30 Rappers Who Have Their Own Record Labels

Did you know that your favorite rapper is also probably a boss? Check out these artists that have their own record labels, even though they have (in the past) or still do business with major labels.

1. Chief Keef – Glo Gang

   

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2. Boosie Badazz- Bad Azz Syndicate

   

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3. P. Diddy – Bad Boy

   

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4. Meek Mill – Dream Chasers

   

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5. T.I. – Grand Hustle

   

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6. Drake – OVO Sound

   

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7. Ice Cube – Lench Mob Records

   

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8. Fetty Wap – RGF

   

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9. Dr. Dre – Aftermath

   

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10. Rick Ross – Maybach Music Group

    

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11. Nipsey Hussle – All Money In

    

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12. French Montana – Coke Boys

    

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13. DJ Paul and Juicy J – Hypnotize Minds

    

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14. Kanye West – G.O.O.D Music

    

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15. Jay-Z – Roc Nation

    

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16. The Neptunes – Star Trak Entertainment

    

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17. Nelly – Derrty Ent

    

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18. Birdman – Cash Money Records

    

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19. Lil Wayne – Young Money Entertainment

    

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20. Kevin Gates – BWA

    

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21. Eminem – Shady Records

    

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22. Nas – Mass Appeal

    

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23. ASAP Rocky – ASAP Worldwide

    

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24. Jermaine Dupri – SoSoDef

    

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25. 50 Cent – G-Unit Records

    

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26. E-40 – Sick Wid It Records

    

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27. Cam’Ron – Diplomat Records

    

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28. Master P – No Limit Records/No Limit Forever

    

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29. Eazy-E – Ruthless Records

    

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30. Ludacris – Disturbing Tha Peace

    

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Source: XXL Magazine

-Farlin Ave (@farlinave)