
*Last week’s chart-topper, The Weeknd‘s “Kiss Land,” makes the jump to our Top Hip Hop and R&B Chart this week, and the former runner-up, Alicia Keys‘”Tears Always Win,” drops to fifth. Taking their place at the head of the chart are Mario‘s “Somebody Else” (formerly seventh) and Pharrell Williams‘ “Happy” (formerly ninth).
*Robin Thicke‘s “For the Rest of My Life” and Beyoncé‘s “Grown Woman” debut in 19th and 20th.
*Previously “Next Up,” Jaheim‘s “Age Ain’t a Factor” enters the chart in 17th.
*John Legend‘s “Who Do We Think We Are,” John Newman‘s “Love Me Again” and Baiyu‘s “Skip a Beat” narrowly miss appearing on the chart. Your feedback and ratings will determine whether they make the cut next week!
1. Mario ft. Nicki Minaj – Somebody Else
2. Pharrell Williams – Happy
3. Robin Thicke ft. T.I. & Pharrell Williams – Blurred Lines
4. Quadron ft. Kendrick Lamar – Better Off
5. Alicia Keys – Tears Always Win
6. Sean Kingston ft. Chris Brown & Wiz Khalifa – Beat It
7. Mélat – Move Me
8. Mavado ft. Akon & Rick Ross – Rise Up
9. Miguel ft. Kendrick Lamar – How Many Drinks? (Remix)
10. Bridget Kelly ft. Kendrick Lamar – Street Dreamin
11. Cassie ft. Wiz Khalifa – Paradise
12. Jeremih ft. Lil Wayne & Natasha Mosley – All the Time
13. Mariah Carey ft. Miguel – #Beautiful
14. Nicki Minaj ft. Lil Wayne – High School
15. Kelly Rowland – Dirty Laundry
16. Solange ft. Kendrick Lamar – Looks Good With Trouble
17. Jaheim – Age Ain’t a Factor
18. Emerson Brooks – WDYTYA
19. Robin Thicke – For the Rest of My Life
20. Beyoncé – Grown Woman
21. John Legend ft. Rick Ross – Who Do We Think We Are
22. John Newman – Love Me Again
23. Baiyu ft. Jermaine Riley – Skip a Beat

