March 12, 20215 yr No, I'd rather have the 2 Drake songs at 6 and 7 instead. I'm more than happy to have the Drake songs above this :lol:
March 12, 20215 yr Yes the Bob Sinclar 'Rock This Party' of 2021 still holding up in the charts! :cheer: Edited March 12, 20215 yr by TheSnake
March 12, 20215 yr 06 | | 1st week Drake featuring Rick Ross Lemon Pepper Freestyle Album track from Scary Hours 2 Released: 5th March 2021 Label: OVO Chart Statistics NE (18/03/2021) | 6 Sales: - Certification: - Status: Standard Chart Ratio TBA Sales TBA Audio Streaming TBA Video Streaming Video YvkHPdsjQQs Biography A couple of years after he broke into the mainstream with 2009’s So Far Gone, Drake was browsing art in Los Angeles when a piece caught his eye: a big neon sign that read, “LESS DRAKE, MORE TUPAC.” For a minute, he felt angry, embarrassed—he wanted to walk up and rip the sign off the wall. Instead, he bought it. After all, he figured, you get someone hanging your name next to Tupac’s, even if it’s only to take a shot at it? You must be doing something right. Born Aubrey Drake Graham in Toronto in 1986, Drake became—like Tupac—something of a generational voice, a prism for his pop-cultural moment. Was he an R&B singer who rapped or a rapper who sang? Was he really that sad, or just doing a bit? And if it wasn’t a bit, how could this guy—talented, intuitive, hardworking—really be so down? From minute one, there was something a little different about him: He could be confessional, vulnerable, but also incredibly coarse; he could make an earnest commitment one minute (“Take Care”) and be drunk-dialing the next (“Marvins Room”); he could convince you he was an underdog from his perch on top of the world (“Started from the Bottom”). Critics—and he’s had plenty—like to point out that he started as an actor: He played Jimmy Brooks in the Canadian teen show Degrassi: The Next Generation. But most of all, he felt like a person—someone who isn’t canceled by his paradoxes, but defined by them. Though the feelings remain (always feelings, big feelings), the sound—for the most part, courtesy of longtime affiliate Noah “40” Shebib—is always changing: a little dancehall here (“One Dance”), a little house there (“Passionfruit”), some old New Orleans bounce (“Nice for What”), a bit of Wu-style boom-bap (“Started from the Bottom”), some smooth, to-the-minute trap-soul (“Hotline Bling”). Like Kanye, Drake is as much a curator as he is a creator, an artist capable of arranging collaborators from a universe of styles and making them all fit into his personal vision—an approach that has made him one of the most definitive rappers and pop figures of his era. “I obviously spend a lot of time in my own world,” he told Beats 1 host Zane Lowe in 2016. “But when I do take a look at the broader scope of things, it’s often [in the studio]… Even though I don’t directly, literally address things in my music, I’ve always tried to make music that transcends gender, nationality—to try and unify people. Because that’s really what it’s about.” - Apple Music Top 100 Chart History Drake 2009 42 