Billboard Hot 100
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- The new favorite Jamaican-Canadian rapper, Tory Lanez continues to climb the Hot 100 chart with his hip-hop/reggae mix and remake of Tanto Metro and Devonte's Everyone Falls In Love which currently sits at number thirty on the list.
- Dancehall's, Popcorn, who collaborated with Drake and Rihanna on the single, Too Good, has climbed to the number fourteen spot.
- After spending three weeks in the number one spot with the single Cheap Thrills alongside Sia, dancehall artist Sean Paul has fallen to the number two spot on the Billboard Hot 100 this week.
- Another remake, remix on the charts is the song In my head by Fifth Harmony and Fetty Wop.
- The song samples the work of Mad Cobra's 1992 release of Flex.
The new favorite Jamaican-Canadian rapper, Tory Lanez continues to climb the Hot 100 chart with his hip-hop/reggae mix and remake of Tanto Metro and Devonte's Everyone Falls In Love which currently sits at number thirty on the list. Dancehall's, Popcorn, who collaborated with Drake and Rihanna on the single, Too Good, has climbed to the number fourteen spot.
After spending three weeks in the number one spot with the single Cheap Thrills alongside Sia, dancehall artist Sean Paul has fallen to the number two spot on the Billboard Hot 100 this week.
Another remake, remix on the charts is the song In my head by Fifth Harmony and Fetty Wop. The song samples the work of Mad Cobra's 1992 release of Flex.
For the Reggae album top ten, Vybz Kartel who released his "King of the Dancehall" on June 10 is currently holding its spot at number eight, while King Jammy's latest project, King Jammy Presents New Sounds of Freedom, debuted at number 10.
