Some rappers are changing the game of musical wealth transference by ensuring that black musicians get their fair share. Music OwnershipThe biggest historical hindrance to the financial growth of rappers and other Black musicians has been royalties and material ownership. Sign up for exclusivesRappers who write their own songs get composition copyright, and they can have master recording copyright if they fund the recording or own the label. Rap and Generational Wealth Are Increasingly LinkedToday’s rappers continue to grow and protect earnings from unscrupulous record companies to pass on to their family. Their business acumen can set an example for Black ownership so more Black Americans can continue to work on less consuming and more producing.