“The Rap Year Book: The Most Important Rap Song From Every Year Since 1979, Discussed, Debated, and Deconstructed” is an entertaining songbook. Shea Serrano is the author of this best-selling book. He is a staff writer for the Ringer. Shea Serrano observes the most important moments that frame the history and culture of music rape. Shea examines the artist’s backgrounds to issues of race, the struggle among its major players, both personal and professional. The author covering in this book, East Coast and West Coast, chart toppers, show toppers, and famous rapper feuds. This book has an in-depth look at music to come out of the last generation. The Rap Year has complete infographics, lyrics maps, portraits of the artists and short essays by other prominent music writers. The rap songs are completely different from ordinary songs and they mostly pointed to the daily issues of people facing in their life. Our young generation is mostly attracted to rap singing and there are legends who build the legacy in rap singing. All in all, The Rap Year Book is an amazing rap songbook that elaborates the greatness of rap in singing.