Ridin' Ringtones? | Billboard Ridin' Ringtones? COMMENTS Lil Wayne's "Lollipop" is fast-approaching becoming the best-selling ringtone in history, to eclipse Chamillionaire's "Ridin'" record. Have you ever downloaded either ringtone? Lil Wayne's "Lollipop" is fast-approaching becoming the best-selling ringtone in history, to eclipse Chamillionaire's "Ridin'" record. Have you ever downloaded either ringtone? I've bought "Ridin'" as a ringtone, but not "Lollipop." 5% I've bought "Lollipop" as a ringtone, but not "Ridin'." 16% I've bought both. 6% I've never bought either. 73% TOTAL RESPONSE - 362 Lil Wayne’s “Lollipop” Highest Selling Ringtone for 2008 Lil Wayne’s “Lollipop” Highest Selling Ringtone for 2008 | No Comments | Breaking News Is it any surprise that Lil Wayne’s “Lollipop” was the biggest selling ringtone of 2008?

I don’t think so, I heard it every time I went to the mall, oh maybe that’s cause I had it on my phone. According to the bean counters, Lil Wayne sold 2.36 million ringtones of “Lollipop” which is probably translates into a ridiculously large check. Not to be outdone, T.I., who incidentally had the second largest selling album with Papertrail, was also the second highest ringtone seller. T.I.’s trickin’ anthem “Whatever You Like” pushed 1.62 million ringtones. Honorable mention goes to Flo-Rida’s “Low”, Katy Perry’s “I Kissed a Girl” and Usher’s “Love in the Club” who all round out the top five biggest ringtone pushers in the country. Best Lil Wayne Songs - Top Ten List - TheTopTens® Best Lil Wayne Songs 1 Drop the World Best song... But without Eminem this song is nothing... Eminem kills it. You can't describe how amaZING this song is! It's just that amazing!

I love this song so much and have listened to it more than 100 times I am a diehard weezy fan this is obviously his best song this shouldn't even be considered a song. It's just so amazing! Eminem "raps" it up with a lyrical medley of --------. Interpret that any way you wish. I love this because Lil Wayne and Eminem are the two best rappers of all time and when they collide the world gets dropped on somebody's head! Em and Wayne bring a smart and emotionally verse V 164 Comments 2 6 Foot 7 Foot I love this song its the best in my opinion. I listen to it every day at least over 10 times, this song is my life! I can rap this whole song. im right pro now ;) haha jk but I know all the lyrics and I don't know what I would do without this song... it is my life Its just beast, great beat, great flow, and its so catchy and striking! Best Lil Wayne song, also one of the best rap songs of all time! Best song I've heard from Lil Wayne so far. Beat is very good.

Classy how in the music video he tied in the inception theme. Cory gunz kills it! Cold ahh beat & flow & the verses are heat 3 A Milli One of his best song at least in his top 3 the I mean Sky's the limit isn't that good I'd say this is his second best after 3 peat The best part about it, is that lil wayne says that his seconds, minutes, hours go to the almighty dolla' and to the almighty power of ALLAH... Definitely my favorite song by lil wayne right after Blunt Blowing this should definitely be at lest number 3. This is the best rap songs of Cash money/Young money/ records 4 Lollipop I think this is the anthem of lil wayne fans.. Just awesome some.. This song is so good my mom sings to it! Ha it has a nice beat and his lyrics are very clear This is mine and my boyfriends song, it's so god. ;) I love it! I can't stop listening to it, it brings back some really great memories and I listen to it everyday.

This song is the best LIL WAYNE should be yhe KING and BEST RAPPER ALIVE because he change the GAME ever since he arrive BEST WISHIES. KING TUNECHI V 61 Comments 5 How to Love Instead of all the rap songs about girls, cars,... that most rapper sing (even Lil Wayne), this is the first time he sing a very meaningful, great melody song. I really like this song. Wayne has more slow meaningful songs actually. Look up "Something You Forgot" One on Lil Wayne's slow but more meaningful songs... Well done This song shows true depth, and proves that Lil Wayne is more than just an ordinary rap artist who only raps about clubbing and partying. It doesn't rely on swears and Auto-tune, and instead is natural with little synthesizing, something more rappers should try to accomplish. This is probably one of his worst songs so is mirrors V 66 Comments 6 Right Above It Weezy Baby! Wayne's best song yet, kills it with his flow, and Drake tops off the masterpiece with the fantastic hook. Now tell me you love this song, get it to the top where only heaven's right above it!

