Nappy Roots Join Slim the Mobster Atop DJBooth Independent Chart

<i>Nappy Dot Org</i> standout "Pete Rose" debuts on top, knocking "What Goes Up" to second.

Author:: Richard Spadine
Publish date:: Oct 16, 2011

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

Top Independent Chart

, former front-runner

Slim the Mobster

's "What Goes Up" is bumped to second by

Nappy Roots

' newly-released album standout, "Pete Rose." Formerly #2,

Gods'illa

's "Saviors & Punishers" drops to 15th. All in all, 14 fresh features earn spots in the lineup, including a Booth-exclusive

world premiere

from

Sin

.

View the full Independent Chart

After three weeks in the top two, "Face the Facts" and :"Pumped Up Kicks (Remix)" cede their places to "What Goes Up" and "Saviors & Punishers."

"Internal Wars" debuts on top, knocking "2011 Rap Up" to the runner-up position.

"There Goes the Neighborhood" debuts in first, knocking "Tommy Bundy" to runner-up

"Wishin'" and "World Premiere" debut on top, ending Dumbfoundead and Mac Miller's two-week reign.

The Cali crew's "Escape" moves up from fifth to join "A Reason to Breathe" in the top two.

Yela's "Throw It Up" climbs to top the lineup, and T.I.P.'s "Pyro" follows at #2.

"Get Into the Moment" and "Heartbeat" claim the top two replacing joints by Grieves and Chris Webby.

"Make Me Proud" continues its reign on top, but "Let's Roll" replaces Beyoncé's "Party (Remix)" in second.