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Original Content The biggest collab on Lil Baby and Gunna's "Drip Harder," the Drake-featuring "Never Recover," debuts at #1.
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Music Childish Gambino nabs his first RIAA certification since "Redbone."
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Original Content Kodak Black's user approval finally matches his viewcount in this edition of Top Tracks.
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Music Drake did it for the Broskis in 2018.
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Original Content Playboi Carti and Travis Scott have a hit on their hands with "Love Hurts."
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Original Content The title track from Logic's upcoming album, "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind," debuts at #1 on our chart.
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Original Content The first single from Offset's upcoming solo album wins out in a week otherwise dominated by Tekashi 6ix9ine
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Music Hip hop records continue to dominate the winner's circle.
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Original Content Beef reigns supreme in an edition of Top Tracks that includes Pusha T, Drake, Tekashi 6ix9ine, Chief Keef, and even Quentin Miller.
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Original Content XXXTentacion's posthumous collaboration with Lil Pump, Swae Lee, and Maluma, "Arms Around You," debuts at #1.
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Original Content Lil Uzi Vert's "Sanguine Paradise" and "That's A Rack" are our #1 and #3 tracks, respectively, this week.
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News Fetty Wap makes history.
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Music Kendrick has cemented his place in history.
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Original Content Cardi B and Offset get their first joint #1 on our chart with "Clout," taken from Offset's debut solo album.
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Music Fans argued that both could have made the list.
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Music Lauryn Hill beat out albums from Kendrick Lamar, Stevie Wonder, Beyonce, and more.
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Original Content Smooky Margielaa's star-studded "Flight To Memphis," which features A$AP Rocky, Chris Brown, and Juicy J, debuts at #1.
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Original Content Future and Young Thug strike again, with their surprise new collab "Do It Like" debuting at #1 this week.
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Sports Sports Illustrated ranks Kevin Durant in first place.
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Original Content Mike WiLL Made It, Kendrick Lamar, and Pharrell's "The Mantra" heads up a Top Ten dominated by "Creed II" soundtrack cuts.
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Patrick Lyons