Wayne's best song ever, and drake's part just puts the song on another level! I love the lyrics here, drizzy and weezy go HARD together! More more more please! Drake and Lil Wayne together completely kill this epic song! - kylelegodais V 52 Comments 7 Mirror This is not only Lil Wayne's best song, it's one of the best songs of all time. The video, Bruno Mars, the lyrics ; they all combine to produce something that is really EPIC. Look, I know Lil Wayne isn't exactly the greatest rapper in the world, but of late, his work has been really impressive. How To Love, Drop the World and now this classic, provs my point. He's definitely on his way to becoming one of the greatest rappers in the world, right up there with Eminem and Tupac. How hard he may try he can't reach the level of the legends- Tupac, Eminem and Biggie... they will remain the best Lil Wayne stays on topic and it relates to almost everyone< it's a very chill song This is easily his best song. The combination of Wayne talking to himself amd bruno mars's vocals are what makes this song the best.

- CRB88 V 16 Comments 9 Mr. Carter Best Lil Wayne song by far. He is lyrically amazing and Jay-Z has great raps mentioning 2-Pac and Andre 3000 which is by far the best part. Jay-Z and Weezy kill this song. how is this song not number one? This is a great song to listen to at anytime during the day - javananthonydavis BEST SONG EVER, I mean a serious number 2, 3.. Number 9? This lyrics are amazing and meaningful. This man writes the most beautiful songs he's not singing about cars ou woman.. Ly Wayne Phenomenally nuanced beat. Creative wordplay from Wayne's first couple verses. Jay absolutely kills it in the flow and ideas department. No question in my mind that Jigga outshine wheezy. The choice to add Wayne spitting jay's 'lucky me' verse was awesome not only cause Wayne actually loves that song (he has the lyrics of it tattooed on him) but it is also one of the best songs in the genre. Seriously, it has so much more artistic value than any one the sensationalized trash on this list.

Check it out, it's off Vol 1. In My Lifetime V 19 Comments 10 No Love This song is just amazing... Superb lyrics, superb melody. One of the most meaningful songs I have every heard. Of course, it is nothing without Eminem. Love this song! This is a great song, I can't stop hearing it. It should be in a higher spot How is Drop the World #1 and No Love isn't top 10? This song is much better, in my opinion! Wayne says some pretty clever stuff, then Eminem goes out and kills it! Lil Wayne's best verse and it proved eminem was back The Contenders 11 Hustler Musik The beat is slow and calm, and just the whole vibe is amazing and so enjoyable. Takes me back to summer days chilling with a big bag of weed and some mates.. His best song in my opinion I'm Wayne's most understanding & connecting fan, this song is definitely one of his best. The mood is just real. I think this is Wayne's best track ever this track made the carter 2. I really don't know what drop the world is doing at the top.

But for me its hustlers musik Very good job by lil should be in top 5 V 28 Comments 12 John John is Epic! There is just something amazing that makes me remember the good times during summer and I want to party! It is evil rap song Lil Wayne is evil rapper it's my idol Uh john, rap genius should be number one... Tunechi one of the greatest artists Ever - anthony V 9 Comments 13 She Will ft. Drake Nice rhyme, rythym, bass and beat. Wayne and drake just made this song a epic song! Don't you think Really good Rapping by both Wayne and Drake. The rhymes are just too good, could listen to it over and over and it would still sound fresh! One of my favorites by Lil Wayne, Great lyrics, Everything is fantastic. This song should be on Top 10. When Drake comes in with the hook it's an instant panty dropper. V 12 Comments 14 Fireman This is sick! Possibly one of Lil Wayne's top 10 songs! The verses are very well made. It should be top 10 for sure! Dude this is his #1 song!

That other weak! This is for sure my favorite Wheezy song! He is the rapping KING! Nothing can stop the king in his brightest moment! This is his hottest song ever! Uh oh, better call the FIREMAN! Are you kidding? This song is a milestone of rap music. This did more for Wayne's career than any other song. This DEFINES Lil Wayne for me. Top 3 for sure He's the fireman. Not as good as A Milli, but still deserves to be in the Top 10. 15 3 Peat This has got to be the best... I mean the carter 3 was pretty awesome, and most of the best are from that album, but this should be mucch higher, at least top 5! Come on drop the world is not Lil Wayne's best song, without Eminem its nothing! This song made the Carter 3 and Lil Wayne for that matter and should be in the top 3. This song is the most Hype on the carter 3, and that is lil wayne's best album.

V 2 Comments 16 Go DJ Very under rated song by Lil Wayne, honestly I don't really like Lil Wayne but this has got to be in my opinion one of the best rap songs of the early 2000s. Should be higher on the list. its way better than songs like 6 foot 7 foot. should be in the top ten Best Wayne song in my opinion. Addictive beat and lines that give you the chills. Lil Wayne sounded way more healthy back here. Just goes to show what weed does to your lungs. V 3 Comments 17 Forever I'm a kobe fan but this was a great song about lebron Espicially because of how he grew up poor which drake basically says in the hook. V 1 Comment 18 Blunt Blowin Amazing song to calm you down, My personal favorite on his new Album Carter IV. Can't believe it's not ranked higher Love this song it should be on the top 10 this song gets me pumped up and wanna make me never give up on anything This song is Lil Wayne's Masterpiece.

