Federline was already a successful dancer, model, actor, pro wrestler, text-messager, YouTube star and impregnator when he turned his attention to ­rapping, on 2006’s Playing With Fire. And by introducing themes like wealth, power, illegal-drug ­consumption, fame and sexual prowess to hip-hop, he radically expanded the music’s ­lyrical possibilities. K-Fed’s urban realism had a stark documentary quality, and his portrayals of aspirant American excess bordered on the Fitzgerald-esque.

Where will he go next? Wherever his mind rolls.

Blender Magazine - Naming KFed the 30th Worst rock lyricist of all time.