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If you don’t already know Omar Apollo, here’s your chance to get familiar before he’s fully become a household name. Long before he went all the more viral on TikTok, Omar Apollo had been building an incredibly sturdy foundation for his triumphant musical career. Now, it’s paying off as he’s becoming one of the most highly regarded musical talents out right now.

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Where do we start with Omar Apollo and his incredible journey? Well, the story starts in the state of Indiana, where his parents immigrated to from Guadalajara, Mexico. At the young age of 12, his parents gifted him his first guitar: an electric, which he would soon trade for an acoustic at a pawn shop. From watching YouTube cover videos, practicing singing in his church choir, to learning even more guitar skills from his uncle, Omar Apollo was planting seeds to be the best at what he loved most: music. While working at Jimmy John’s and Guitar Center and living in an attic, he made his first bout of traction as an artist by dropping songs on SoundCloud.

Indiana was where Omar began exploring his creativity and forming relationships that would help propel him way more than he probably expected at the time. Like Lonewolf, for instance. This talented videographer and director has become renowned for the unparalleled style within his noteworthy videos, but before the music industry was swooning over him, he was creating works of art in Indiana with Omar Apollo. We’re talking over 5 years ago, to be exact. Now, that’s early.

As he was emerging beyond the state of Indiana (and SoundCloud) with the help of his manager Dylan Shanks, Omar started touring the country, and then the world, as he kicked off his first European tour back in 2019. In the time since, he’s only continued to blossom as an artist, striking up relationships with some of the biggest artists in the world, like Tyler, the Creator, for example. Additionally, he’s been showing off his talent to the world on platforms like NPR’s Tiny Desk, which is all you need to see to be a fully certified Omar stan.

Omar’s catalog of music is pretty expansive. Starting with his debut EP, Stereo, back in 2018, Omar continued to drop impressive music over and over again. Next up was his second EP in 2019, Friends, which was then followed by his debut mixtape, Apolonio, in 2020. Around this time, Omar started sharing his collaborations with Kenny Beats, which only added fuel to the fire. He’d then go on to appear on Kenny’s show, The Cave. Most recently, Omar dropped off an album in 2022 called Ivory, which was followed up by a deluxe version, Ivory (Marfil). The project featured just two artists: Daniel Caesar and Kali Uchis.

Thanks to his knack for music and his ever-personable demeanor, Omar Apollo is winning over the hearts of the masses, and day by day, his audience is increasing exponentially. Whether you found his music from SoundCloud, Lonewolf, Kenny Beats, Spotify, or even TikTok, one thing’s for sure: you’ve gotta love Omar Apollo.

Be sure to catch his performance at the upcoming March Madness Festival, alongside Megan Thee Stallion, J.I.D., Maggie Rogers, Lil Nas X, Tim McGraw, Keith Urban, Little Big Town, and Mickey Guyton.

Let’s talk about the top 25 Rick Ross songs of all time, from the iconic “Hustlin'” and “B.M.F.” to collaborations with Drake, Kanye West, Jay-Z, and more. We’ll be ranking Ross’s greatest hits based on sales, critical acclaim, and lasting impact, showcasing his signature style of hard-hitting beats, vivid lyrics, and larger-than-life persona. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or new to the Miami rapper’s music, this list offers a definitive guide to Ross’s most memorable and influential tracks. Now let out your best Rick Ross grunt (HUH) and let’s get to it.

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If our list starts with “Santorini Greece” at the number 25 spot, picture just how legendary the rest will be. It’s beyond impressive to consider just how impactful Rick Ross’ expansive catalog of music is to date. This hit is exactly why we’ve come to love Rick Ross so much.

At the number 24 spot on our list of the best Rick Ross songs, we’ve got “Cigar Music” (featuring Masspike Miles). This song is yet another notch on the ever-growing belt of Rick Ross.

Next up is “Lamborghini Doors,” which featured the likes of Meek Mill and Anthony Hamilton. This song proved to be a massive success, and is still in rotation nowadays for any savvy hip-hop listener.

When you see Chris Rock on a Rick Ross song, it’s safe to say the Miami rapper isn’t playing around at all. Such was the case for the duo’s legendary collaboration, “Idols Become Rivals.”

Rick Ross joined forces with Jay-Z and Meek Mill for “What’s Free” years ago, and it still knocks to this day. This is yet another incredible track that Rick Ross blessed up his expansive fanbase with.

At the number 20 spot on our list, we’ve got yet another iconic Rick Ross and Jay-Z collaboration, “Free Mason.” This song is a perfect example of exactly what fans have come to expect when these two moguls get behind a mic together.

At the number 19 spot on our list is “Valley of Death,” which showcases some of the best bars that Rick Ross has to offer. Considering it’s this high up on the list, it says a lot about the rest of his music and its listenability.

CeeLo Green once linked up with Rick Ross for a classic song titled “Tears of Joy.” This song would prove to be a standout for both artist, and still boasts a unique listenability to this day.

At the number 17 spot on our list of the best Rick Ross songs is a unique collaboration between Rick Ross and Nas, called “Usual Suspects.”

“Diced Pineapples” from Rick Ross, Wale, and Drake went viral back in the day for many reasons, but first and foremost, it was an incredible collaboration that equalled an unparalleled sound.

Ten songs down, and fifteen left to go on our list. At the number 15 spot, we’ve got “Trap Trap Trap,” which features the likes of Young Thug and Wale. Wale is a sleeper feature for Rick Ross, and you already know that Thug came with bars for this one.