I don't know how all those crap songs are in first, this is the best lyrics I've ever heard in any song This song is amazing, but I think most people like it because of the fact that the bass boosted version could make it into the top 5 songs by Lil Wayne V 17 Comments 19 I Am Not A Human Being He goes off in this song. it defines how he thinks act and sees the world. if this isn't good then I don't know what is Amazing! He goes ham. Sick beat, sweet lyrics. I love it This song should at least be top ten! It's awesome One of his best V 2 Comments 20 Steady Mobbin' Obviously the best song. Everyone has heard this song, this should AT LEAST be in the top 5 Song should be much, much higher on the list than it is. This is like a gangster's theme song. Maybe not the absolute best, but top 5 at least A song that any Wayne fan will like! Fantastic beat, but the lyrics really kill it. Absolutely fantastic song, not any worse than lollipop, a milli or any other Wayne single.

Best song by this guy..Still will never be 2pac,biggie but if all his tracks were this tight he'd be on his way.. Worst Rap Songs of All Time - Top Ten List - TheTopTens® Worst Rap Songs of All Time roblist 1 Stupid Hoe - Nicki Minaj All those people who didn't vote for it obviously didn't watch the music video. This list is messed up. Fort Minor's whole album is dope, and Remember the Name is one of the BEST rap songs. Eminem, the greatest rapper ever, shouldn't be on this list AT ALL with the exception of maybe FACK. And the fact that 2pac is on here makes me sick. And especially his BEST song. And why isn't Lil Wayne on here more than he is? The people that vote for these list things are obviously developmentally slow. I agree, only stupid hoes sing about stupid hoes, and Nicki Minaj should go shack up with Drake or whomever. But why is The Real Slim Shady on that list? Em was right, he raps about things you only talk about in your living room. Why isn't Started From The Bottom on this list? No New Friends?

Lollipop? All Gold Everything? There are a million and one rap songs that are absolutely terrible that deserve to be on this list? At least this song is likeable in a "So Bad, It's Good" way - Ededdneddyfanredux V 74 Comments 2 Crank That - Soulja Boy I don't know if its even possible to listen to this "music" and not want to kill yourself. Sadly, Soulja boy probably used very word in his vocabulary in this song, around 20 words, maybe? Horrible. Pretty much anything made by this idiot should be condemned to hell. Too harsh?... I don't think so This is why rap was at it's all time lowest point in 2007 and 2006. songs like this. Who told this retard he could rap? Featuring a sample from Super Mario World! V 24 Comments 3 Fack - Eminem Why is this so low? This has disgusting lyrics nobody will ever want to listen to. And why is The Real Slim Shady 2 on The list? The lyrics are awesome and the music video is funny. Fack is a song about shoving a gerbil up your butt. Seriously?

Who writes a song about that? So people, stop hating The Real Slim Shady and star hating Fack! This is a song that I use to piss people off online. Eminem is my favorite Rapper of all time but this rap song is just BAD. I added this "song" on the list of "songs that could be used as torture" This song suck so much it should be number 1. Anyway, The Real Slim Shady should be taken off the list! I'm an Eminem stan but yeahh this is the worst song of any music genre period 4 Anaconda - Nicki Minaj I like Nicki. But his song is just... L ugh. How can I explain 2013-2014 had some of the WORST SONGS EVER! And Andacanda is no exception. A lot of people hate this song because the lyrics are messed up an uncreative, the beat although a bit catchy, pretty much ripped off "baby got back." AND the fact that it disappoints rap fans. These are true, but now let me explain why I hate this song. The beat- it is a little bit catchy, but here is the thing.

I HEARD IT BEFORE! Not just from baby got back, but from almost every other rap song. The beat and tone has been used before. It's not original. It's bland and over used. Not to mention its FORGETTABLE! The lyrics- the lyrics is the worst part of the song. They don't make sense AT ALL! The lyrics are practically all about... You know what. And also, I can't understand it. Nicki just talks so fast and so obnoxious that it literarily sounds like she herself can't handle even singing this! And that's not even the ... more - Bootheghost I agree with everything you said. Back then I used to think Nicki Minaj was trash. And to this very day, she's ' garbage! No real hip hop fan or anybody takes her seriously. And this song is barely listenable! I'd rather listen to nails on a chalk board than to this song and Stupid Hoe. Dear Nicki Minaj, Please put deeper meanings into your song. Get off your lazy butt and make your own beat, write your own song, and put good messages in your music. Also, don't twerk in music videos.

