Hip Hop Stickers and Memes

Some of the best hiphop themed stickers, memes, and emojis for iMessage are available right here! For years, we've kept it poppin' - from some of your favorite phrases to the coolest hiphop characters you'll ever see "rapped" up as emojis, memes, and iOS stickers. Stay "tooned" we've got many more on the way! Please be sure to leave a review on the App Store and tell us what you think. All sticker requests, suggestions, comments, creative criticism, and encouragement are more than welcome. New Features: ・Stickers now work in Facebook and other Social Media Apps that support photo sharing (via copy/paste) ・Accessibility Compatible Descriptions (blind users can hear what each sticker is saying, doing, and/or representing) ・No In-App Purchase needed, you get free updates for life PLEASE NOTE: This Sticker Pack is an iMessage App, you will not see an icon for this app on your de­vice home screen. Stick­er Pack icons will ap­pear in your iMes­sage in­ter­face. If you don't see the app icon in iMes­sages, please fol­low these in­struc­tions to en­able the app: Open Mes­sages and tap to start a new mes­sage or open an ex­ist­ing thread. From the app draw­er (you’ll see a row of icons), tap “Seattle Stickers”. If you don’t see the icon, scroll to the far right and tap the icon with 3 dots. You’ll then be pre­sent­ed with all the stick­er packs on your de­vice, press “Edit” to en­able a stick­er and “+” to add it to your favorites. Pro Tips: to "peel" the stick­er you'd like to use... Press firmly on the sticker, while holding down... drag it to wherever you'd like to "stick it" within your current message thread. While still hold­ing the stick­er, you can use a sec­ond fin­ger to pinch and zoom in or out to in­crease or de­crease the size. While still hold­ing the stick­er, you can also use a sec­ond fin­ger to ro­tate it in a dif­fer­ent di­rec­tions. Disclaimer: Any content, names, characters, and/or incidents portrayed in this sticker pack are completely fictitious. No identification or any resemblance with actual persons (living or deceased), places, buildings, events, and/or brands is intended or should be inferred.