Rich Forever is yet another classic Rick Ross anthem, and for good reason. It dons some of the best qualities that fans have come to love about Rick Ross’ music, and John Legend only adds to it.

French Montana is one of the greatest artists you can have on a hook, and especially so back when Rick Ross dropped “Nobody” with him and Puff Daddy. This song shows off the very best from both artists, and as a result, has landed at the 13th spot on our list.

“Live Fast, Die Young” is a noteworthy collaboration between Rick Ross and Kanye West, and has rightfully scored a spot on our list of the best Rick Ross songs.

From the beat to the iconic bars atop it, “The Devil Is A Lie” is arguably the best Rick Ross and Jay-Z collaboration to date, and that’s really saying a lot.

In yet another legendary collaboration between Rick Ross and John Legend (see what we did there?), “Magnificent” is arguably their best. Listen for yourself and try to tell us any different.

“Push It” is a solo Rick Ross song that serves as a reminder of his uncanny abilities. The song is a quintessential Rick Ross heater that deserves to be on any kind of Rick Ross playlist.

Though Rick Ross and Kanye West don’t have many collaborations, “Maybach Music 2” alongside T-Pain and Lil Wayne is safe to say is their best work together. Who could forget the first time they heard this banger?

Like we’ve discussed earlier in this article, when you see Rick Ross and T-Pain on a song together, it’s safe to assume the resulting music is some heat. Such is the case with their collaborative work, “The Boss.”

Now that we’ve come into the top 6 songs, it could be argued that any one of these deserves the number one spot. That goes for our number 6, “B.M.F.” and anything after it. It’s only the best of the best from here on out.

This song is so legendary that we had to include it on our list, even though Rick Ross isn’t the primary artist. When DJ Khaled is the primary artist, it’s almost like the authority goes to whoever’s verse is the most iconic, and Rick Ross ruthlessly competed for that title on this particular song.

“Aston Martin Music” is yet another quintessential Rick Ross banger, and has rightfully earned the number four spot on our list of the very best Rick Ross songs.

On Rick Ross’ 2014 album, Mastermind, he gave fans plenty to listen to for years to come. One of the most notable songs from this project was “Rich Is Gangsta,” which still bangs to this day.

Every day I’m hustlin’, every day I’m hustlin’, every day I’m… well, you get the point. Who could ever forger about this absolute classic from Rick Ross. The memes were countless when this heater dropped, and it was celebrated as one of the best tracks of the era that it was dropped in.

At the coveted number one spot on our list of the best Rick Ross songs, we’ve got “Stay Schemin’,” which features Rick Ross alongside Drake and French Montana. What an absolute classic. It just might be physically impossible to resist the urge of putting this on replay after listening to it once. That’s all for our list of the best Rick Ross songs – stay tuned for even more from ONE37pm’s music team.

Nas has an expansive portfolio of studio albums, and today, we’re gonna be taking a look at all of them, ranking the 14 best Nas albums in order from worst to best. Born Nasir bin Olu Dara Jones in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, this rapper has had quite the story to tell, and has told it in a way far superior to your typical rapper. Let’s take a look at everything the legendary talent has dropped off to date.

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Top Songs: “Wave Gods,” “Speechless,” “Meet Joe Black”

As we start out our list, we go back only a couple years to Nas’ 2021 studio album, Magic. This particular project featured the likes of only two artists: A$AP Rocky and DJ Premier, both of whom featured on the highest-performing song, “Wave Gods.”

Top Songs: “Adam and Eve,” “Cops Shot the Kid,” “everything,” “Not For Radio”

Next up on our list of the best Nas albums is Nasir from back in 2018. This project was quality from an objective standpoint, but considering the projects that Nas is known for, this is far from his best. The album features Kanye West, Diddy, 070 Shake, The-Dream, and The WRLDFMS Tony Williams

Top Songs: “Purple,” “Doo Rags,” “My Way”

Back in 2002, Nas unveiled his studio album, The Lost Tapes. This project was another quality Nas album, but pales in comparison to his very best, which we’ll be getting to in a bit. When someone has this many albums and they’re all good, it’s worth a proper salute.

Top Songs: “Just A Moment,” “Virgo,” “Bridging The Gap,” “Thief’s Theme”

As you might have noticed by now, Nas’ father is a famous jazz musician, one who’s been featured on many of Nas’ best albums. Such is the case with Street’s Disciple back in 2004, along with many other noteworthy talents. This and Nas’ distinct curation approach is what puts this at the number eleven spot on our list of the best Nas albums.

Top Songs: “Replace Me,” “All Bad,” “Rare,” “Nobody,” “Legit,” “Thun”

While we could individually rank each one of the three King’s Disease albums, it makes more sense to put it all in the same spot, considering each one is of a notably similar caliber. Taking on a more modern approach with his feature selections and beat selections, this trilogy was yet another step forward for the legendary talent.

Top Songs: “Cherry Wine,” “Daughters,” “Bye Baby”

Amy Winehouse? On a Nas album? That’s not something you’d usually expect, but it makes sense, considering the variety of features that Nas has brought in throughout his storied career. That was just one of the ear-catching moments that really stood out from his 2012 album, Life Is Good.