Sincerely, The Universe - Turkeyasylum My anaconda don't-my anaconda don't-my anaconda don't want none unless you got buns, hon. (WHAP) This isn't one of nicki's best songs but she put a twist on it. She took a male dominated song about butts and made it into a self love/confidence song. I admire that - slushie03 V 25 Comments 5 Ice Ice Baby - Vanilla Ice Not only is this an absolutely terrible song, but he couldn't even come up with his own beat. Had to jack it from Freddie Mercury from the song "Under Pressure". I do not agree this song is an amazing classic come on you can do better than that... I Know that this is the first hip hop song to top the cherts but Lil' Wayne is better than this. Okay that was over board but still I love this song... shouldn't be on the list V 30 Comments 6 Lollipop - Lil Wayne This song is a shame to the rap game. actually Lil Wayne himself is a shame to hip hop. Uh... this is the same guy that wrote Drop the World, right?

It peaked one on billboard I can't believe people listen to lollipop its crap All this is is auto-tune gibberish V 8 Comments 7 Rack City - Tyga Repetitive bland stupid. We need a real tiger in the modern hip hop industry and Tyga is like a stuffed tiger. laugh out loud How the hell did 2pac and Fort Minor get on this list? Trolls... Not only is this a terrible song, but it seems to have influenced almost every single rap song over the last couple years. Seriously, most rap songs use Rack City's beat with various synth lines. He could've done better than this V 12 Comments 8 You're a Jerk - Joe Slaps I just wanna say one thing, for all the legendary songs on this list, that if you don't have enough cents for the operation of your deaf ears so I will give it but I can't bear (remember the name, changes and real slim shady) on this list Yoh Have to be a moron to even know that song TRASH!

The only line I remember joe slaps saying is " YOU'RE A JERK" Joe slaps is the jerk V 3 Comments 9 Karate Chop - Future I cannot believe that Emmett Till line. It makes me so mad that someone would actually write that. Then actually record. And people actually listen to this? Lil Wayne, I would say you can do better but that's not much considering your other songs. "Beat that p*ssy up like Emmet Till" Yes, Lil Wayne actually wrote that. Let this just sink in for a few seconds. Don't forget about the infamous Emmet Till lyric. This is the song where Lil Wayne hit rock bottom. V 3 Comments 10 Sexy and I Know It - Lmfao This can just break my ears... Party rock anthem is so much better. how is this even a rap song? Even my fart sounds better than this... Hate this song, no meaning, just retards making a horrible song, and making a weird video. - chocodilesforlife I'd Rather Listen To Fack - 12cc Was Eminem challenged to make Kim cringe? - Hotheart123 ?

No Worries - Lil Wayne He pretty much has NO flow. WORST SONG EVER. The Contenders 11 You're a Jerk - New Boyz Thank's to them I can no longer hear correctley. Trust me, these idiot's will be paying for my medical bill. This is the type of trashy song everybody will listen to and then make some dumb dance to go with it! Straight up garbage enough to make your ears bleed and make you go insane - yaboym80 Bad lyrics, horrible beat, repetitive in almost every way. It took awhile for me to forget this piece of crap. V 3 Comments 12 The Motto - Drake The Motto started one of the most unintellectual sayings of all time not to mention YOLO is grammatically incorrect. Drake has really fallen off as an artist just as lil Wayne has creating boring music that probably required little to no effort to create. Thank god for kendrick lamar who is trying to bring competition back into rap. How do you fall off if you started at the bottom and you're still there? - ILikeChocolateMilk The trolls are all over this place. Seriously, notorious big and Eminem?

The lead stereotype of modern day rap songs. Drake brags about the stuff he has and he keeps on saying "YOLO TROLOLOL" while Lil Wayne ruins rap classics such as Lil Jon's Get Low and Sir Mix-A-Lot's Baby Got Back. 100% unoriginal and rushed without a doubt. This really doesn't deserve to be on the same album with something as untouchable as Take Care. - WonkeyDude98 V 5 Comments 13 Started from the Bottom - Drake I have nothing against Drake, he is pretty decent. But this must be one of the worst songs ever made. The lyrics are not only bad but total bull since Drake has been Middle-Upper class all his life. The worst part is the verses in which he sounds so lazy that you can't even hear what he is trying to say. Changes is above this song. The Real Slim Shady is above this song. LOSE YOURSELF IS ABOVE THIS SONG. They take talent to craft. In this lazy, monotonous trash heap, Drake lies about how his life was so hard when rappers like Eminem actually had a hard life.

- WonkeyDude98 How the hell are songs like Stan, The Real Slim Shady, Remember the Name and Changes above this monotonous song. I guess "Started from the middle class" wasn't catchy enough 14 23 - Mike Will Made-It How isn't this at 4? It deserves to be there This song is boringness personified. - WonkeyDude98 This is just terrible on every level, miley's verse is downright unlistenable - kardinaleb This song is just disgustingly terrible - kardinaleb 15 Boyfriend - Justin Bieber Kill yourself if you wanna listen that crap He can't even rap! Why why why does he even existin this world? And Lose Yourself is one of the best songs of all times... Why is it even on this list? Sexiest rap song ever... If it was by someone who could rap and someone who could write lyrics and someone who wasn't named Justin I Smoke Weed Bieber His voice was high, now he's high on drugs Go drink bleach and frozen chloride Bieber! 17 The Real Slim Shady - Eminem Are you kidding me? THis song should NOT be on this liste at all!

