Ludacris Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

Saturday (Oooh! Ooooh!) ft. Sleepy BrownLudacris15rank/position

Ludacris – Saturday (Oooh! Ooooh!) (Official Music Video) ft. Sleepy Brown

Rapper Ludacris, hailing from Illinois, is also active as an actor—many of you probably know him from the popular car-action film series The Fast and the Furious.

Among his works, this one track is the perfect party anthem for a Saturday night.

It captures the sense of liberation after a week of work and amps up the anticipation for the night ahead.

A groovy track by Atlanta legends Organized Noize intertwines with Sleepy Brown’s soulful vocals to set the ultimate weekend mood.

Released as a single from the classic 2001 album Word of Mouf, it was also featured on the Rush Hour 2 soundtrack.

Put it on as BGM before a weekend drive or party and it’s guaranteed to lift your spirits.

Southern Hospitality (feat. Pharrell Williams)Ludacris16rank/position

Ludacris – Southern Hospitality (Official Music Video) ft. Pharrell

Ludacris is not only a popular rapper but also active as an actor.

“Southern Hospitality,” included on his 2000 release and blockbuster album Back for the First Time, is one of the iconic tracks that ushered in 2000s hip-hop.

Of course, it was a hit for Ludacris himself, but it’s also worth noting that the producer was The Neptunes, who were on an unstoppable roll at the time.

For younger music fans, it may be easier to recognize them as the producer team that includes Pharrell Williams, who created the 2013 smash hit “Happy.” It’s a song you can enjoy from the perspective of a masterpiece crafted in the early days by talented musicians.

Two Miles An HourLudacris17rank/position

Ludacris – Two Miles An Hour (Remix) ft. Playaz Circle

The song used in the iPhone 14 Plus commercial “Running Battery” is “Two Miles an Hour.” It’s a track by rapper and actor Ludacris.

He’s well known for appearing in the car-themed Fast & Furious series, and he’s also said to love cars in his private life.

This song expresses his deep affection for cars.

Since the commercial also features a wagon running, it’s a perfect match.

Move BitchLudacris ft. Mystikal, I-2018rank/position

Ludacris – Move B***H (Official Music Video) ft. Mystikal, I-20

A collaboration by American rappers Ludacris, Mystikal, and I-20.

It was inspired by Mystikal’s 1994 track “Here I Go.” Released in 2002, it reached No.

3 on the U.

S.

charts.

Break Your HeartTaio Cruz feat. Ludacris19rank/position

Taio Cruz – Break Your Heart (Official Video) ft. Ludacris

This summer anthem is a collaboration between Taio Cruz—showcasing his upbeat vocal work and R&B-honed sensibilities—and party rocker Pitbull.

With lyrics that can flip your mood to something cheerful, it’s a feel-good track that adds a refreshing splash of color to the summer.

YeahUsher ft. Lil Jon, Ludacris20rank/position

Usher – Yeah! (Official Video) ft. Lil Jon, Ludacris

Usher is one of the defining R&B singers of the 2000s, and he has a huge fan base in Japan as well.

His classic track “Yeah” is an R&B song with incredibly high-energy vibes.

Released in 2004, it became a massive hit and was played in clubs so often that you could almost say it was guaranteed to be on.

The track itself is simple with few elements, but each verse brings such intense energy that it packs a serious punch.

A must-check for fans of mid-2000s style R&B.

SexBeatUsher, Lil Jon, Ludacris21rank/position

Usher, Lil Jon, Ludacris – SexBeat (Audio)

“SexBeat” is a sultry track that brings together Usher, Lil Jon, and Ludacris.

After a quiet intro, it erupts with a pounding, speaker-shaking bass-heavy beat.

Rapid-fire lyrics, along with sensuous guitar and piano lines, create a distinctive atmosphere.

With spring being a season of new encounters, if you’re looking to feel bolder than usual, why not give this song a listen?