Forever (feat. Kanye West, Lil Wayne & Eminem) 2010 50 Over -1- 2010 24 Find Your Love -2- 2010 37 Right Above It (Lil Wayne feat. Drake) 2010 01 What's My Name? (Rihanna feat. Drake) MILLIONAIRE 2011 22 Moment 4 Life (Nicki Minaj feat. Drake) 2011 78 I'm On One (DJ Khaled feat. Drake, Rick Ross & Lil Wayne) 2011 57 Headlines -1- 2011 58 She Will (Lil Wayne feat. Drake) 2011 49 Make Me Proud (feat. Nicki Minaj) -2- 2011 09 Take Care (feat. Rihanna) -3- MILLIONAIRE 2012 80 The Motto (feat. Lil Wayne) -4- 2012 37 Crew Love (feat. The Weeknd) -5- 2012 50 F**kin' Problems (A$AP Rocky feat. Drake, 2 Chainz & Kendrick Lamar) 2013 25 Started From The Bottom -1- 2013 44 Love Me (Lil Wayne feat. Drake & Future) 2013 04 Hold On, We're Going Home (feat. Majid Jordan) -2- MILLIONAIRE 2013 56 From Time (feat. Jhené Aiko) -AT- 2013 86 Too Much (feat. Sampha) -3- 2013 93 The Motion -AT- 2013 95 Furthest Thing -AT- 2014 65 Mine (Beyoncé feat. Drake) 2014 87 Who Do You Love (YG feat. Drake) 2014 36 Believe Me (Lil Wayne feat. Drake) 2014 68 0 To 100 - The Catch Up -NAS- 2014 35 Only (Nicki Minaj feat. Drake, Lil Wayne & Chris Brown) 2015 53 Preach (feat. PARTYNEXTDOOR) -AT- 2015 70 Legend -AT- 2015 71 Energy -AT- 2015 92 10 Bands -AT- 2015 95 Know Yourself -AT- 2015 77 Back To Back -NAS- 2015 03 Hotline Bling -1- MILLIONAIRE 2015 81 Right Hand -NAS- 2015 58 Jumpman (Drake & Future) 2016 02 Work (Rihanna feat. Drake) MILLIONAIRE 2016 23 Summer Sixteen -NAS- 2016 01 One Dance (feat. Wizkid & Kyla) -2- MILLIONAIRE 2016 33 Pop Style (feat. The Throne) -PS- 2016 03 Too Good (feat. Rihanna) -3- MILLIONAIRE 2016 18 Controlla -4- MILLIONAIRE 2016 55 With You (feat. PARTYNEXTDOOR) -AT- 2016 68 Grammys (feat. Future) -AT- 2016 72 U With Me? -AT- 2016 62 Feel No Ways -AT- 2016 70 Hype -AT- 2016 84 9 -AT- 2016 78 Still Here -AT- 2016 90 Keep The Family Close -AT- 2016 93 Weston Road Flows -AT- 2016 77 Childs Play -AT- 2016 88 Fire & Desire -AT- 2016 99 Redemption -AT- 2016 25 For Free (DJ Khaled feat. Drake) 2016 10 Fake Love -1- MILLIONAIRE 2016 52 Sneakin' (feat. 21 Savage) -PS- 2016 51 Wanna Know (Dave feat. Drake) 2016 67 Used To This (Future feat. Drake) 2017 49 No Frauds (Nicki Minaj, Drake & Lil Wayne) 2017 03 Passionfruit -2- MILLIONAIRE 2017 09 KMT (feat. Giggs) -AT- 2017 10 Blem -AT- 2017 17 No Long Talk (feat. Giggs) -AT- 2017 24 Get It Together (feat. Black Coffee & Jorja Smith) -AT- 2017 27 Portland (feat. Quavo & Travis Scott) -AT- 2017 31 Madiba Riddim -AT- 2017 32 Gyalchester -AT- 2017 35 Skepta Interlude -AT- 2017 36 Free Smoke -AT- 2017 37 Teenage Fever -AT- 2017 39 4422 (feat. Sampha) -AT- 2017 42 Jorja Interlude -AT- 2017 51 Sacrifices (feat. 2 Chainz & Young Thug) -AT- 2017 54 Lose You -AT- 2017 55 Glow (feat. Kanye West) -AT- 2017 58 Can’t Have Everything -AT- 2017 61 Do Not Disturb -AT- 2017 62 Nothings Into Somethings -AT- 2017 63 Since Way Back (feat. PARTYNEXTDOOR) -AT- 2017 65 Ice Melts (feat. Young Thug) -AT- 2017 58 Come Closer (Wizkid feat. Drake) 2017 73 To The Max (DJ Khaled feat. Drake) 2017 14 Signs -NAS- 2018 01 God's Plan -1- MILLIONAIRE 2018 