Western Hip-Hop Popularity Rankings [2025]
We’ve picked out popular Western hip-hop tracks to date.
We’re introducing them in a ranking format, ordered by the number of plays.
Use this as a reference to see what kinds of songs are popular.
The playlist is also being updated.
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Western Hip-Hop Popularity Rankings [2025] (21–30)
This Is AmericaChildish Gambino29rank/position

Childish Gambino has produced numerous hit songs.
Among them, This Is America is one of his most popular tracks and is widely supported by many Americans.
The uniquely distinctive lyrics reflect his multifaceted talents as a screenwriter and comedian.
Lollipop ft. StaticLil Wayne30rank/position

Lil Wayne is one of the rappers who helped popularize trap music.
In the early days of his career, many heads couldn’t get into his syrupy flow, but over time that style gained mainstream acceptance, and today he’s regarded as an indispensable figure when talking about trap music.
His classic track “Lollipop ft.
Static” can be seen as an anthem that commemorates the late Static Major.
While it might come across as somewhat laid-back, the vibes run hot—highly recommended for those who want to savor a head-nodding groove that you can really sink into.
Western Hip-Hop Popularity Rankings [2025] (31–40)
Kill This LoveBLACKPINK31rank/position

Another smash hit: an anthem BLACKPINK released in April 2019 that rocked everything from living rooms and social media to the dance floor! The fierce brass, heavily informed by the hip-hop subgenre trap, pours a deliciously venomous sense of “spite” and a “mean streak” into the track.
Be sure to check out the music video’s set design, which expresses the song’s themes head-on, as well as the powerful, feminine choreography!
POWERKanye West32rank/position

A shocking work that fuses overwhelming confidence with social criticism.
Often considered one of Kanye West’s signature tracks, this song conveys his presence and influence in the 21st century.
Its lyrics deftly weave together complex themes such as the dangers of power, self-awareness, and societal critique.
Released in July 2010, it drew attention as the lead single from the album “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.” Characterized by distinctive sampling and a heavy beat, it’s recommended not only for hip-hop fans but also for those who wish to question modern society.
An energetic track frequently used at sporting events.
HypnotizeThe Notorious B.I.G.33rank/position

A hip-hop classic by The Notorious B.
I.
G.
, featuring a sampling track with a fat vocal sensibility and striking melody line that conveys a sense of universality.
Its smooth finish gives it an easy, comfortable vibe, making it a standout work that’s perfect for summer.
Gin And JuiceSnoop Dogg34rank/position

This work is known as a landmark of West Coast hip-hop.
Snoop Dogg’s laid-back flow perfectly matches the groovy beats produced by Dr.
Dre.
Released in January 1994, it reached No.
8 on the Billboard Hot 100 and was nominated for a Grammy in 1995.
The lyrics, depicting everyday life in Long Beach, epitomize 1990s hip-hop culture.
It’s an ideal track for outdoor scenes like summer drives or BBQs, and highly recommended for anyone wanting to savor the West Coast vibe.
If I Ruled The World (Imagine That) feat. Lauryn HillNas35rank/position

This masterpiece expresses a powerful longing for freedom and liberation, carried by a nostalgic melody and a groovy beat.
With richly expressive, message-driven lyrics, it vividly paints an ideal world.
While confronting the harsh realities of the streets, it gently sings of a hope-filled future, making it a heartwarming classic.
Lauryn Hill’s soulful chorus further elevates the song’s appeal.
Released in June 1996 as a single from Nas’s album “It Was Written,” it reached No.
53 on the U.
S.
Billboard Hot 100 and was nominated for Best Rap Solo Performance at the 1997 Grammy Awards.
This track is perfect when your heart is weary or when you need energy for tomorrow.
It’s also an excellent companion for a nighttime drive or moments of solitary reflection.





