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Original Content Tory Lanez's Quavo and Tyga-assisted new single, "Broke Leg," slaughters the competition on its way to a #1 debut.
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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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Music Fans argued that both could have made the list.
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Original Content As he's done for many other up-and-coming artists, Drake remixes Summer Walker's "Girls Need Love" and bolsters its popularity.
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Music Lauryn Hill beat out albums from Kendrick Lamar, Stevie Wonder, Beyonce, and more.
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Original Content We're late, but here's our new edition of Top Tracks. Jeezy scores his first solo #1 in years with a freestyle over DaBaby's "Suge."
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Original Content As is only right for a song called "My Peak," Future, Chance, and King Louie's new song debuts at #1.
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Music Experts are predicting well over 50 million streams.
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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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Original Content J. Cole's surprise new freestyle, "Album of the Year," tops our chart in its first week out.
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Original Content HNHH's top 10 tracks, according to our Top 100 chart.
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Original Content Kanye West's two new songs top the chart while Post Malone has a big showing elsewhere in the top ten.
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Original Content Chris Brown notches three appearances for the second straight week, but Migos tops the chart this week.
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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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Original Content Future scores the top two tracks; all three of Rae Sremmurd's new singles hit the top ten this week.
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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 Eminem wins back his fans, and the #1 spot, with the "Chloraseptic" remix.
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Music Lil Skies is now a millionaire, according to the rapper himself.
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Music Hip hop records continue to dominate the winner's circle.
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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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Patrick Lyons