Rapcrush Is Not Just Next Up—She’s Unapologetically Her

Rapcrush isn’t here to play fair — and honestly, that’s her power. The Chicago-born rapper, singer, and genre shapeshifter (real name Kanesha Donae Carter) is already turning heads as one of the most compelling new voices in the game. Think the fearless flair of Doja Cat, layered with East Coast grit and a breeze of Caribbean cool. On her latest project, Maybe You’re Just Not Her, she delivers a mood-heavy, emotionally charged experience that demands full attention. At its center is “Eat Your Soul,” a smoldering highlight that pulls you in and holds you tight.

The track opens in a haze of insomnia and longing — “Almost 24 hours, I’ve been up for 22” — setting the stage for a confession that pulses with obsession, devotion, and sensuality. But don’t mistake this for your typical love song. This is Rapcrush territory, where desire comes dressed in diamonds and dagger-sharp bars.

The production is smooth and intimate: lo-fi textures, a heartbeat rhythm, and melodies that feel like a late-night drive through your feelings. There’s vulnerability in her voice, but it’s the kind that commands attention, not pity. “You ain’t got to worry about expenses / You that man, you that man / I’m your biggest fan.” It’s ride-or-die energy, delivered with elegance and heat.

Then the hook drops — and it’s unforgettable:
“I’m trying to eat your soul / Take you on a roll / Just to show you that you…”
It’s raw, sensual, and emotionally generous. Rapcrush isn’t just offering love — she’s offering worship, ambition, and escape all in one breath. This is high-stakes romance, told through punchlines and poetry.

She floats between flows effortlessly — one line seductive, the next confrontational. She’s sweet one moment, then spitting venom the next: putting “the mother hoes” in their place without losing her cool. One of the sharpest moments?
“You my pearl and I’m your rose / Climax while I’m plotting on the pose.”
It’s cheeky, lyrical, and totally her — a perfect distillation of Rapcrush’s voice: bold, flirtatious, and poetic with a twist.

“Eat Your Soul” captures everything essential about Rapcrush — seductive flow, emotional honesty, and lyrical command. It lingers long after it ends, not because it demands attention, but because it earns it.

Stream “Eat Your Soul” now on all platforms — and tap into Maybe You’re Just Not Her before everyone else catches up.

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