OutKast
Rap
'Hey Ya!' has no rapping and is really an André 3000 solo record. Guess the OutKast song, then tell whether André or Big Boi drives it.
From Taylor Swift to Drake, Beyonce to Bad Bunny, Queen to BTS: every artist has a catalog worth testing on Songtrivia. Pick an artist, guess their songs, name the albums, and prove how well you really know them, from the chart-topping singles to the deep cuts only day-one fans remember. Each artist is a fast, free way to turn your fandom into a game.

From pop icons and rap legends to rock bands and K-pop groups, every artist has their own page, their biggest songs and their deep cuts. Pick one and start a quiz.
Rap
'Hey Ya!' has no rapping and is really an André 3000 solo record. Guess the OutKast song, then tell whether André or Big Boi drives it.Rap
'What You Know' is raw Atlanta trap, but 'Whatever You Like' hit number one on pop radio. Guess the T.I. song, then tell the two apart.Rap
'In da Club' sounds like a party anthem, but its maker survived nine gunshots. Guess the 50 Cent song, then tell the hits from the street cuts.Rap
'Stronger' rides a Daft Punk robot loop, but 'Heartless' is frozen Auto-Tune. Guess the Kanye West song, then place which era the beat belongs to.Rap
'Rap God' packs a stretch rapped at roughly six words a second. Guess the Eminem song, then tell Slim Shady from Marshall Mathers.Rap
'California Gurls' is really Katy Perry's record, with Snoop only guesting. Guess the Snoop Dogg song, then tell his hits from his features.Rap
On 'Gimme the Loot,' Biggie raps both robbers himself, pitching his voice up for one. Guess the Notorious B.I.G. song, then tell his story tracks from the radio hits.Rap
The voice that snarls on 'Hit 'Em Up' cracks with grief on 'Dear Mama.' Guess the 2Pac song, then tell the rider apart from the poet.Rock
'Radioactive' builds to a stomping drop instead of a sung chorus, and every big hit copies that trick. Guess the Imagine Dragons song, then tell the drops apart.Rock
On 'In the End', Mike Shinoda raps the verse and Chester Bennington sings the chorus. Guess the Linkin Park song, then catch which voice is leading.Rock
The frantic 2006 'Dancefloor' sounds nothing like the smoky 2013 'Do I Wanna Know?'. Guess the Arctic Monkeys song, then name which era it came from.Rock
Four piano notes and most players already shout 'Clocks'. Guess the Coldplay song from its hook, then watch the pop collabs swap the piano for a beat.Rock
'A Day in the Life' is two songs stitched together: John sings the verses, Paul the middle. Guess the Beatles song, then name who is singing.Rock
Flea's slap bass names most tracks, but 'Under the Bridge' barely has any. Guess the Red Hot Chili Peppers song, then spot where the funk hides.Rock
'Creep' is all guitar, but 'Idioteque' runs on a stuttering laptop beat. Guess the Radiohead song, then say which era you are hearing.A music artist quiz is a game built around one performer or band. Instead of mixing every act together, it focuses on a single catalog, so every round stays with the artist you came to play. You might guess a track from its intro, name the album it came from, finish a signature lyric, or answer a question about the artist's career, eras and awards. Because an artist has a recognizable voice, a sound and a run of hits, their songs become easy to spot once you know the catalog. That is what makes an artist quiz so addictive for fans: it takes everything you love about someone's music and turns it into a challenge that rewards how closely you have been listening.
On Songtrivia, each artist has their own hub with their biggest songs, key albums and a growing set of quizzes. Start with a name you love, then test another: a pop fan can try a rap legend, a rock listener can take on a K-pop group, and a casual listener can find out how deep their favorite really goes. Every artist mixes formats, so a session never feels repetitive, and the roster keeps expanding as new names are added. Play is free and needs no signup, so you can jump straight into a round. Sign in when you want to save your stats, build a streak and climb the weekly league. Whether you want to settle a fan debate or just enjoy an artist's catalog, a music artist quiz is the sharpest way to prove it.
About artist quizzes
From breakout singles to deep cuts, Songtrivia turns each artist's catalog into song quizzes, lyric prompts and music trivia. Here is how the artist quizzes work and what makes each catalog worth replaying.
Each artist has a dedicated page with their songs, albums, eras and the quiz formats that fit their catalog.
Recognize the hooks, vocals and productions that make an artist's tracks unmistakable, and your guesses get faster every round.
Answer questions on albums, awards, collaborations and milestones without ever leaving the quiz.
Start with a name you love, from pop and rap to rock, K-pop, R&B and Latino, then take on the next one.
Alternate song quizzes, lyric prompts and trivia so each artist stays fun to replay instead of the same round twice.
Artist pages link the hub, the detail stories and the playable quizzes, and new names land as Songtrivia grows.
You think you know your favorite artist. Songtrivia makes you prove it.
Global FAQ
A great artist quiz mixes the obvious hits with the deeper cuts, so casual fans can join in and superfans still get tested. Each one blends song guesses, lyric prompts and career trivia from a fact-checked catalog, so every round feels fair and rewards how closely you actually listen.
Names like Taylor Swift, Drake, Beyonce, Bad Bunny, The Weeknd and Rihanna are among the most played, with K-pop groups and rock legends climbing fast. The roster keeps growing, so there is always a new favorite to test.
Yes. You can guess songs by today's chart-toppers and by the legends who shaped music decades ago, from modern pop and rap to classic rock and soul. Each artist has their own page and quizzes.
The roster spans pop, rock, rap, K-pop, R&B, country and Latino, so whatever genre you love, there are artists to play. You can also browse artists by genre to find the ones that match your taste.
Definitely. Playing an artist's catalog on repeat teaches you their albums, eras and signature songs, and the trivia questions fill in the story behind the music. Most players recognize tracks faster after just a few rounds.
Yes. Casual play is free with no signup. Sign in when you want to save your stats, keep a streak and climb the weekly league.
Each artist page is curated and fact-checked against several independent sources, so the songs, albums and facts stay accurate and up to date.
Wikipedia · AllMusic · MusicBrainz · RIAA · Billboard charts archives · IFPI Global Music Report.
Artist profiles are based on independent cross-referenced sources and on Songtrivia internal statistics. Every quiz is fact-checked via at least 3 sources before publication.