hot 100
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Music Drake's amazing run is over.
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Music Metro Boomin' dominates the charts.
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Music Hip-hop flat-out dominated Billboard's singles chart in 2016.
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Matt F -
Original Content Rae Sremmurd's "Black Beatles" is their first #1, but it's far from their first hit.
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News Drake takes the top spot from Justin Timberlake's "Can't Stop the Feeling."
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Music Chidlish Gambino's latest single might debut as his highest charting single so far.
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Music Hip-hop hasn't had much relevance on the Hot 100 in a while and people have been pointing the finger at Kendrick Lamar as a result.
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Music Drake will likely end the drought when he releases his next studio album, "Iceman," although there's still no release date.
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Music Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" will probably never be surpassed in terms of the success it achieved as a diss track.
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Music The song is seeking a third week on top of the Hot 100.
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Music The "Scarlet" single is still getting spun like crazy, returning to the top spot along with other familiar players on the charts.
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Music Drake and SZA just grabbed the top spot on the Hot 100.
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Lavender Alexandria