Top Songs: “Hero,” “You Can’t Stop Us Now,” “Sly Fox”

Towards the end of the decade in the 2000’s, Nas dropped off a memorable project back in 2008, Nas, which has appropriately landed at the number 8 spot on our list of the best Nas albums. Again, while it’s not his best, it offers a competitive selection of music that would make an average rapper sound terrible.

Top Songs: “Hip Hop Is Dead,” “Still Dreaming,” “Can’t Forget About You,” “Hustlers”

Though it seems he was wrong at the time with the name of his 2006 studio album, Hip Hop Is Dead, Nas once again came through with a body of work that was well-worth a listen. “Hip Hop Is Dead,” “Still Dreaming,” “Can’t Forget About You,” and “Hustlers” are just some of the standout tracks from this notable record.

Top Songs: “I Can,” “Get Down,” “Made You Look”

At the number six spot on our list of the best Nas albums, we have God’s Son, which only continued Nas’ hot-streak heading into the 2000’s. This project featured hits like “I Can,” “Get Down,” and “Made You Look,” along with a selection of other notable tracks. It’s a great listen all the way through, to say the least.

Top Songs: “You Owe Me,” “Shoot ’em Up,” “Nastradamus,” “Life We Chose”

As we enter into the five best Nas albums on our list, it’s going to get competitive. This is made evident with the number five spot on our list, Nastradamus, from back in 1999, as the world was “ending.” So the stage was set for this fitting album title, and an explosive catalog of songs within.

Top Songs: “One Mic,” “Ether,” “Got Ur Self A Gun,” “What Goes Around”

After Nastradamus, Nas decided to go even harder, and unveil an absolute banger of a project with his 2001 studio album, Stillmatic. This was yet another reminder that the world-renowned MC was just getting started with his now-storied hip-hop career. “One Mic,” “Ether,” “Got Ur Self A Gun,” and “What Goes Around” are just a handful of the standout songs from this gem.

Top Songs: “Nas Is Like,” “Hate Me Now,” “N.Y. State of Mind, Pt. II”

If you thought the top five was competitive, it’s on a whole other level now that we’ve reached the top three spots on our list of the best Nas albums. At the number three spot, we have I Am… from 1999. With a cover depicting Nas as an Egyptian pharaoh, the scene was set from the jump for Nas to go absolutely crazy with this album – and crazy he went.

Top Songs: “If I Ruled The World (Imagine That),” “The Message,” “Street Dreams,” “I Gave You Power”

Featuring the same style of cover art as his incredibly epic debut album, It Was Written had one main discrepancy on the cover: Nas was grown now. This theme of evolution was evident both on the cover and across the music within. “If I Ruled The World (Imagine That),” “The Message,” “Street Dreams,” and “I Gave You Power” are just a few of the historical songs within this legendary album.

Top Songs: “N.Y. State of Mind,” “The World Is Yours,” “It Ain’t Hard to Tell,” “Halftime,” “Memory Lane (Sittin’ In Da Park),” “Represent”

At the number one spot on our list, we have Illmatic. Nas was only 20 years old when he released Illmatic in 1994, which is incredible, considering just how advanced his level of music-making skills were at the time. This is an unbelievable example of Nas’ unrivaled rap prowess, and it really makes one think about the mastery he showcased while being Nas’ debut. Unusual would be a huge understatement.

When it comes to Fall Out Boy albums, there’s plenty to discuss. They helped shape the sound of modern alternative music, and that’s no easy feat. While we anxiously await their upcoming project this week, there’s nothing left to do to celebrate the band, but to reassess their expansive catalog of music. Here’s our ranking of the full catalog of Fall Out Boy albums, from worst to best.

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Top Songs: “The Last of the Real Ones,” “HOLD ME TIGHT OR DON’T,” “Champion”

Before their newest release in March 2023, Fall Out Boy’s latest prior studio album was back in 2018, called Mania. While this had a few heaters on it, it’s safe to say it wasn’t their best. Worry not, we’ve got the remaining catalog ahead, which highlights the band’s very best work, dating all the way back to 2003.

Top Songs: “Centuries,” “Uma Thurman,” “Immortals,” “Irresistible”

In 2015, Fall Out Boy reminded listeners everywhere that they weren’t playing around at all. They showed how they never lost their magic touch, despite how common that is in the realm on music and entertainment in general. “Centuries,” “Uma Thurman,” “Immortals,” and “Irresistible” were just a few of these particular reminders that got listeners hip to the later evolution of Fall Out Boy.

Top Songs: “Grand Theft Autumn / Where Is Your Boy,” “Dead On Arrival,” “Saturday”

For their first studio album ever, Fall Out Boy continued their hot-streak with Take This to Your Grave way back in 2003. Twenty years later, songs like “Grand Theft Autumn / Where Is Your Boy,” “Dead On Arrival,” and “Saturday” are still gracing listeners’ playlists across the globe.

Top Songs: “My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark,” “The Phoenix,” “Alone Together,” “Just One Yesterday”

In 2015, Fall Out Boy dropped off a studio album that would further their legendary status in music, and would further expand their audience exponentially. With hits like “My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark,” “The Phoenix,” “Alone Together,” and “Just One Yesterday,” how couldn’t this album be a smash-hit?

Top Songs: “I Don’t Care,” “What A Catch, Donnie,” “America’s Suitehearts”

In 2008, Fall Out Boy fans were blessed up with a brand new album from the band, their fourth studio album to be exact. With classic vibes like “I Don’t Care,” “What A Catch, Donnie,” and “America’s Suitehearts,” this album reserved a top-spot in the hearts of their biggest fans, and the number three spot on our list of the best Fall Out Boy albums.