The song's funny and the lyrics are good! How can it be right under Stupid Hoe by Nicki Minaj who is NOT a good MC? Eminem rocks, he has proved it many times. What the this is such a good song I think this song is alright but some parts of the song are really disturbing Still should not be in top ten I've heard much worse What the heck! This is one of Eminem's best songs, the lyrics are great and the song is funny! 18 Birthday Song - 2 Chainz "She got a big booty so I called her big booty" I don't think I need to explain my vote any more than that. This guy needs to be shot along with Justin Bieber This song is the common brag rap song but it has 2chainz in it, which makes it look worse. However, the "if I hold my breath" line is one of the best insults I've heard. All I want for my birthday is a big booty hoe V 16 Comments 19 Love Me - Lil Wayne Should be number one. Hate it with a passion. Lil' Wayne, Drake, and especially Future are all terrible rappers, and this song is no exception.

I remember back when Drake didn't work on abominations like this. Lil Wayne has no talent. Screw him. - Antwon This should be in the top the list. It's mysoginistic, gross, uggly, boring lifeless, terribly produced with a hook singed by future and drake (and they sound like they are half sleep) and the terrible lyrics puns and wordplay by lil wayne are way to creepy to be listenable 20 Alphabet - Lil Wayne Lil Wayne sing me the alphabet. alright, N-I-G-G-A people think I have talent. Wow! He made a song called alphabet, and he's the one who said the phenomanl starts with an F. PSearch List Hot Rap Songs Chart 25th Anniversary: Top 100 Songs | Billboard Hot Rap Songs Chart 25th Anniversary: Top 100 Songs Photofest; Dan Martensen; PRNewsFoto/Def Jam; John Keatley Notorious B.I.G., Drake, Missy Elliott, Macklemore To honor the 25th anniversary of Billboard's Hot Rap Songs chart, we’re counting down the tally's top 100 tracks ever.

Rap is a victorious genre. Having built its history on songs of overcoming the harshest of hard-knock lives, in addition to observances of all of life's nuances, rap is more than just dope beats and rhymes. Its lyrics tell stories with insights and uncommon honesty, traits that have ultimately taken the genre from niched inner-city beginnings to a longstanding place at the heart of pop culture. So it was fitting for Billboard to create a chart, in 1989, dedicated to the then-rising genre, birthed out of hip-hop. At the time, MTV's influential "Yo! MTV Raps" was only a few months old, and acts like Ice-T and N.W.A were not only ruling rap but beginning to enter the mainstream music conversation. While rap has evolved, there’s no denying its ever-growing power. To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Billboard’s Hot Rap Songs chart, we’re counting down the top 100 songs in the tally’s quarter-century history. From Salt-N-Pepa to Macklemore, we've got the genre's past quarter-century covered. Scroll to the bottom of this page to see how this chart was formulated.

100 "All of the Lights" - Kanye West Hot Rap Songs Peak: 2, Peak Date: 4/30/2011 99 "No Lie - 2 Chainz feat. Drake Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 9/8/2012 98 "Aston Martin Music" - Rick Ross feat.

Drake & Chrisette Michelle Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 12/25/2010 97 "Loungin" - LL Cool J Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 8/31/1996 96 "O.P.P." - Naughty By Nature Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 9/14/1991 95 "Heartless" - Kanye West Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 2/7/2009 94 "Player's Ball" - OutKast Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 3/26/1994 93 "Holla Holla" - Ja Rule Hot Rap Songs Peak: 2, Peak Date: 5/29/1999 92 "Left/Right" - Drama Hot Rap Songs Peak: 2, Peak Date: 2/26/2000 91 NEXT: 90-81 The 25th Anniversary Hot Rap Songs ranking is based on actual performance on the weekly Hot Rap Songs chart, since

 the chart’s inception in the March 11, 1989, issue.

Rankings are based on an inverse point system, with weeks at No. 1 having the greatest value and weeks at lower positions proportionately less. Due to various changes in chart rules, chart length and methodology throughout the years, songs had varying reigns at No. 1 and on the chart. To ensure equitable representation of the biggest hits from all 25 years, certain time frames were weighted to account for the difference in turnover rates from those periods. 90 "C'Mon N' Ride It (The Train)" - Quad City DJ's Hot Rap Songs Peak: 4, Peak Date: 6/29/1996 89 "Looking At The Front Door" - Main Source Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 3/23/1991 88 "Money Maker" - Ludacris feat. Pharrell Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 10/14/2006 87 "The Way You Move" - OutKast feat.

