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Original Content Top Tracks Of The Week: August 12-19 Staff picks for the week of August 5th to 11th. By Trevor Smith August 22, 2013
Original Content Top Tracks: August 10 - August 16 HNHH's top 10 tracks, according to our Top 100 chart. By Alex Galbraith August 17, 2015
Original Content Top Tracks: Kodak Black Reaps "Bodak Yellow" Success The success of "Bodak Yellow" reverberates through our chart, where Cardi B and Kodak Black both make appearances. By Patrick Lyons September 26, 2017
Original Content Top Tracks: 50 Cent & Nicki Minaj Are Finally Back 50 Cent scores his first #1 in years with the PNB Rock-assisted "Crazy." By Patrick Lyons April 16, 2018
Original Content Top Tracks of The Week: March 17 - March 24 Our weekly rundown of what's new and notable at the top of our charts By Alex Galbraith March 25, 2015
Original Content Top Tracks: December 5 - December 11 YG and Lil Wayne's surprise collab rockets up our Top Tracks list this week. By Patrick Lyons December 12, 2016
Original Content Top Tracks: November 21 - November 27 This week's Top Tracks is dominated by Future's OVO Sound leaks. By Patrick Lyons November 28, 2016
Original Content Top Tracks: July 25 - July 31 DJ Khaled's "Major Key" has a major showing on our Top Tracks list this week. By Patrick Lyons August 01, 2016
Original Content Top Tracks: June 27 - July 3 DJ Khaled, Joe Budden, and Rae Sremmurd crack the top five in this week's Top Tracks list. By Patrick Lyons July 04, 2016
Original Content Top Tracks: November 16 - November 22 Check out the Top 10 tracks on HNHH's Top 100 for the week of November 16 - 22. By Angus Walker November 23, 2015
Original Content Top Tracks: Lil Wayne & XXXTentacion's "Don't Cry" Hits #1 The XXXTentacion-featuring "Don't Cry" from Lil Wayne's "Carter V" debuts at #1. By Patrick Lyons October 01, 2018
Original Content Top Tracks: Pusha T's "Story Of Adidon" Is Crowned #1 Beef reigns supreme in an edition of Top Tracks that includes Pusha T, Drake, Tekashi 6ix9ine, Chief Keef, and even Quentin Miller. By Patrick Lyons June 04, 2018