Before being dethroned earlier this month by Taylor Swift’s latest chart-topper “Cardigan”, “Rockstar” —the Roddy Riich-assisted single from DaBaby— reigned supreme on the Billboard Hot 100 for a total of seven weeks. The Blame It On Baby star’s lengthy stay at the top of Billboard’s singles chart is noteworthy, however it isn’t one for the history books. “Rockstar” isn’t even 2020’s longest-running No. 1 hip-hop track. Roddy Riich, who’s having one hell of a breakthrough year, held down the top spot for a total of 11 weeks with his banger “The Box.” Last year, another newcomer by the name of Lil Nas X set an all-time record after his monster hit “Old Town Road” landed at No. 1 and stayed there for a total of 19 consecutive weeks. Below, we take a look at 12 of hip-hop’s longest-running No. 1 songs.

 

 Old Town Road — Lil Nas X

First Reached No. 1: April 2019
Weeks at No. 1: 19

 

 

See You Again — Wiz Khalifa featuring Charlie Puth

First Reached No. 1: April 2015
Weeks at No. 1: 12

 

 

Boom Boom Pow — The Black Eyed Peas

First Reached No. 1: April 2009
Weeks at No. 1: 12

 

 

Lose Yourself — Eminem

First Reached No. 1: November 2002
Weeks at No. 1: 12

 

 

The Box — Roddy Riich

First Reached No. 1: January 2020
Weeks at No. 1: 11

 

 

God’s Plan — Drake

First Reached No. 1: February 2018
Weeks at No. 1: 11

 

 

I’ll Be Missing You — Puff Daddy and Faith Evans featuring 112

First Reached No. 1: June 1997
Weeks at No. 1: 11

 

 

In My Feelings — Drake featuring City Girls

First Reached No. 1: July 2018
Weeks at No. 1: 10

 

 

One Dance — Drake featuring WizKid and Kyla

First Reached No. 1: April 2016
Weeks at No. 1: 10

 

 

Low — Flo Rida featuring T-Pain

First Reached No. 1: January 2008
Weeks at No. 1: 10

 

 

Gold Digger — Kanye West featuring Jamie Foxx

First Reached No. 1: September 2005
Weeks at No. 1: 10

 

 

Dilemma — Nelly featuring Kelly Rowland

First Reached No. 1: August 2002
Weeks at No. 1: 10

 

 

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