The Top 10 Most Popular Hip Hop Singles The Week Of 9/5/2011

    Weeks that begin with holidays always set a laid back tone for the rest of the week, and that’s exactly what this week brought. However, some freestyles made their rounds, including Styles P rockin’ over Drake’s “Marvin’s Room,” along with Red Cafe’s take on “N***as In Paris.” Big Sean went to the UK and spit for Tim Westwood , while Pusha T hit the Big Apple to drop some bars off to Funkmaster Flex . Even instrumentals circulated from Wale (“That Way” ) and Drake (“Headlines” ). All in all, the holiday week showed some grabbing for straws, but thanks to mixtapes we still had some good music to check out.

    It’s a Cole World This Week

    J. Cole rocked the top spot this week and second place, with the two leaks from his “Any Given Sunday” series (listen to #1 and #2 ). Cole’s been sporatically dropping songs off in anticipation for the September 27th release of Cole World: The Sideline Story. The track “Heavy” made #1 and “Neverland” hit the #2 spot. Then, a mixtape reworking of “Who Dat” dropped in at #4 and right underneath it was a Cole World track “Can’t Get Enough” with Trey Songz. That song initially dropped last year, but the final version hit the ground running once promo for Cole’s new album started. In other new album news, Wale’s “Chain Music” arrived as a CDQ. Originally, that cut appeared on Wale’s “The Eleven One Eleven Theory” mixtape (listen ), but was finalized now and will appear on his album Ambition dropping November 1st.

    Mixtapes To the Rescue

    Peter Rosenberg’s “What’s Poppin’ Vol. 1” (listen ) had perhaps the most exciting tracks to choose from during this holiday week (the J. Cole “Who Dat” remix with SD and Childish Gambino appeared on there). The mixtape also offered up a Kendrick Lamar track called “My Mind Drifts” (#6), plus the Tyler, the Creator and Domo Genesis of OFWGKTA “Odd Twisted” freestyle (#8). Jay Sean’s “The Mistress” mixtape grabbed Lupe Fiasco for “Say Yeah” at #7, while the DJ Holiday “Holiday Season Vol. 4” mixtape gave us some Weezy on the Streetrunner-produced track “We Back Soon.” Closing out the list at #10 was a Paul Nice remix of Jay-Z’s Black Album track “Public Service Announcement.” This week goes to show you that Hip Hop still loves mixtapes and remixes.

    The Top 10 Most Popular Hip Hop Singles The Week Of 9/5/11

    1. J. Cole – Heavy

    2. J. Cole – Neverland

    3. Lil Wayne – We Back Soon

    4. J. Cole featuring SD & Childish Gambino – Who Datt Pt. 2

    5. J. Cole featuring Trey Songz – Can’t Get Enough

    6. Kendrick Lamar – My Mind Drifts

    7. Jay Sean featuring Lupe Fiasco – Say Yeah

    8. Tyler the Creator and Domo Genesis of OFWGKTA – Odd Twisted (Got It Twisted Freestyle)

    9. Wale – Chain Music

    10. Jay-Z – Public Service Announcement (Paul Nice Remix)

    Last week’s Top Ten Singles list.

    11 thoughts on “The Top 10 Most Popular Hip Hop Singles The Week Of 9/5/2011

    1. Cole World indeed!

      It’s ya n-gga, deep thinker, big drinker
      late night, with ya wife in ya crib sneaker
      when you out of town, and you not around
      turn your ass over like a n-gga stepped out of bounds
      crowd around young’n
      I got ammo and a lot of rounds coming
      up in the streets where you not allowed, runnin’
      got the songs bitches ride around hummin’
      and the n-ggas stay thumpin’
      and the hater’s hate pumpin’
      got the 808′s bumpin’
      so the trunks stay thumpin’
      and the n-gga get high only on occasion in
      my mind too wild
      damn thought weed supposed to calm you down
      but I’m so high I can palm two clouds
      boy look, these n-ggas quote my lines like the Lord’s book
      you n-ggas less rhymes more hooks
      more bucks but less love
      you hear them drums, ?uestlove
      no Roots, I’m so truth
      I used to rock sidelines like a coat suit
      had to look at all them loafers, yeah them boat shoes
      now I’m in the game but I wont boast to you dummy
      remember n-ggas had short jokes for my money
      toast to the honey’s, money and the liquor
      and bitch I don’t sound like any other n-gga
      with my finger on the trigger
      I burn rappers like Henny on the liver
      grant death wishes like a genie I’ma killer
      Lord giveth and he taketh like an Indian giver
      hard to keep jimmy in zipper
      when you got them bad Anne Vivians with ya
      Remy and weed, I got em on Pluto
      I like Henny but the hoes prefer Nuvo.

      [Fashawn]
      Check, every time a n-gga roll,
      old school whips and it’s sittin on 4′s
      hoes on me when I enter the door
      if a n-gga wanna trip, good grip on the chrome
      empty out a clip from the fifth then I’m gone
      twist up a spliff, get a fifth of Patron
      hate a chick who just talk sh-t on the phone
      lyrics courtesy of http://www.killerhiphop.com
      baby I’m tryna stick, give ya dicks to ya dome, sh-t
      if I was you n-gga I would hate him
      hot August nights I’m out there in Vegas
      stuntin til time, had that patience
      now it’s big faces, fly vacations
      alias Shawn stacks
      miss shows, never call back
      blowin’ Dro sippin tall cats
      on the low had to crawl back
      n-ggas wonder if it’s all raps
      or it’s all facts…

      [Omen]
      As I step in the toe like Fe fi foe
      with the heat like flow and the beat typo
      better rewrite yo, get your rhyming straight
      get murked plus 8 like Jon and Kate
      I mean it’s time for the face off
      hit the corner like an 8 ball
      me not concentrate like Adolf
      no time for I had a get a day job
      me on the mind you aint even on the radar
      never bring it but I never been a fiend for her silly ways
      so I’m tryna get the cream til I’m silly paid
      couldn’t put her on the team, every week another reason
      thats fiend like Billy Mays
      gotta grind gotta focus
      gotta shine through the minds of the blind light the hopeless
      never confined to the rhymes that I’ve chosen
      moment of silence the Times gotta quote this

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