Sleepy Brown Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 12/20/2003 86 "Jigga My N****" - Jay Z Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 9/11/1999 85 "Slow Motion" - Juvenile feat. Soulja Slim Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 7/3/2004 84 "Headlines" - Drake Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 10/15/2011 83 "Got Money" - Lil Wayne feat. T-Pain Hot Rap Songs Peak: 2, Peak Date: 9/20/2008 82 "My Baby" - Lil' Romeo Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 5/19/2001 81 "Lovers & Friends" - Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz feat. Usher & Ludacris Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 1/15/2005 "Damn!" - YoungBloodZ feat.

Lil Jon Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 10/18/2003 79 "Whistle While You Twurk" - Ying Yang Twins Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 4/1/2000 78 "(Hot S**t) Country Grammar" - Nelly Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 5/27/2000 77 "Crank That (Soulja Boy)" - Soulja Boy Tellem Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 9/29/2007 76 "Jump" - Kriss Kross Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 4/18/1992 75 "Po Pimp" - Do Or Die feat.

Twista Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 10/26/1996 74 "Dunkie Butt (Please Please Please)" - 12 Guage Hot Rap Songs Peak: 3, Peak Date: 2/5/1994 73 "Lights, Camera, Action!" - Mr. Cheeks Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 3/2/2002 72 "I'll Do 4 U" - Father M.C. Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 12/22/1990 71 "Independent" - Webbie feat. Lil' Phat & Lil' Boosie Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 3/22/2008 69 "Drank In My Cup" - Kirko Bangz Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 5/26/2012 68 "4,5,6" - Sole feat.

JT Money & Kandi Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 11/20/1999 67 "It Ain't My Fault 2 / Somebody Like Me" - Silkk The Shocker feat. Mystikal Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 3/6/1999 66 "Funkdafied" - Da Brat Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 6/18/1994 65 "Rump Shaker" - Wreckx-N-Effect Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 11/28/1992 64 "Around The Way Girl" - LL Cool J Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 1/12/1991 63 "Callin' Me" - Lil' Zane feat.

112 Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 7/15/2000 62 "Mind Playing Tricks On Me" - Geto Boys Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 10/19/1991 61 "Dilemma" - Nelly feat. Kelly Rowland Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 8/24/2002 59 "Get Money" - Junior M.A.F.I.A." Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 2/24/1996 58 "Lean Wit It, Rock Wit It" - Dem Franchize Boyz feat.

Lil Peanut & Charlay Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 3/11/2006 57 "I Got 5 On It" - Luniz Hot Rap Songs Peak: 2, Peak Date: 9/9/1995 56 "They Want EFX" - Das EFX Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 5/30/1992 55 "Ghetto Cowboy" - Mo Thugs Family feat.

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 12/19/1998 54 "Raise Up" - Petey Pablo Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 9/15/2001 53 "It's Goin' Down" - Young Joc Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 6/10/2006 52 "Empire State of Mind" - Jay Z & Alicia Keys Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 11/21/2009 51 "Good Life" - Kanye West feat. T-Pain Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 11/3/2007 49 "Bounce With Me" - Lil Bow Wow feat. Xscape Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 8/19/2000 48 "Moment 4 Life" - Nicki Minaj feat.

Drake Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 2/19/2011 47 "Walk It out" - Unk Hot Rap Songs Peak: 2, Peak Date: 12/2/200 46 "Nothin' On You" - B.o.B feat. Bruno Mars Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 4/24/2010 45 "Dead and Gone" - T.I. feat. Justin Timberlake Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 3/14/2009 44 "No Time" - Lil' Kim feat. Puff Daddy Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 11/16/1996 43 "Right Thurr" - Chingy Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 7/26/2003 42 "Gangnam Style" - PSY Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 10/20/2012 41 "I'll Be Missing You" - Puff Daddy & Faith Evans feat.

112 Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 6/14/1997 "Deja Vu (Uptown Baby)" - Lord Tariq & Peter Gunz Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 2/21/1998 39 "Bedrock" - Young Money feat. Lloyd Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 1/23/2010 38 "Lollipop" - Lil Wayne feat. Static Major Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 4/19/2008 37 "In Da Club" - 50 Cent Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 2/8/2003 36 "Who Dat" - JT Money feat. Sole Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 5/1/1999 35 "One More Chance / Stay With Me" - The Notorious B.I.G.

Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 6/24/1995 34 "Knockin' Boots" - Candyman Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 10/27/1990 33 "Up Jumps Da Boogie" - Magoo and Timbaland Hot Rap Songs Peak: 1, Peak Date: 9/6/1997 32 "I Want It All" - Warren G. feat.

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iN LOVE-FOSH0′ he’sz alll mine as i said b4.. he like me cause i got my own.. independent queen lookin f0′ her thrown.. aha yu kno how it go but he is da best rapper alive nd der isz no one above him… myspace url Lollipop - Lil Wayne feat Static Major - Jon Kutner Whenever it comes to guessing what would come out on top in any poll about pop music, I would like to think I would have half a chance of guessing and if you’re a music fan you probably would too, but if I was to ask you what you think the best-selling digital single of 2008 was – it was also the highest selling ringtone of the 2000s – I lay you money you would never guess. Go on, have a go. Sex on Fire? No. Viva La Vida? Nope. I’ll tell you, it was Lollipop by Lil Wayne, a UK number 26 hit but a five-week number one in America. Lil Wayne was born Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr. and grew up in New Orleans, Louisiana.

