Khaled Unseats Bad Meets Evil Atop Booth Top Picks Chart

Em & Royce lose their hold on first, dropping to third as "I'm on One" and Drake's "Dreams Money Can Buy" take the top two.

Author:: Richard Spadine
Publish date:: May 30, 2011

New York, N.Y. -- This week on the Booth's

Top Hip Hop and R&B Chart

,

DJ Khaled

's "I'm on One" moves up to claim first, knocking

Bad Meets Evil

's long-charting "Fast Lane" to #3.

Drake

follows in second with "Dreams Money Can Buy." The sole new addition,

Big Sean

single "I Don't Think They Want It," debuts in fifth.

View the full Top Hip Hop and R&B Chart!

Em and Royce retain #1 with "Fast Lane;" Khaled graduates from our Rap Chart to grab second.

"We Don't Get Down Like Y'all" retains the crown; "I'm On" unseats Common's "Ghetto Dreams" in second.

"We Don't Get Down Like Y'all" climbs to #1, knocking "Marvin's Room" to fourth place.

"Strange Clouds" and "I'm Flexin'" climb to the top of the lineup, replacing "Mirror" and "Club Paradise."

"Marvin's Room" spends another week on top, but T.I.P.'s "We Don't Get Down Like That" edges out Weezy's "How to Love" as runner-up.

"How to Love" and "International Love" debut on top, knocking Drake and Khaled out of the top two.

"How to Love" retains the crown, but "Marvin's Room" unseats Pit's "Give Me Everything" as runner-up.

"Otis" retains first, followed by former Rap Chart-topper "Headlines."