Apr 24, 2025·1 reply
DinoU hearing WTHELLY more than Luther???
nigga watching Kai Cenat streams for music takes
Apr 24, 2025
Classiqueit’s a huge song man
That personal bubble be kicking y’all ass
99% of people have no idea what WTHELLY is
Apr 24, 2025https://twitter.com/billboardcharts/status/1895157055960617347
Mafia Bossso botkia isn’t even top 10 on tiktok? that’s suspect
- Apr 24, 2025Slimane
nigga watching Kai Cenat streams for music takes
Apr 24, 2025
HugeKetamineFanpeaked at 21, how the f*** is back to back a hit? 18 spots lower than Euphoria lmao
You just had to be there
- Apr 24, 2025·1 reply
Wait i just realized the guy i just replied too went on to say that Meek Mill won the beef with Drake
the brain rot on this site man 
Apr 24, 2025Mafia Boss"NLU"
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Only the most biased Drake stans possible could think Not Like Us is not going to go down as one of the greatest diss songs of all time. Come on now.
- Apr 24, 2025·2 repliesHugeKetamineFan
peaked at 21, how the f*** is back to back a hit? 18 spots lower than Euphoria lmao
We not gonna revise history lmao
We gotta remember that, before streaming took over in 2016, hip-hop wasn’t really represented well on the Hot 100.
For a diss song with no music video to make it all the way to #21 back in 2015, that was huge. That song was definitely a cultural moment, and that’s exactly why Kendrick referenced it on euphoria, because he was hinting at his own Back to Back with Not Like Us.
If the Meek beef happened during the streaming era, Back to Back 100% debuts at #1
- Apr 24, 2025
Apr 24, 2025·2 repliesTheFaderWe not gonna revise history lmao
We gotta remember that, before streaming took over in 2016, hip-hop wasn’t really represented well on the Hot 100.
For a diss song with no music video to make it all the way to #21 back in 2015, that was huge. That song was definitely a cultural moment, and that’s exactly why Kendrick referenced it on euphoria, because he was hinting at his own Back to Back with Not Like Us.
If the Meek beef happened during the streaming era, Back to Back 100% debuts at #1
Na I disagree, that was a hip hop beef. S*** didn't transcend rap. Back to back was solid but the world wasn't as involved.
It was a cultural moment but so was control and they remained in silos.
Also saying hip hop wasn't as represented on the charts is untrue. The week B2B debuted, top 10 had 2 Fetty Wap songs, Wiz, Silento plus Weeknd. S*** was more represented than now.
Apr 24, 2025Classiquei feel like the twitter fingers line is one of the most quoted bars of the last 10 years i wouldn’t say it’s clearly the worst
Drake's impact on the lexicon is actually impressive af. Not that he's the one to actually invent slang but almost everybody starts using it after he does on a song
Was thinking about this while listening to Worst Behavior the other day. "Broski" seemed a lot more common after God's Plan
- Apr 24, 2025·2 repliesExpert
Na I disagree, that was a hip hop beef. S*** didn't transcend rap. Back to back was solid but the world wasn't as involved.
It was a cultural moment but so was control and they remained in silos.
Also saying hip hop wasn't as represented on the charts is untrue. The week B2B debuted, top 10 had 2 Fetty Wap songs, Wiz, Silento plus Weeknd. S*** was more represented than now.
Back to Back was a huge moment, y’all are definitely revising history here.
Fetty Wap, See You Again, and Silento?
Hip-hop was not represented well on the Hot 100 pre-streaming unless it was EXTREMELY pop-leaning or radio friendly. Also, The Weeknd is not a rapper.
In the Top 50 of the Year-End for 2015, there are a grand total of 8 rap songs, and most of them barely even qualify as rap:
- See You Again
- Trap Queen
- Watch Me
- 679
- My Way
- I Don’t F*** With You
- Flex (Ooh, Ooh, Ooh)
- Nasty Freestyle
The only real rap songs on here are IDFWU, Flex, and Nasty.
A song like Back to Back hitting #21 in 2015 was extremely impressive
- Apr 24, 2025·1 replyTheFader
Back to Back was a huge moment, y’all are definitely revising history here.
Fetty Wap, See You Again, and Silento?
Hip-hop was not represented well on the Hot 100 pre-streaming unless it was EXTREMELY pop-leaning or radio friendly. Also, The Weeknd is not a rapper.
In the Top 50 of the Year-End for 2015, there are a grand total of 8 rap songs, and most of them barely even qualify as rap:
- See You Again
- Trap Queen
- Watch Me
- 679
- My Way
- I Don’t F*** With You
- Flex (Ooh, Ooh, Ooh)
- Nasty Freestyle
The only real rap songs on here are IDFWU, Flex, and Nasty.