Top Songs: “Thnks fr th Mmrs,” “This Ain’t A Scene, It’s An Arms Race,” “The Takeover, The Break’s Over”

At the number two spot on our list of the greatest Fall Out Boy albums ever, we’ve got their third studio album from back in 2007, Infinity on High. This is an absolutely quintessential Fall Out Boy album, to say the least. Talk about hits: “Thnks fr th Mmrs,” “This Ain’t A Scene, It’s An Arms Race,” and “The Takeover, The Break’s Over,” just to name a few.

Top Songs: “Sugar, We’re Going Down,” “Dance, Dance,” “Our Lawyer Made Us Change The Name Of This Song So We Wouldn’t Get Sued,” “A Little Less Sixteen Candles, A Little More ‘Touch Me'”

At the number one spot on our list of the greatest Fall Out Boy albums, we’ve got an incredibly classic piece of music from the world-renowned band, their debut album from all the way back in 2005, From Under the Cork Tree. This was their second studio album, and proved to be arguably their greatest work ever. They helped to define the sound of the 2000’s, which is well-deserving of fans’ praise.

The best Bad Bunny songs seem to be a dime-a-dozen, so we took the liberty of sorting everything out for you. Let’s talk about the best Bad Bunny songs out there, ranked in order from fifteen to one. Without further ado, let’s take a look at our list.

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As we start off our list, we begin with “Ni Bien Ni Mal,” a particular fan-favorite of Bad Bunny’s, which has racked up nearly half a billion streams on Spotify alone. Impressive, right? As you’ll come to find out, this is nothing relative to Bad Bunny’s streaming standard.

Next up on our list of the best Bad Bunny songs, we have “Volví (with Aventura)” at the number fourteen spot. This song is irresistible to have on loop – and with over half a billion streams on Spotify, why shouldn’t it be on our list?

At the number thirteen spot on our list, we have “Si Veo a Tu Mamá” with 558 million total streams on Spotify. This is yet another one of Bad Bunny’s classic tracks, which you’ll soon understand is not too difficult to come across.

Next up on our list of the best Bad Bunny songs is “Tití Mi Preguntó,” off of Un Verano Sin Ti, donning an astounding 1.1 billion streams on Spotify. While this would be an impressive streaming milestone for many, like we said earlier, it’s safe to expect these kind of metrics from the superstar performer.

As we near the number ten spot on our list, we’ve got another classic track off of Bad Bunny’s latest album, Un Verano Sin Ti, this time, “Ojitos Lindos.” This song is remarkably close to the one-billion stream mark on Spotify, and you should soon expect it to break the noteworthy milestone. It’s a great song, and is well-worth a listen.

Bad Bunny’s solo songs seem to be equally enticing to his vast pool of listeners as his songs with features are. This is no common occurrence in music; he’s built up a massive wave of support thanks to his attention to detail release after release.

Here we are within the top ten. This time, we’ve got Bad Bunny with a classic off of his most recent project, Un Verano Sin Ti. This song has over 1.2 billion streams just on Spotify, and many, many more across other platforms.

Now we’re really getting into true Bad Bunny territory, as we approach the one-billion stream mark. He’s become well-known on Spotify for absolutely dominating the listening market within the platform, and songs like “Vete” are exactly why.

Just like we said to expect greatness whenever Bad Bunny links with Cardi B, the same standard applies for Bad Bunny and J Balvin. The two artists are powerhouses in the Latin market, and for good reason. “La Canción” shows off some of their very best, and the stats reflect its quality.

This particular remix has become one of Bad Bunny’s most popular songs over time, and it’s no mystery why. Linking with Lunay and Daddy Yankee proved to be something that Bad Bunny should consider doing more often. After all, the fans truly went crazy for this one.

We said it before for each artist here, but all three together one track? That is madness. Well, the streams tell the story of just how popular this modern classic is. At over 938 million streams, “I Like It” is one of the best songs you’ll find on this list, and that says a lot about the four songs ahead of it.

Bad Bunny connected with Tainy for a song called “Callaíta,” and the result was a smashing success. This is just one of the handful of songs you’ll see on this list that has broken the coveted one-billion stream mark – a milestone many artists will never see.

Here we are at the number three spot on our list of the best Bad Bunny songs, with the “Te Boté” (Remix) (feat. Ozuna, Nicky Jam, Darell & Nio García). The song has hit 1.1 billion streams, and that comes at no surprise to the listeners who are familiar with it.

When Bad Bunny and Drake connect on a collaborative song, you should expect legendary numbers. Lo and behold, that’s exactly what we got with “Mía” (feat. Drake), which has surpassed 1.3 billion streams on Spotify. Not only did it break the billion mark, but it got another 300 million on top of it for further emphasis of how fire the song is.

At the number one spot on our list of the best Bad Bunny songs, we had “Dakiti” (with Jhayco), donning an awe-inspiring 1.8 billion streams on Spotify alone. This is no common feat, to put it lightly. Take a look back at all the impressive hits we’ve covered on our list of the best Bad Bunny songs, and try wrapping your head around the grand total of streams he has – just on Spotify. Now consider all the other platforms, and take a moment to realize just how rare it is to see an artist put up numbers like this.

