What was the most popular rap song in 2015?

It’s easy to see why. At the top of 2015, Shy Glizzy revived “Funeral” with a new verse from Jeezy. Same melancholic, same chorus, same sentiment. Snowman, however, adds a touch of humor to an otherwise solemn song: “Thank God I paid all my mama’s house/Cause in my grave I don’t wanna hear my mama out.” Chance the Rapper and Justin Bieber.

Who is the author of the Rap Up?

Henry Adaso has written about hip-hop since 2005 and founded the award-winning blog The Rap Up. He has written for “Vibe,” MTV, Rap Rehab, and more. 2015 will be fondly remembered as the year hip-hop got its groove back.

Who is the rapper with Chance the rapper?

Chance the Rapper and Noname Gypsy playfully trade rhymes in the spirit of Phife Dawg and Q-Tip, Wyclef and L’Boogie, Phonte and Big Pooh. “Sparring is training,” Chance says repeatedly as if trying to convince himself.

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Who are the top hip hop artists of 2015?

This year we’ve been blessed with huge street anthems and club bangers from Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Fetty Wap and more. It’s time to compile some of the freshest Hip-Hop that 2015 has had to offer.. Check out huge anthems from the likes of Drake, Fetty Wap, Big Sean, Nicki Minaj, Kendrick Lamar, and more.

What was the year of hip hop music?

2015 will be fondly remembered as the year hip-hop got its groove back. After riding a tumultuous conceptual downturn in 2014, hip-hop rediscovered and redefined its creative headspace. With 2015 now in our rearview mirror, let’s look back and reflect on the year’s best rap songs.

Who are the Top Streaming Songs of the year?

TOP STREAMING SONGS ARTISTS 11 Cheerleader OMI Also appears on these Year End Charts 12 Can’t Feel My Face The Weeknd Also appears on these Year End Charts 13 Love Me Like You Do