This is one of the biggest exaggerations ever
you capping and u know it lmao
you capping and u know it lmao
Very big song and it belongs in this discussion, but wouldn’t say one of the biggest rap songs ever unless we’re talking like one of the top 1,000 maybe
Eminem - Stan
Kanye - Homecoming
50 Cent - Many Men(didn't even make it to the Hot 100)
Dr. Dre - Still Dre
Future - March Madness(also didn't make it to the Hot 100)
is a big hit even a big hit if it can’t even crack top 40?
is a big hit even a big hit if it can’t even crack top 40?
Depends. There's hits that have had a big impact and are staples of rap without necessarily being big Billboard hits.
Alright by Kendrick, for example, has been used in many protests and is a cultural classic, so I would call it a "big" hit.
Grillz by Nelly, by contrast, is hardly known by anyone these days including many casual Nelly fans and it had no staying power despite going number 1.
So yeah...I think that's what people mean.
This going number one for like 8 weeks minimum if it dropped in 2021
Wokeuplikethis deserved to be top 10
Uzi and Carti harmonizing is one of the best moments on the album
#42
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E58qLXBfLrs#41
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQ488QrqGE4#69
Second biggest fast and furious song behind see you again and it didn’t even chart despite having 200 million streams
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Y'all niggas lookin at the wrong charts. Hot 100 is across all genres and includes the tastes of non hip-hop fans, which is why the chart performances look crazy compared to those songs' cultural relevance.
If you look at Hot Hip-Hop/R&B songs, the chart positions should better reflect the songs' relevancy.
Y'all niggas lookin at the wrong charts. Hot 100 is across all genres and includes the tastes of non hip-hop fans, which is why the chart performances look crazy compared to those songs' cultural relevance.
If you look at Hot Hip-Hop/R&B songs, the chart positions should better reflect the songs' relevancy.
Y'all niggas lookin at the wrong charts. Hot 100 is across all genres and includes the tastes of non hip-hop fans, which is why the chart performances look crazy compared to those songs' cultural relevance.
If you look at Hot Hip-Hop/R&B songs, the chart positions should better reflect the songs' relevancy.
Good point.
Actually, this is random af but I was looking at Chubb Rock's stats and his 3rd album had singles where all the songs went number 1 on the hip hop charts but only peaked at 95 on the Hot 100 charts.
Y'all niggas lookin at the wrong charts. Hot 100 is across all genres and includes the tastes of non hip-hop fans, which is why the chart performances look crazy compared to those songs' cultural relevance.
If you look at Hot Hip-Hop/R&B songs, the chart positions should better reflect the songs' relevancy.
So wokeuplikethis techinally a top 40
If Carti and Uzi dropped Wokeuplikethis or Shoota today, it’s a guaranteed #1 look at Miss The Rage which went #11
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Y'all niggas lookin at the wrong charts. Hot 100 is across all genres and includes the tastes of non hip-hop fans, which is why the chart performances look crazy compared to those songs' cultural relevance.
If you look at Hot Hip-Hop/R&B songs, the chart positions should better reflect the songs' relevancy.