Jay-Z Popular Songs Ranking [2025]
Jay Z is hailed as one of the world’s top rappers, consistently delivering timeless tracks to his fans.
He’s also well known for being married to Beyoncé.
Here, we’ve listed some of his most popular songs.
We’ve compiled them in a ranking based on the number of plays.
Feel free to use it as a reference.
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Jay-Z Popular Song Rankings [2025] (21–30)
Run this townJay z ft Rihanna and Kanye west29rank/position

The action film “The 355” follows glamorous female spies fighting to save the world.
The theme song used in the international trailer is “Run This Town” by American rapper JAY-Z.
To be precise, it’s JAY-Z (feat.
Rihanna & Kanye West).
Having such star power in the parentheses feels almost too luxurious, doesn’t it? The track has an elegant yet powerful vibe that perfectly matches the strong, beautiful women featured in the movie.
If you want the CD, it’s included on the album The Blueprint 3, so be sure to check it out!
Dead PresidentsJay Z30rank/position

Dead Presidents is captivating for its cool rap laid over an urban-sounding track.
Released in 1996 by rapper Jay-Z, the song stands apart from his well-known collaborations with divas like Alicia Keys and Beyoncé, focusing instead on the hardships and resolve required to make money as a rapper.
It’s a track that lets you sense a glimmer of romance shining through the harsh lives of gangsters.
Jay-Z Popular Songs Ranking [2025] (31–40)
Public Service Announcement (Interlude)Jay Z31rank/position

This piece promotes the debut of Google’s AI, Gemini, and introduces how it can boost productivity.
From email summarization to generating images from text, it clearly conveys how easy it is to integrate into daily life and how simple it is to use.
It shows not only the interface but also users’ reactions, giving a strong sense of its high functionality that meets expectations.
The music that further underscores the technological advances depicted in the video is Jay-Z’s “Public Service Announcement (Interlude).” The calm-tempo rap with a solid, driving beat—contrasting conversational lyrics with announcement-like voice—creates a cool atmosphere.
Murder to ExcellenceJAY Z, Kanye West32rank/position

Black Adam, the film making waves for featuring Dwayne Johnson as an antihero.
Its trailer uses the track “Murder to Excellence.” As the title suggests, the song has a dark vibe that fits the movie perfectly.
The track was released in 2011 by rappers Kanye West and Jay-Z.
It’s surprising that a movie matching it so perfectly would be made years later, isn’t it?
Young ForeverJay Z Feat. Mr. Hudson33rank/position

A collaboration between American hip-hop artist Jay-Z and British R&B and electronica artist Mr.
Hudson.
It was inspired by the track of the same name from Alphaville’s 1984 release.
Released in 2010, it became a hit in countries around the world.
New DayJAY Z, Kanye West34rank/position

This is a track from the 2011 release Watch the Throne, jointly released by Jay-Z and Kanye West, whose popularity extends beyond hip-hop to worldwide acclaim.
It’s a serious track that showcases both artists’ talents as lyricists, touching on everything from family relationships to social issues in America, and it’s interesting that RZA, one of the producers of the song, is mentioned by name.
While it’s not specifically a song addressed to a father, a dad who appreciates hip-hop or club music might be delighted if you introduce him to it.
Numb/EncoreLinkin Park & Jay Z35rank/position

Mark Hunt, a fighter with Samoan roots, possesses punching power that ranked around first or second even in the old K-1, and he also has a skull about twice as thick as that of an average human.
He’s truly a quintessential example of a fighter who’s maxed out both offense and durability.
Hugely popular in Japan as well, the entrance song he used was “Numb/Encore,” a collaboration between Linkin Park and Jay-Z.
It features a refreshing melody that perfectly suits Mark Hunt’s gentle personality.