Atlanta has long been a hub for hip-hop. The southern hip-hop mecca has produced some of the most iconic rappers and producers of all time. Emerging out of the Eastside of Atlanta, Hunxho is carving out his own lane. After delivering anthems like “Let’s Get It” and several noteworthy mixtapes including 2022’s Street Poetry, Hunxho is taking things to another level with his debut album, 22.

“They know who Hunxho is as an artist, but they don’t really know my story… 22 is going to tell them my story,” he says about the newly released project, featuring Lil Poppa, Yung Mal, Landstrip Chip and Tee Grizzley. With 22, Hunxho aims to set himself apart from the competition, while also offering listeners a glimpse into his world. It’s been quite a journey for Hunxho, and 22 symbolizes that.

Earlier this month, we connected with the rising Atlanta rapper Hunxho, and learned a lot about the prominent talent and the curation behind his brand new album, 22.

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On the heels of his legendary collaboration with 21 Savage, Hunxho has only continued to stoke his hot-streak. That was back in 2022 for the remix of his hit song, “Let’s Get It,” off of his album, Street Poetry. Now, the rapper has plans to further progress his sound and his career with his latest drop, 22, which was appropriately released today on March 22, 2023.

Hunxho shared his background story, as well as the context surrounding the imminent album, 22. His excitement surrounding the album was contagious, and it was clear that the intention behind it was rooted in his past and the vision he has for his bright future.

After talking with Hunxho, it was obvious this project was something to be excited for, and we’ve been anxiously anticipating it all month. Lo and behold, it’s finally here, and we’ve got this album on repeat today. We advise you to do the same, and you can thank us later!

Considering the sheer volume and quality of her catalog, we decided it’d be well-worth a look at Miley Cyrus‘ top songs. Miley has a lot of classic music, but we managed to find the very best 15 songs for you to stream.

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Our list starts with “Fly on the Wall,” a classic Miley Cyrus track that any die-hard would be familiar with. It shows off her incomparable vocals from her 2008 album, Breakout.

You don’t need to be a die-hard Miley Cyrus fan to know this one. Just about everybody should have some level of familiarity with this theme song that took over the airwaves in the 2000’s. This show would go on to be one of Miley’s most memorable contributions to entertainment, though she had plenty of other contributions worth noting, as you’ll see in the remainder of this list.

At number thirteen, we have “Start All Over” from Miley Cyrus’ 2007 album with Disney, Meet Miley Cyrus. This song proved to be one of the standouts from the album, and helped make the album a proper introduction to the notable talent.

“See You Again” is yet another noteworthy track from Miley Cyrus’ 2007 album with Disney, Meet Miley Cyrus. This song is the top-performing track on the project, with over 93 million streams on Spotify alone.

In 2010, Miley Cyrus dropped off an album called Can’t Be Tamed, and “Who Owns My Heart” ended up being one of the top performers of the bunch, with over 38 million Spotify streams.

At the number ten spot on our list, we have yet another classic Miley Cyrus song from her Hannah Montana days. Even if you’re not a die-hard fan, you just might know every word to this one.

“Can’t Be Tamed” is the top-performing track of the album with the same name, Can’t Be Tamed. The song currently has over 100 million Spotify streams, which is a testament to its quality.

From Miley Cyrus’ latest album, Endless Summer Vacation, she dropped off a lead single called “Flowers,” which proved to be a winning lead single. The song is at over 730 million streams on Spotify at the moment, and it is growing rapidly. Just another reminder that Miley’s only gotten better as she’s grown.

Appropriately at the number seven spot on our list is “7 Things.” This song is the top performer from her 2008 album, Breakout, with over 113 million Spotify streams. Have you noticed a trend with the songs on our list yet?

Another memorable song off of Miley Cyrus’ 2023 album, Endless Summer Vacation, is “River.” This song is one of the best off of the album, and that’s really saying something if you took the chance to listen to the 13 songs within.

In 2017, Miley Cyrus dropped off her project, Younger Now, which proved to be a massive success. Of the songs on the project, “Malibu” was a clear standout, with over 713 million streams on Spotify at the moment.

Who could forget the era when Miley Cyrus dropped her 2013 album, Bangerz? This represented a shift in her persona that people were familiar with at the time. “We Can’t Stop” was arguably the most prolific song on the project, with over 800 million streams on Spotify.

In 2009, Disney dropped off the Hannah Montana Movie and of course, The Hannah Montana Movie Soundtrack. This soundtrack would feature some incredibly memorable songs, and “The Climb” is arguably the most memorable song on the project, with just about half a billion streams on Spotify at the moment.

“Party in the U.S.A.” was one of Miley Cyrus’ top songs of all time, and that’s really saying something if you’ve been paying attention to our list. This song currently has over a billion Spotify streams, which is no easy feat at all.

At the number one spot on our list of Miley Cyrus’ top songs, we’ve got “Wrecking Ball,” which is arguably the most prolific song of Miley Cyrus’ career to date. From the meme-ability to the listenability, this song has it all, and it has the stats to show for it: over 718 million streams on Spotify, and over 1.1 billion views on YouTube.

As we’re going deeper and deeper into the year, it’s important for you to know the most anticipated tours of 2023. We broke down some of the most prolific performers that you absolutely have to see live this year. From rock to hip-hop and R&B, here’s everything you should be marking down in your calendars for the year.

