive, Kia Shine dropped the single “2025” featuring HZY in 2025, proving his dedication to creating fresh music.

4: 2 Chainz – 6’5″ / 1.955 m

Real Name: Tauheed K. Epps

Born: September 12, 1977, College Park, Georgia, United States

Height: 6’5″ (1.955 m)

Best Works:

• Based on a T.R.U. Story (2012)
• Collegrove (2016)
• Rap or Go to the League (2019)

Standing tall in both stature and influence, 2 Chainz has collaborated with hip-hop heavyweights like Lil Wayne and Drake. Hailing from College Park, Georgia, he first gained recognition as part of the Southern hip-hop duo Playaz Circle, alongside Earl “Dolla Boy” Conyers. His commanding presence and lyrical prowess have solidified his status as a powerhouse in the rap industry.

Beyond music, 2 Chainz has been a vocal advocate for criminal justice reform. Following his 2013 incarceration on drug-related charges, he has worked to educate former felons about their voting rights, showcasing his commitment to social and political issues.

In 2025, he teamed up with Larry June and The Alchemist for Life Is Beautiful, their first major release since departing Def Jam, proving that his evolution as an artist is far from over.

3: Andre Nickatina – 6’5″ / 1.96 m

Real Name: Andre Lamond Adams

Born: March 11, 1970, San Francisco, California, United States

Height: 6’5″ (1.96 m)

Best Works:

• The Fader (1998)
• Raven in the Storm (2003)
• Rolling Down the Stereo (2011)

Andre Nickatina emerged in the Bay Area rap scene in 1993 under the stage name Dre Dog, dropping two underground classics: The New Jim Jones (1993) and I Hate You With a Passion (1995).

Though not a mainstream figure, Nickatina has been a staple in the West Coast mixtape circuit, pioneering the “coke rap” subgenre with his raw, gritty sound and cinematic storytelling.

In 2024, he released Reimagined By Symphony, an album blending studio classical versions and live performances of his classic tracks, fusing hip-hop with orchestral elements in a bold artistic evolution.

2: Dave East – 6’5″/1.975 m

Real Name: David Lawrence Brewster Jr.

Born: June 3, 1988, East Harlem, New York, United States

Height: 6’5″(1.975 m)

Best Works:

• Paranoia: A True Story (2017)
• Survival (2019)
• Karma 3 (2020)

Dave East rose from Harlem’s streets to become a respected rapper and actor. A former member of the Rollin’ 30s Harlem Crips, he was immersed in hip-hop culture from an early age before being discovered by Nas, who helped launch his career.

Beyond music, East has made waves in acting, starring in films like Beats (2019) and Boogie (2021), as well as recurring TV roles in Rapture and Wu-Tang: An American Saga (2019).

In 2024, he teamed up with Los Angeles-based producers Mike & Keys for the album Apt 6E, showcasing his gritty storytelling over soulful production.

1: Yung Gravy – 6’6″/ 1.98 m

Real Name: Matthew Raymond Hauri

Born: March 19, 1996, Rochester, Minnesota, United States

Height: 6’6″ (1.98 m)

Best Works:

• Sensational (2017)
• Helluva Rager (2018)
• Gasanova (2020)

Standing as the tallest rapper in the game, Yung Gravy has carved a unique lane in hip-hop, trap, and comedy rap. He first gained traction on SoundCloud, drawing inspiration from artists like Lil Yachty and Lil Peep.

His breakout hits, Mr. Clean and 1 Thot 2 Thot Red Thot Blue Thot (2017), went viral, earning RIAA platinum certifications. In 2022, his single Betty (Get Money) cracked the Billboard Hot 100, further cementing his success.

In 2024, Gravy expanded his sound with Serving Country, a bold dive into the country music genre. With collaborations alongside Lil Wayne, Lil Baby, Juicy J, T-Pain, and Dillon Francis, he continues to push musical boundaries.

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