21 Diplomatic Immunity -AT- 2018 31 Walk It Talk It (Migos feat. Drake) 2018 17 Look Alive (BlocBoy JB feat. Drake) 2018 01 Nice For What -2- MILLIONAIRE 2018 46 Yes Indeed (Lil Baby & Drake) 2018 37 I'm Upset -PS- 2018 02 Don't Matter To Me (feat. Michael Jackson) -3- 2018 04 Nonstop -AT- 2018 05 Emotionless -AT- 2018 01 In My Feelings -4- MILLIONAIRE 2018 19 No Stylist (French Montana feat. Drake) 2018 46 Never Recover (Lil Baby, Gunna & Drake) 2018 13 MIA (Bad Bunny feat. Drake) 2018 55 FLIP THE SWITCH (Quavo feat. Drake) 2018 13 Going Bad (Meek Mill feat. Drake) 2019 41 Girls Need Love (Summer Walker & Drake) 2019 06 No Guidance (Chris Brown feat. Drake) 2019 13 Money In The Grave (feat. Rick Ross) -1- 2019 33 Omertà -AT- 2019 42 Gold Roses (Rick Ross feat. Drake) 2019 50 How Bout Now -AT- 2019 72 4pm In Calabasas -AT- 2019 50 Won't Be Late (Swae Lee feat. Drake) 2019 49 Behind Barz -OST- 2019 31 LOYAL (PARTYNEXTDOOR feat. Drake) 2020 03 Life Is Good (Future feat. Drake) 2020 54 Oprah's Bank Account (Lil Yachty & DaBaby feat. Drake) 2020 01 Toosie Slide -1- 2020 10 Chicago Freestyle (feat. Giveon) -AT- 2020 17 Pain 1993 (feat. Playboi Carti) -AT- 2020 08 GREECE (DJ Khaled feat. Drake) 2020 05 Only You Freestyle (Headie One & Drake) 2020 11 POPSTAR (DJ Khaled feat. Drake) 2020 69 TWIST & TURN (Popcaan feat. Drake & PARTYNEXTDOOR) 2020 04 Laugh Now Cry Later (feat. Lil Durk) -1- 2020 24 Outta Time (Bryson Tiller feat. Drake) 2020 28 Mr. Right Now (21 Savage & Metro Boomin feat. Drake) 2020 45 You're Mines Still (Yung Bleu feat. Drake) 2021 06 Lemon Pepper Freestyle (feat. Rick Ross) -AT- 2021 10 Wants And Needs (feat. Lil Baby) -AT- 6 x #1 | 17 x Top 5 | 25 x Top 10 | 35 x Top 20 | 60 x Top 40 | 124 x Top 100 Rick Ross 2011 78 I'm On One (DJ Khaled feat. Drake, Rick Ross & Lil Wayne) 2012 90 Lemme See (Usher feat. Rick Ross) 2014 98 All I Do Is Win (DJ Khaled feat. T-Pain, Ludacris, Rick Ross & Snoop Dogg) 2014 10 New Flame (Chris Brown feat. Usher & Rick Ross) 2018 55 What's Free (Meek Mill feat. Rick Ross & Jay-Z) 2019 13 Money In The Grave (Drake feat. Rick Ross) 2019 42 Gold Roses (feat. Drake) -1- 2019 10 Down Like That (KSI feat. Rick Ross, Lil Baby & S-X) 2021 06 Lemon Pepper Freestyle (Drake feat. Rick Ross) 0 x #1 | 0 x Top 5 | 3 x Top 10 | 4 x Top 20 | 4 x Top 40 | 9 x Top 100 Social Media Drake Rick Ross http://i.imgur.com/1SERq1f.png
March 12, 20215 yr I'm more than happy to have the Drake songs above this :lol: Me, the other way round. :lol:
March 12, 20215 yr One of my students was singing Friday in class today :( Reason enough to expel them? Too Harsh?
March 12, 20215 yr At a time when most songs are clocking in at less that 3 minutes, why is it Drake of all people who puts out something that is 6 minutes long??? Take the 'yo's' out and it would be 3 minutes long!
March 12, 20215 yr One of my students was singing Friday in class today :( Maybe I should have tried to get a chorus going in the Covid testing session today :lol:
March 12, 20215 yr This Lemon Pepper Freestyle is pretty awful tbh, I'm not keen on a first listen. Argeed!