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Logic and Juicy J is a rather unconventional combo, but we’re here for it. The duo kicks off their collaborative tour in May of 2023 in Wisconsin, and they finish it up in June in Phoenix, Arizona. With additional performances from C Dot Castro and Travis Stacey, you’ll definitely want to stop by if there’s a show near you.

Post Malone and Rae Sremmurd are both well worth watching live in concert. While the North America leg of the tour is complete, they’re still performing a ton of shows in Europe. If you’re feeling in the mood for a European excursion with some top-tier music, this tour is a safe bet.

Any fan of hip-hop is highly likely to be a Lil Wayne fan as well. The legendary talent kicks off his tour in April in Minnesota, and finishes up in May in Los Angeles. This is a perfect opportunity to see one of the greatest rappers ever live in concert – you won’t want to miss this one.

Whenever Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa link up, they do something special, and their 2023 tour is no exception. If you find yourself in proximity to any of their tour dates (and have a particular liking for cannabis), then this is right up your alley.

What’s better than one legendary New York hip-hop act on tour? Two legendary hip-hop acts on tour. Such is the case for the Wu-Tang Clan and Nas‘ collaborative 2023 tour. If either one of them were doing a solo tour, it’d be well worth a ticket purchase, but together it’s impossible to resist.

Taylor Swift has one of the most dedicated fanbases in the world, and it really shows whenever she goes on tour. Her 2023 tour not only will feature her performing some of her best music ever, but it also features a collection of some of the best up-and-coming talent in the world. Whether you’re a Taylor stan or not, you’ll want to witness history when she’s in a city near you.

When we interviewed Jay Critch last month, he alluded to a tour for his album Jugg Season. While we’re still waiting on more details, this is easily one of our most highly anticipated tours of 2023, and you can bet that we’ll be popping out to his NYC performance, whenever that ends up taking place. Stay tuned for even more details.

Stevie Nicks AND Billy Joel? No, this isn’t a fan-made mock-up, this is a very real thing. Regardless of where you are in the United States, you’ll likely be very close to one of their stops on this absolutely legendary tour. Both artists are known to be top-tier performers on their own, but together, it’s sure to be all the more magical.

Next up on our list of the most anticipated tours of 2023 is Dead and Company, who’s on their final tour with John Mayer this year. If you haven’t seen Dead and Company yet, this looks to be your last chance to do so. If you haven’t heard the raving reviews from fans who’ve experienced it first-hand, take our word for it: you’re gonna want to see this for yourself in person.

Recently, we spoke about Wizkid’s music-making prowess in our article about the best Afrobeats artists in the world. He’s also highly regarded for his performance ability, which you’ll get a chance to see in a city near you this year. If you’re not already sold, take a look at his Spotify to understand just what the hype is about.

Blink-182 is yet another example of a group with an incredibly dedicated fanbase, and they’re also going to be on tour this year in 2023. This is a world tour, so whether you’re in the US or beyond, you’ll have your opportunity to see Blink-182 at a venue near you.

Next up on our list of the most anticipated tours of 2023 is Drake and 21 Savage with their It’s All A Blur Tour. While this has been largely discussed lately on Twitter over things like ticket prices being too high, it seems safe to assume that one way or another, this tour will sell out. I mean, after all, it is Drake who we’re talking about. Get your tickets soon before they’re all gone.

At the number one spot on our list of the most anticipated tours of 2023 is Beyoncé with her Renaissance World Tour. As she starts in Europe, then Canada, then the US, all certified stans of Queen Bey will have their shot to see the legendary talent take the stage live in concert at a venue near them. If you haven’t seen Beyoncé perform yet, here’s your golden opportunity.

When it comes to the best albums of the 90s, there’s an incredibly vast amount of competition amongst a multitude of genres. Making this list comes with a lot of difficult choices, but it will be well worth it in the end. Lo and behold, here are the 25 best albums of the 90s, ranked in order.

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Top Tracks: “Ambitionz Az A Ridah,” “All About U,” “How Do U Want It,” “2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted,” “Only God Can Judge Me,” “Can’t C Me”

Stacked with hits, 2Pac‘s 1996 project All Eyez On Me was a major success, and absolutely needed to find a spot within our list of the best albums of the 90s, without a doubt.

Top Tracks: “Imaginary Players,” “Streets Is Watching,” “Friend or Foe ’98,” “Always Be My Sunshine,” “Face Off”

In 1997, Jay-Z dropped off his classic album, In My Lifetime, Vol. 1, and it shook the streets up in the best way possible. It’s had quite a lasting impact, one that will continue to live on for years and years to come.

Top Tracks: “High and Dry,” “Fake Plastic Trees,” “Street Spirit (Fade Out)”

Radiohead was one of the most prolific bands of the 90s and the 2000s, and their 1995 album The Bends was a perfect example of why that was.

Top Tracks: “Under The Bridge,” “Give It Away,” “Breaking The Girl,” “Suck My Kiss”

The Red Hot Chili Peppers are yet another iconic band that is well worth mentioning in our list of the best albums of the 90s. It’s no surprise that they made their way on this, after all, “Under The Bridge” recently broke a billion streams on Spotify alone.

Top Tracks: “Everybody Hurts,” “Man on the Moon,” “Drive,” “Nightswimming”

To no shock, R.E.M. have also made their way onto our list, and for good reason. This band helped define the sound of the decade, which was no easy task, to say the least.

