Best Hip-Hop/R&B Songs Charts, 2006-2018

*For the fourth week running, Kendrick Lamar‘s “Compton” retains first. A$AP Rocky‘s “F**kin’ Problems” ascends from our Rap Chart to claim second, knocking last week’s runner-up, Joe Budden‘s “She Don’t Put It Down Like You,” to fourth. *Up from our…

*Kendrick Lamar‘s “Compton” spends its third week in first. The former runner-up, Ludacris‘ “Representin’,” drops to fourth, while Joe Budden‘s “She Don’t Put It Down Like You” rises from third to claim second. *Up from our Rap Chart, Young Jeezy‘s…

*Kendrick Lamar‘s Dre-assisted “Compton” retains the top spot this week, but the former runner-up, T.I.‘s “Trap Back Jumpin,” gets knocked to fifth by Ludacris‘ “Representin’” (formerly on our Rap Chart). *Graduating from last week’s Rap Chart along with Luda’s joint,…

*After ceding its spot to T.I.‘s “Trap Back Jumpin’” last week, Lil Wayne‘s “No Worries” returns to the top spot. Tip’s record falls to third. Kendrick Lamar‘s “Compton” graduates from our Rap Chart to claim the runner-up position. *Making the…

*T.I.‘s “Trap Back Jumpin’” jumps from fourth to first place this way, knocking the former front-runner, Lil Wayne‘s “No Worries,” to second. Last week’s runner-up, Game‘s “Celebration,” drops to fourth. *Making the leap from our Rap Chart, Wiz Khalifa‘s “Remember…

*Last week’s third-place pick, Lil Wayne‘s “No Worries,” surges to first this week, knocking Game‘s “Celebration” from first to second. G.O.O.D. Music‘s “Clique” tumbles from the runner-up position to take third. *Graduating from last week’s Rap Chart, T.I.‘s “Trap Back…

*After overtaking Aaliyah‘s “Enough Said” to claim first last week, Game‘s “Celebration” retains its spot atop the chart. G.O.O.D. Music‘s “Clique” hangs on in second. *No new features debut on the chart, but several records from our genre-specific charts earn…

*The late Aaliyah‘s “Enough Said” is knocked out of the top slot after three weeks atop the chart, ceding its spot to last week’s runner-up, Game‘s “Celebration.” G.O.O.D Music make the jump from atop our Rap Chart to claim second…

*For the third week running, Aaliyah maintains her hold on first with Drake-assisted posthumous single “Enough Said.” Up from our Rap Chart, Game‘s “Celebration” replaces Kid CuDi‘s “Just What I Am” in second, knocking the latter to fifth. *Graduating from…

*The late Aaliyah spends another week on top with “Enough” said,” but the runner-up, Kendrick Lamar‘s “Swimming Pools (Drank),” tumbles to seventh. Moving up from third, Kid CUDi‘s “Just What I Am” replaces the latter in second. *No new features…

*After making the jump from the top of our R&B Chart last week, the late Aaliyah‘s “Enough Said” makes the jump to first, switching places with the former front-runner, Kendrick Larmar‘s “Swimming Pools (Drank).” *Graduating from the top two of…

*Kendrick Lamar once again takes top billing, holding on to first with “Swimming Pools (Drank).” Rick Ross‘ “Three Kings” is unseated in second by the late Aaliyah‘s Drizzy-assisted “Enough Said,” formerly the front-runner on our R&B/Pop Chart. *Also graduating from…