His mother was a chef and had her son when she was 19 while his father, also called Dwayne, abandoned the family when Dwayne Jr. was two. He calls himself Lil Wayne rather than Lil Dwayne as he was originally named after his father but has nothing to do with him now. He wrote his first rap song at the age of eight and then began rapping at local parties. He joined forces with the rapper B.G (short for Baby Gangsta), whose real name is Christopher Dorsey to form the hip-hop duo the B.G’z and were signed to Cash Money records when Wayne was just 11. Soon after being signed the label’s co-owner, Bryan Williams decided to split them up and let them have their own solo careers. In 1998 he was the featured rapper on Big Tymers song Millionaire Dream, a track which appeared on the album How You Luv That Vol. 2 and it was on this song that the work bling was used for the very first time.

Lollipop’s official credit is Lil Wayne featuring Static Major which would imply that the former was the ‘main’ person, but actually Static probably should get the main credit as Lil Wayne told Rolling Stone magazine in an interview of how the song came together: “My homeboy Static, the guy who’s on the song with me, it was all his idea. He brought the song to me with his vocals already on there, the beat was already done and I just laid my vocals to it. The decision to make it the single was evident right after I finished recording it. Everybody in the studio knew this was the one. We had some females in there and they were going crazy.” The song was inspired by 50 Cent’s Candy Shop and the Black Eyed Peas’ My Humps, both of which were from 2005. Static Major was the pseudonym of Stephen Garrett, a one-time member of the group Playa and who sadly died after he was diagnosed with a rare condition called myasthenia gravis, a disorder that causes muscle weakness and fatigue. He passed away in February 2008, just two weeks before the record was released.

He had made his name as Aaliyah’s main songwriter having penned her biggest hits Rock the Boat, More Than a Woman and Try Again. There were two producers on the track, Jim Jonsin and Deezle (real name Darius Harrison), Jonsin recalled in an interview with Rhapsody, “I originally made the track in a session for Danity Kane. They passed on the record, and I went over and played it for Static. He was working at my studio with Pleasure P from Pretty Ricky. He had the melody within, like, 15 minutes. He had the melody already down and he laid it. He laid the hook. It was probably about 30 minutes, he laid the hook and then they came out with the ‘juicy for you’ part and then I sampled their vocals: Sh-sh-she lick me like a… I sampled the little parts in the MPC drum machine and then I sampled the call me and just made it like I was scratching and it was done. Static met up with Wayne and played it for him. We used auto-tune, but with auto-tune, you can’t just sing through it. You gotta know notes.

So Wayne’s not just singing through some thing and it makes his voice sound perfect. He was singing all crazy with weird melodies that no one really does.” Deezle, in an interview with the same publication added, “We recorded it and we were listening back to it after. I looked at Wayne and he was like, ‘It’s cool’ I said, ‘Man, I can bring this song home.’ I totally re-did the drums and changed the bassline that Jim had. All my drums are harder than most people’s drums. I gave it the bouncy feeling. It was more sedated before. That’s why the people dance like they do when the record comes on. I brought it back to Wayne and he jumped up on the speakers and was excited and started doing the same dances he’s doing in the video and was like, ‘That’s the next single.” It seemed that Wayne was got good at paying what he owed.

Lollipop itself provoked a few lawsuits including one from Jonsin claiming that he was owed half a million dollars in unpaid royalties for his work on the track and in 2010 Deezle and music publishers at The Royalty Network filed a suit demanding $2.5 million regarding unpaid royalties on another track they recorded called Mrs. Officer. Jonsin came to an agreement with Wayne in 2010, he told Florida newspaper Broward Palm Beach New Times: “We worked out an arrangement. They’re giving me some money now, and will pay the balance in the first or second quarter next year. I never had an issue with Wayne, he and I were cool. It’s just there was some confusion owing to (clearance issues with) a sample from another song I made for him (I Feel Like Dying). There’s never been hard feelings between me and him.” Wayne served a prison sentence in Rikers Island prison after being convicted of criminal possession of a weapon stemming from an incident in July 2007. He was released on 4th November 2010 after serving eight months of his year long sentence.

Whilst inside his latest album, I Am Not a Human Being, topped the Billboard album chart. Wayne is covered in tattoos and by the end of 2009 he claimed he had four children by four different mothers. Lollipop did win the Grammy Award for Best Rap Song, beating out Flo Rida’s Low which actually spent 10 weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100. When it won, because Static Major was the featuring artist he became the seventh performer to earn a posthumous US chart-topper, following Otis Redding ((Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay, 1968), Janis Joplin (Me And Bobby McGee, 1971), Jim Croce (Time In A Bottle, 1973), John Lennon (Just Like) Starting Over, 1980), Notorious B.I.G. (Hypnotize and Mo Money Mo Problems, 1997) and Soulja Slim (who was the featuring artist with Juvenile) (Slow Motion, 2004).