Top Tracks: “Killing Me Softly With His Song,” “Ready Or Not,” “Fu-Gee-La”

At the number twenty spot on our list of the best albums of the 90s are the Fugees, who dropped an absolute classic in 1996 with their album, The Score. Talk about hits.

Top Tracks: “Enter Sandman,” “Sad But True,” “The Unforgiven,” “Wherever I May Roam,” “Nothing Else Matters”

Metallica’s self-titled debut album, Metallica, dropped in 1991, and set the stage for an incredibly legendary era of music. The album is an easy listen throughout, while donning some very impressive hits within.

Top Tracks: “Sabotage,” “Sure Shot,” “Flute Loop”

At the next spot is the Beastie Boys, who released an unforgettable project in 1994 with their Ill Communication. Sabotage was the clear favorite from the album, while the rest of it has a lot to love as well.

Top Tracks: “Heart-Shaped Box,” “Rape Me,” “Dumb,” “All Apologies”

Any Nirvana album is safe to consider as legendary, and their 1993 album, In Utero, was no exception to the rule. With some classic songs, it proved to be some of their best, which is really saying a lot.

Top Tracks: “Check The Rhime,” “Buggin’ Out,” “Jazz (We’ve Got),” “Scenario”

At the number sixteen spot on our list is A Tribe Called Quest with their 1991 album, The Low End Theory. This album is one of the most underrated albums of the decade, and played a major role in setting the stage for what the whole decade would sound like. When we say no skips, we mean it.

Top Tracks: “Even Flow,” “Alive,” “Black,” “Jeremy”

In the rock scene, Pearl Jam made a major move with the release of their 1991 album, Ten. With songs like “Even Flow” and “Alive,” it’s impossible to hate on this legendary drop.

Top Tracks: “Killing In The Name,” “Bombtrack” “Wake Up,” “Know Your Enemy,” “Bullet in the Head”

In 1992, Rage Against The Machine dropped off their self-titled debut project. This album would go on to set a standard in music that bridged the gap between rap and rock, and also shined a light on crucial political topics of the time.

Top Tracks: “Basket Case,” “When I Come Around,” “Welcome to Paradise,” “Longview”

In 1994, Green Day unveiled their third-ever project, Dookie, which donned some of their most memorable songs to date, like “Basket Case” and “When I Come Around.” This proved to only be the beginning for the timeless group.

Top Tracks: “Nuthin’ But A “G” Thang,” “Fuck Wit Dre Day,” “Let Me Ride”

In 1992, Dr. Dre released his debut album, The Chronic, which proved to be a fan favorite. “Nuthin’ But A “G” Thang” was a clear winner amongst the project, while the rest of the album had a lot of substance as well.

Top Tracks: “Rosa Parks,” “Aquemini,” “SpottieOttieDopaliscious”

Towards the end of the decade, Outkast gave listeners an incredibly classic piece of music with the release of their 1998 album, Aquemini. This project was a quintessential example of why they’re so beloved, and featured some of their most memorable tracks ever.

Top Tracks: “Santeria,” “What I Got,” “Wrong Way,” “Doin’ Time”

Sublime was easily one of the most iconic rock bands in the 90s, and their style introduced a fresh take in music at the time. They guided rock into a new direction, and dropped some of the most classic songs of the decade in their self-titled 1996 debut.

Top Tracks: “C.R.E.A.M.,” “Protect Ya Neck,” “Wu-Tang Clan Ain’t Nuthing ta F’ Wit,” “Bring Da Ruckus”

From start to finish, the Wu-Tang Clan’s debut album from 1993, Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), is an incredible piece of music. It was one of the most vivid examples of storytelling in music at the time, and featured some timeless tracks that will never be forgotten.

Top Tracks: “N.Y. State of Mind,” “The World Is Yours,” “Halftime,” “It Ain’t Hard to Tell”

In 1994, Nas unveiled arguably his best project ever, Illmatic, which has since become one of the highly regarded projects ever in hip-hop. This album has hits on hits, and is well worth a listen all the way through.

Top Tracks: “Doo Wop (That Thing),” “Ex-Factor,” “Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You – (I Love You Baby)”

As the decade was nearing its end in 1998, Lauryn Hill showed off her best work on her album, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill. Beyond hip-hop, this is one of the most praised albums of all-time, period, and it’s no coincidence.

Top Tracks: “No Surprises,” “Karma Police,” “Paranoid Android,” “Let Down”

In 1997, Radiohead unveiled one of their best albums ever, OK Computer, which contained some of the most definitive songs of the decade, like “No Surprises” and “Karma Police.”

Top Tracks: “Dead Presidents II,” “Can’t Knock The Hustle,” “Brooklyn’s Finest,” “Feelin’ It,” “D’evils”

A little past the halfway-mark of the decade came Jay-Z with one of the best hip-hop albums of all-time, Reasonable Doubt. From start to finish, you wouldn’t want to miss a single second of this absolutely classic piece of music.

Top Tracks: “Gin and Juice,” “Who Am I (What’s My Name?),” “Ain’t No Fun (If The Homies Can’t Have None)”

In 1993, Snoop Dogg gave his formal introduction to listeners with his debut album, Doggystyle. This project proved to be a seamless entrance into the hip-hop scene, and it came at the perfect time, setting the bar high for west coast rap for the remainder of the decade and beyond.