March 12, 20215 yr 05 | 03 | 4th week Lil Tjay and 6LACK Calling My Phone 4th single from forthcoming studio album Released: 12th February 2021 Label: Columbia Records Chart Statistics NE (25/02/2021) | 2-2-3-5 Sales: 100k+ Certification: - Status: Standard Chart Ratio 40 Sales 01 Audio Streaming 01 Video Streaming Video zzd4ydafGR0 Biography Lil Tjay Lil Tjay is stuck between two worlds. He grew up in the South Bronx, where the tradition of hustlers-turned-rappers is less a myth than an everyday reality. Born in 2001, though, Tjay was also deeply obsessed with the culture of the internet; his two favourite artists are Justin Bieber and Lil Wayne. This duality is his greatest strength. The MC, born Tione Jayden Merritt, isn’t afraid to rap about both sides of his childhood. “I was just an innocent kid, but I still had that street view,” he explained to Apple Music. “I had that balance. I just rap about things that I’ve been through.” His first hit, 2018’s “Resume,” was a SoundCloud sensation, released when Tjay was just a teen. He credits his sharpened pen to his stint in prison on robbery charges a year earlier. On the track, he touches on the fragility of his success when he raps, “I bug out on all instrumentals/It might be my time, but I can't go.” As his career progressed, though, he became more comfortable with his fame and supplemented his melodic flow and infectious, unforgettable bars with talk of designer clothes and foreign cars. His biggest hits, like “F.N” from 2019’s True 2 Myself, move from lamenting his past to celebrating the present. “Cartier glasses, 20/20, got a clear view/You a man, I don't fear you/Act up, we gon' mask up, boy, I dare you,” he raps. Lil Tjay is honest in discussing his path because he knows it’s what makes him him. “All my songs are relatable to my story,” he told Apple Music. “I just hope they’re relatable to my fans, too.” - Apple Music 6LACK In his Up Next interview for Apple Music, 6LACK remembered the night he pulled up next to a car and heard the driver playing his music. Not talking. Not on her phone. Just nodding her head, chilling, connecting. He’d had some lean years—at one point, he’d thought about scavenging food from the trash. So to get a glimmer that all of his work had been worth it? That a quiet kid from East Atlanta who felt like music was his only mode of expression was getting heard? Even he had to admit that was pretty cool. “One of those moments where it’s just, like, ‘OK, that’s kind of dope.’” Born Ricardo Valentine, Jr., in 1992, 6LACK—pronounced “black”, but a reference to the police precinct covering East Atlanta—started battle-rapping as a kid. As he developed, his sound got softer but also more focused, splitting the difference between the muscle of trap and the minimal side of modern R&B. Like Drake or The Weeknd, he can be cold. But his best tracks—“Unfair”, “Nonchalant”, “Outside”—mix that coldness with a sense of modesty and self-reflection that make him relatable even when he’s being a little unlikeable. Or, as he puts it on “Sorry”, “I’ma write when I’m wrong.” Yet however painful his experiences have been, turning them into art makes them worth it. “In, like, 25 years when I’m 50 and wrinkly as s**t,” he says, “I’ll know this was my favourite part.” - Apple Music Top 100 Chart History Lil Tjay 2019 81 Slide (French Montana feat. Blueface & Lil Tjay) 2019 41 Pop Out (Polo G feat. Lil Tjay) 2019 69 F.N -AT- 2020 65 Zoo York (feat. Fivio Foreign & Pop Smoke) -AT- 2020 05 Mood Swings (Pop Smoke feat. Lil Tjay) 2020 84 Losses -1- 2020 65 Move On -2- 2021 02 Calling My Phone (Lil Tjay & 6LACK) -3- 0 x #1 | 2 x Top 5 | 2 x Top 10 | 2 x Top 20 | 2 x Top 40 | 8 x Top 100 6LACK 2018 60 OTW (Khalid, Ty Dolla $ign & 6LACK) 2018 86 Pretty Little Fears (feat. J. Cole) -1- 2018 60 Only Want You (Rita Ora feat. 6LACK) 2021 02 Calling My Phone (Lil Tjay & 6LACK) 0 x #1 | 1 x Top 5 | 1 x Top 10 | 1 x Top 20 | 1 x Top 40 | 4 x Top 100 Social Media Lil Tjay 6LACK http://i.imgur.com/1SERq1f.png
March 12, 20215 yr I hate 'Friday', but it almost comes as a welcome relief wit those 3 Drake songs. See, I thought you would have liked Friday because of its organ house sound. :) I trust you didn't like Pitbull Hotel Room Service and all the other tracks that sampled Nightcrawlers then?
March 12, 20215 yr One of my students was singing Friday in class today :( Are you a teacher really? :o
March 12, 20215 yr They didn't play all six minutes this time then. In fact, they only played about half of it!
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