Lil Wayne is still big Stateside where he released his 11th long player, Free Weezy Album this year and his 12th, Tha Carter V is still in the planning stages. Please follow and like us: Post navigation Lil Wayne Artistfacts Artistfacts Artistfacts for Lil Wayne Lil Wayne was born Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr. and grew up in the Hollygrove neighborhood of New Orleans, Louisiana. His chef mother, Jacida "Cita" Carter, was 19-years-old when he was born and his father, Dwayne Michael Turner, permanently abandoned the family when Dwayne Jr. was 2. He calls himself Lil Wayne rather than Lil Dwayne as he was originally named after his father but has nothing to do with him now. Wayne's first contact with Hip-Hop was listening to local Cash Money Records artists like Pimp Daddy, who inspired his initial rap name, Shrimp Daddy. He wrote his first rap song at the age of eight and soon after began rapping at block parties. At the age of eleven, Lil Wayne joined Cash Money Records as the youngest member of the label.

He was initially one half of the teenage Hip-Hop duo, The B.G.'z, along with B.G. The duo disbanded when Cash Money Records co-owner, Birdman decided to let the two have solo careers. In 1997, he was chosen for the popular teenage Hip-Hop group Hot Boys, which also included Juvenile, Young Turk and B.G. At age 15, Carter was the youngest member at that time. Their 1999 major-label debut Guerrilla Warfare reached #5 on the Billboard 200. The first time the word "bling" was used on record was when Wayne rapped, "I got ten around my neck, and baguettes on my wrist, Bling!" on Big Tymers 1998 track "Millionaire Dream." Wayne has recorded several songs titled after his surname, including " Mr. Carter ," which found him linking up with Shawn Corey Carter, aka Jay-Z, " Dr. Carter " and "President Carter." In 2005, Lil Wayne was named president of Cash Money, and in the same year he founded Young Money Entertainment as an imprint of Cash Money.

Later that year, however, Lil Wayne stepped down as president to focus on his career. How tall is Lil Wayne? According to most sources, the rapper is 5ft 6 inches. Wayne is covered in tattoos, even across his eyelids. As Weezy rapped on Destiny Child's " Soldier ," he's "marked up like the subway in Harlem." By the end of 2009 Wayne had four children by four different mothers. His first child, daughter Reginae, was born when he was 15 to his high school sweetheart Antonia "Toya" Carter (née Johnson). They married on Valentine's Day of 2004 and divorced in 2006. His second child, Dwayne III, came next on October 22, 2008, the mother being a student named Sara. He had his third child, Lennox Samuel Ari, on September 9, 2009 with actress Lauren London. His fourth child, Neal, was born to singer Nivea on November 30, 2009. Being bankable appears to run in the family.

At the age of 12 Wayne's oldest child Reginae appeared on her mother's BET reality show, TOYA: A Family Affair earning a respectable $22,000. Wayne is a keen sports enthusiast and a fan of the Green Bay Packers, the Boston Bruins, the Los Angeles Lakers and the Boston Red Sox. He has written blogs for ESPN, notably reporting at the ESPN Super Bowl party. A cynic would say that like many rappers, Lil Wayne has made himself wealthy by boasting about how much cash he's made. Certainly, such hits as " Got Money " have given him a very healthy bank balance. However, the Young Money Billionaire has been sued on so many occasions that "Lil Wayne" and "lawsuits" have become synonymous. They include: (1) " Lollipop " has provoked several lawsuits including producer Jim Jonsin claiming that he was owed half a million dollars in unpaid royalties for his work. (2) In February 2010 Darius "Deezle" Harrison and music publishers at The Royalty Network filed a suit demanding $2.5 million regarding unpaid royalties on " Mrs.

Officer ." (3) In June 2011, Dallas producers Play-N-Skillz filed a lawsuit against him claiming Wayne owes them at least $1 million in unpaid royalties for "Got Money." Wayne served a prison sentence in Rikers Island prison facility after being convicted of criminal possession of a weapon stemming from an incident in July 2007. He was released on November 4, 2010 after serving eight months of his year long sentence. His I Am Not a Human Being album topped the Billboard 200 whilst the rapper was still laid up in jail. Wayne's hit single "Lollipop" was the best-selling digital single worldwide in 2008 and the highest selling ringtone of the 2000s. Wayne has achieved impressive sales figures with his The Carter series of albums. Tha Carter IV sold an impressive 964,000 albums in its US debut week in September 2011, the highest sales week for any male artist since Tha Carter III moved 1.01 million back in 2008.

Question: What rapper's song, "Lollipop", is the best selling ringtone of all time?
Answer: Lil Wayne