Top Tracks: “Still D.R.E.,” “The Next Episode,” “Forgot About Dre,” “What’s The Difference,” “The Watcher,” “Fuck You”

Dr. Dre had set the bar high earlier in the decade with his debut album, and somehow, he managed to find a way to top it with his 1999 classic project, 2001. This album features hit after hit; it just doesn’t stop until the album is done playing. It shows off his personality and style in a variety of ways, which was yet another iconic example of proper storytelling from this particular decade.

Top Tracks: “Juicy,” “Big Poppa,” “Gimme The Loot,” “Who Shot Ya?,” “Suicidal Thoughts,” “The What”

At the number two spot on our list of the best albums of the 90s, we’ve got The Notorious B.I.G. with his 1994 album, Ready to Die. This project features a large chunk of the rapper’s greatest hits ever, which is quite the feat.

Top Tracks: “Smells Like Teen Spirit,” “Come As You Are,” “Lithium,” “Something In The Way,” “In Bloom”

At the number one spot on our list of the best albums of the 90s is Nirvana with their 1991 project, Nevermind. This album features their best work ever, and set the bar ridiculously high for the decade that would ensue thereafter. Not only does it have hits that are known by virtually everybody, but the project itself is a work of art all the way through. It was one of the most definitive works of the era, and for very good reason.

Great Frank Ocean songs are a dime a dozen, but still it’s worth trying to discern which ones are the best of the best. We took the liberty to break it down for you guys. As his supposed Coachella performance is only a month away, there’s no better time than now to talk about it. Here are 20 Frank Ocean songs (and features) that make us want a new album ASAP.

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In one of Frank Ocean’s best rap performances, his feature on “RAF” showed listeners a whole different side of his ability. It is insane to listen to his verse and acknowledge that it’s Frank rapping the way he is.

Slide took over the airwaves back in 2017 when Calvin Harris‘ Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1 dropped, which had Frank Ocean deliver an incredible hook alongside the Migos. What an absolute classic.

On A$AP Rocky‘s 2018 project, TESTING, Frank Ocean played an essential role as a feature artist on the song “Purity,” and it proved to be one of the top tracks on the project.

In a YouTube leak that came a couple years back, “Comme des Garçons” proved to be a fan-favorite of Frank’s unreleased music, and thus scored itself the number seventeen spot on our list of the 25 best Frank Ocean songs.

Back in 2011, Tyler, The Creator dropped his album Goblin, which proved to be a major success. The song “She” featuring Frank Ocean ended up being arguably the most highly regarded song on the album.

Now that we’ve moved onto Frank’s solo released music, it’s gonna be tough discerning the proper order. Regardless, we’ve got “Pink Matter” at the number 15 spot on our list, which was an absolute gem of a collaboration between Frank and André 3000.

Next up on our list of the best Frank Ocean songs is “Super Rich Kids,” which exemplified the top-tier lyrics and melodies that Frank Ocean fans subscribe to.

“Nikes” is yet another Frank Ocean classic, one which has stood the test of time. To this day, it’s hard to not keep it on repeat after it’s played once.

“Provider” is next up on our list, and for good reason. The song is a top contender, while its competition is expansive. Frank Ocean has an unrivaled catalog of hit after hit.

“Self Control” is yet another classic amongst the Frank Ocean songs that’s made him the highly regarded figure in music that he is today. Who could argue the need for this timeless track on our list?

Now that we’ve gotten into the top ten section of our list of the best Frank Ocean songs, it’s gonna get super competitive, so do your best to keep your feelings in check. “White Ferrari” graces the number ten spot, and it is a fitting selection for this hit.

At the number nine spot is Frank Ocean’s song “In My Room.” This song is another perfect example of exactly why listeners love Frank as passionately as they do. The production and vocal delivery together is one of the best examples of what makes him such a prolific artist.

“Ivy” is a top track on Frank Ocean’s Blond album, and that’s really saying a lot if you’re familiar with the classic selection of seventeen songs. It’s the second-most streamed song off of the project, only behind “Pink + White.”

“Nights” is yet another timeless song off of Frank Ocean’s Blond album, and from the production to the vocal delivery, it’s impossible to hate on it. Talk about a substantial song.

“Lost” from Frank Ocean’s Channel Orange album gave listeners a funkier, more indie feel than what they were accustomed to, but that only made it more special in their eyes.

Like we mentioned earlier, “Pink + White” is the most-streamed song off of Frank Ocean’s Blond album, with nearly 700 million streams to date, and that’s just on Spotify alone. Imagine what the numbers look like across all platforms.

“Thinkin Bout You” is one of those songs that everybody knows the lyrics to, whether they want to admit it or not. Frank Ocean fan or not, you’re lying if you act like you can’t sing along across all three minutes and twenty seconds.

“Pyramids” features some of the coolest production you’ll find on any Frank Ocean track, which is quite the accomplishment considering just how amazing his selection of production is across all of his music.

“Chanel” features one of the most memorable Frank Ocean bars ever, which alludes to “C-ing both sides like Chanel.” This was a potent reminder of just how talented of a lyricist Frank Ocean is, and it will live on for ages to come.

At the number one spot on our list of the best Frank Ocean songs and features, we’ve got “Novacane,” which is a worthy selection, though it hurts to pick over the rest of his vast catalog of impressive works. In 2011, he really shook things up with this release, and continued to set the stage for a long-lasting career with one of the most dedicated fanbases in the world.