6. NoClue – 14.1 syllables per second

Ricky Raphel Brown, born on January 28, 1985, and currently 37 years old as of 2022, hails from Seattle, Washington, USA.

He embarked on his musical journey early in life, honing his skills by reciting lyrics and crafting his own songs.

In 2005, he achieved the remarkable feat of holding the Guinness World Record for being the fastest rapper, reaching a staggering 14.1 syllables per second in his track titled “New West.

7. Busta Rhymes – 12.8 syllables per second

Trevor George Smith Jr., born on May 20, 1972, and currently 50 years old as of 2022, is a prominent figure in the world of rap music and earned his place on the list of fastest rappers.

He initiated his music career as a member of the music group Leaders of the New School but chose to pursue a solo career following the group’s disbandment.

Notably, this swift rapper has received 12 Grammy Awards nominations but has yet to secure a victory.

His fastest rap performance, clocking in at 12.8 syllables per second, was achieved in the track “Hello.”

8. Krayzie Bone – 12.5 syllables per second

Anthony Henderson, born on June 17, 1973, and currently 49 years old as of 2022, hails from Cleveland, Ohio, USA, and is renowned as one of the world’s quickest rappers.

He embarked on his music journey in 1991 and is a member of the rap group Bone Thugs-n-Harmony.

Krayzie Bone ascended the ranks of the hip-hop music scene by collaborating with accomplished artists and record labels, including Ruthless, MoThugs, ThugLine, The Life, Full Surface, Interscope, BTNH Worldwide, and Warner Music Group.

Some of his standout tracks include “Thuggish Ruggish Bone,” “Ghetto Cowboy,” “Resurrection,” “All Good,” and “Thug Mentality.”

His swiftest rap delivery clocks in at 12.5 syllables per second, a feat he accomplished in the song “Clash Of The Titans.”

9. Twista – 11.2 syllables per second

Born November 27, 1973, in Chicago, USA, Carl Terrell Mitchell, now 49, was once Tung Twista.

His rap skills emerged at age 12 in 1985. It took until 1992 for his debut album, “Runnin’ Off at da Mouth.”

He’s an active artist with around 14 albums and hits like “Adrenaline Rush,” “Kill Us All,” “Yellow Light,” “Slow Jamz,” and “Overnight Celebrity.”

Over his career, he partnered with Atlantic, Loud, and Capitol Records.

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