If you're looking for some last-minute gift grabs for the Hip-Hop lover in your life, you've come to the right place. Of course, the obvious option is always dope ROCK THE BELLS merch, including hoodies, sweatshirts, letterman jackets, and more, which you can grab at your local retailer or online.

And if you want even more options, we've got you covered. Whether your favorite rap fan digs a good read, enjoys wine, or likes collectibles, there's a pick here to keep their jingle bells rocking.

1. Legendary Hip-Hop photographer Ernie Paniccioli's iconic book, Hip Hop at the End of the World: The Photography of Brother Ernie.

One of Hip-Hop culture's most iconic photographers, Ernie Paniccioli's book Hip Hop at the End of the World is a must-have for any rap fan. Featuring more than 250 images of legendary Hip-Hop artists including Ice Cube, The Notorious B.I.G., LL COOL J, Naughty by Nature, Public Enemy, 50 Cent, N.W.A, Snoop Dogg, Lil' Kim, Flavor Flav, Lauryn Hill, Queen Latifah, TLC, and more, many of the photos included in the book have never before been published. Hip Hop at the End of the World also features Paniccioli's personal anecdotes of time spent with the artists, and insightful stories behind their photographs — it's basically a Hip-Hop Bible for any serious rap fan. Grab it here.

2. Craft beer from your favorite rappers.

Hip-Hop has been relatively slow to embrace the craft beer scene but over the past five years or so, Hip-Hop has firmly established its place in the market, thanks to rappers like The Nappy Roots, who launched the first rapper-run brewery in the country last year, Atlantucky in Atlanta. They're not only slapping their name on the beer–they actually brew it (their sprawling 6,000+ space includes a microbrewery). If you're in the Atlanta area, treat your Hip-Hop lover to their signature beer, Kentucky Mud, a smooth stout crafted in collaboration with Atlanta’s Arches Brewery, that boasts rich chocolate notes (also available in most stores). Or head over to Run The Jewels' BaRTJ, an online delivery service for beer, spirits, and merch. Killer Mike and El-P want you to enjoy their offerings like "36" Chain" brewed in conjunction with Brooklyn Brewery, "Get It" in collaboration with Canada-based Collective Arts Brewing, and "All My Life" with Briana Brake of Spaceway Brewing. You can also grab a merch pack which consists of a four-pack of craft beer, and more.

3. The new cookbook, Ghetto Gastro Presents Black Power Kitchen.

Ghetto Gastro Presents Black Power Kitchen isn't just an excellent cookbook (though it most certainly is that too), but a deep dive into the legacy and history of Black food across the diaspora. The book, written by Bronx-based culinary collective Jon Gray, Pierre Serrao, and Lester Walker with contributions from award-winning food writer Osayi Endolyn, clearly and smartly explores food discrimination in Black communities, explaining why we eat what we eat, and how it all came to pass. The rich commentary is accompanied by gorgeous photos and interviews. Check it out here.

4. Tickets to see Jeezy perform with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.

What better way to tell someone you think they're sophisticated and have great taste than with tickets to the orchestra to watch a Hip-Hop legend perform? Atlanta-based, Grammy-winning rapper Jeezy will be headlining with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra on Jan. 27 for Classicly Ours featuring Jeezy. Grab tickets here.

5. A copy of the new limited-edition coffee table book The Wu-Tang Legacy.

This is the perfect way to say I love you to a true Wu-Tang Clan fan. The limited edition book takes a deep dive into the Wu's storied legacy. There's a big catch, however — only 36 copies of the 300-plus page book will be sold, with one of those being auctioned at Sotheby’s. On the upside, the book will feature work from legendary photographers including Danny Hastings, PROTIM PHOTO, Kyle Christy, and Andy Cantillon, along with Wu-Tang’s personal friends and family, and will feature rare or never printed images. So act fast.

6. Some spice from T-Pain.

T-Pain wears a lot of hats in this business — singer, songwriter, producer, podcaster— and now he has a new gig to add to his long resume, spice maker. Seriously, he's teamed with James Beard Award-winning chef and Spicewalla founder Meherwan Irani for the Spicewalla + T-Pain Collection, a trio of custom wing rubs ― Sugar Daddy, The Juice and Straight Fire. Spice up the holidays here.

7. Hebru Brantley's new book.

Art and Hip-Hop are inextricably intertwined, as evidenced by the dynamic work of one of the art world's most talented figures, Chicago-bred Hebru Brantley. If you're shopping for an art lover, consider this book. Brantely's work is high in demand, and he's been name-dropped by everyone from Jay-Z to Chance The Rapper. His new self-titled book features his acclaimed work so far "examines both the fine-art and applied-art nature of his work, with both his paintings and his streetwear collaborations receiving pride of place in the design of the book." Grab it here.

8. A bottle of Earl Stevens wine.

Vallejo veteran, E-40's Earl Stevens chardonnay has earned the approval of wine enthusiasts including a recent shout-out from Hoda and Jenna, who said the wine is perfect for the holidays. Browse 40's varied wine collection here.

9. A Snoop Dogg Funko Pop.

The busiest man in show business these days is without a doubt, Snoop Dogg. Earlier this year, it was announced he'd teamed up with Funko to open an L.A. store in January 2023. Tha Dogg House will be a co-branded store in Inglewood, California, and feature exclusive collectibles and products across sports, music, anime, movies, music, television, and more. Pair a promised trip to the store with Snoop Pop! figure for a cool Christmas win. Check out the Pop collection here.

10. Secure the bag (of coffee).

If your Hip-Hop lover also loves coffee, Jadakiss just helped you step up your holiday game with the recent launch of his Kiss Cafe Coffee. Head over to the site to browse whole bean or ground coffee, and next time your Hip-Hop lover asks if you'll brew a pot of coffee, toss them a bag and say "Knock Yourself Out."

BONUS! Deliver a Killah Christmas

Who isn't a huge fan of Ghostface, one of the greatest rappers of all time with a nearly flawless discography to match? Ghost is delivering a Killah Christmas with his latest release, an exclusive holiday album, Killah Christmas, that isn't streaming anywhere. Buy vinyl, a CD, or get a digital album that comes with a phone call with Ghostface himself. Head over to his website to discover your choices.