A song like Back to Back hitting #21 in 2015 was extremely impressive
I hope these songs not in order on the list? IDFWU should be higher
Apr 24, 2025ExpertNa I disagree, that was a hip hop beef. S*** didn't transcend rap. Back to back was solid but the world wasn't as involved.
It was a cultural moment but so was control and they remained in silos.
Also saying hip hop wasn't as represented on the charts is untrue. The week B2B debuted, top 10 had 2 Fetty Wap songs, Wiz, Silento plus Weeknd. S*** was more represented than now.
Yes it did, there were brands on social media making memes about it in real time it was huge. It was nominated for a Grammy too
- Apr 24, 2025·1 replyTheFader
Back to Back was a huge moment, y’all are definitely revising history here.
Fetty Wap, See You Again, and Silento?
Hip-hop was not represented well on the Hot 100 pre-streaming unless it was EXTREMELY pop-leaning or radio friendly. Also, The Weeknd is not a rapper.
In the Top 50 of the Year-End for 2015, there are a grand total of 8 rap songs, and most of them barely even qualify as rap:
- See You Again
- Trap Queen
- Watch Me
- 679
- My Way
- I Don’t F*** With You
- Flex (Ooh, Ooh, Ooh)
- Nasty Freestyle
The only real rap songs on here are IDFWU, Flex, and Nasty.
A song like Back to Back hitting #21 in 2015 was extremely impressive
bruh i was there for it, it was huge rap moment. But saying automatic #1 is actually revisionist history
Other songs that dropped charted higher.Also Fetty Wap aint hop hop? Man he just as much hip hop as any other rapper
- Apr 24, 2025·2 replies
Back To Back was a bigger moment than some of Drake’s #1s
- Apr 24, 2025·2 repliesBRAVE
Back To Back was a bigger moment than some of Drake’s #1s
Agreed because it had discussion. Forget the charts and nostalgia though. It's not even in his top 60 most streamed songs. It was a solid hit but people making it out to this mega hit aint it.
- Apr 24, 2025RIZGOD
I hope these songs not in order on the list? IDFWU should be higher
It’s in order. IDFWU finished at #47 on the Year-End for 2015
- Apr 24, 2025·1 replyExpert
Agreed because it had discussion. Forget the charts and nostalgia though. It's not even in his top 60 most streamed songs. It was a solid hit but people making it out to this mega hit aint it.
The question was whether it was a bigger moment than euphoria. It 100% was. If euphoria debuted at #3 in the streaming era, Back to Back would’ve 100% debuted straight at #1
- Apr 24, 2025·2 repliesBofa
Wait i just realized the guy i just replied too went on to say that Meek Mill won the beef with Drake
the brain rot on this site manI have never met a black person who thinks Drake won
- Apr 24, 2025·1 replyExpert
bruh i was there for it, it was huge rap moment. But saying automatic #1 is actually revisionist history
Other songs that dropped charted higher.Also Fetty Wap aint hop hop? Man he just as much hip hop as any other rapper
He was making pop music with a hip-hop twist man. He singing all over them songs
- Apr 24, 2025·2 repliesHugeKetamineFan
I have never met a black person who thinks Drake won
There is no universe where Meek Mill won that beef. Niggas can’t even remember the name of the song he dropped
- Apr 24, 2025·1 replyTheFader
The question was whether it was a bigger moment than euphoria. It 100% was. If euphoria debuted at #3 in the streaming era, Back to Back would’ve 100% debuted straight at #1
I think it's closer than people think. Maybe 10 but not 1. The world wasn't as invested in a meek-drake beef as kendrick-drake. Also, Euphoria only debuted #3 because of a late week release, it would have been easily #1.
One argument for Back2Back is that it had time to breathe. With Euphoria other songs and eventually NLU didn't let it breathe and NLU became the a generational song eventually. - Apr 24, 2025Expert
I think it's closer than people think. Maybe 10 but not 1. The world wasn't as invested in a meek-drake beef as kendrick-drake. Also, Euphoria only debuted #3 because of a late week release, it would have been easily #1.
One argument for Back2Back is that it had time to breathe. With Euphoria other songs and eventually NLU didn't let it breathe and NLU became the a generational song eventually.Back to Back released on a Tuesday and still debuted at #21. If it had a full week, it would’ve debuted within the Top 10 easily.
That’s extremely impressive for a bar heavy rap song in 2015
Apr 24, 2025·2 repliesExpertAgreed because it had discussion. Forget the charts and nostalgia though. It's not even in his top 60 most streamed songs. It was a solid hit but people making it out to this mega hit aint it.
Come on now, let's not downplay Back 2 Back's moment