We’re only a few weeks into summer 2021, but one thing is pretty clear when it comes to the Billboard charts—hip-hop albums are ruling the world. The majority of the LPs topping the charts since the beginning of the summer belong to this genre, and these three are leading the way.

Tyler, the Creator – Call Me If You Get Lost

Tyler, the Creator didn’t spend a lot of time promoting his latest studio effort, but that didn’t stop it from soaring to no. 1. Call Me If You Get Lost gave us singles “Lumberjack” and “WusYaName” and easily climbed to the top spot on the Billboard 200, becoming the rapper’s second album to do so.

Polo G – Hall of Fame

Polo G has been part of the hip-hop scene for quite some time, but 2021 has proven as his breakout year. Following the success of his chart-topping single “Rapstar”, Polo G gave us an entire LP of epic bangers titled Hall of Fame, which became his first no. 1 album in the US.

Lil Baby and Lil Durk – The Voice of the Heroes

Collaborative albums have been a huge hit on the Billboard 200 chart recently, and The Voice of the Heroes is one of the best examples. It saw Lil Baby and Lil Durk joining forces for a series of epic hip-hop bops, and they really left the world in awe with their partnership.

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Migos dropped their latest album Culture III and gave us what we’ve come to expect from them—countless epic collaborations. They joined forces with an impressive list of fellow music stars, and here are some of their best celebrations from the final chapter of the Culture trilogy.

“Need It” ft. YoungBoy Never Broke Again

“Need It” was released as the lead single from Culture III, and it’s proven to be quite a hit for everyone involved.

“Antisocial” ft. Juice Wrld

Migos had the honor to collaborate with the late rapper Juice Wrld before his passing, and their partnership resulted in one of the best songs from Culture III.

“Malibu” ft. Polo G

Polo G is one of the biggest rising hip-hop stars working today, and Migos made a smart choice to ask him to hop on one of the tracks from their latest album.

“Having Our Way” ft. Drake

We can always count on Drake to give us an instant hit each time he joins forces with other artists and his latest team-up with Migos didn’t disappoint.

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Several music industry veterans topped the Billboard Hot 100 this year, but it would be wrong to say they’re the ones ruling it. The domination of the breakout artists is the biggest chart trend of 2021, and these three are currently leading the way.

“Rapstar” – Polo G

If you still haven’t heard of the rapper Polo G, it’s finally time to learn his name. His latest single “Rapstar” became his first no. 1 single in the U.S. after topping the Hot 100 this week. To make the whole thing even more impressive, he managed to reach the top after beating the likes of Lil Nas X, Justin Bieber, and Silk Sonic.

“Drivers License” – Olivia Rodrigo

With eight consecutive weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100 chart, “Drivers License” is currently the longest-running no. 1 smash hit of 2021. It cemented Olivia Rodrigo’s status as the biggest rising star of the year and created a lot of buzz for her upcoming debut album.

“Mood” – 24kGoldn ft. Iann Dior

“Mood” was originally released in the summer of 2020, and became a viral hit thanks to TikTok. It spent several weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100 last year and returned to the no. 1 spot shortly after the holidays. It was later featured on 24kGoldn’s debut album El Dorado, which included collaborations with several hip-hop superstars, including DaBaby and Future.

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We’re only a few weeks into summer 2021, but one thing is pretty clear when it comes to the Billboard charts—hip-hop albums are ruling the world. The majority of the LPs topping the charts since the beginning of the summer belong to this genre, and these three are leading the way.

Tyler, the Creator – Call Me If You Get Lost

Tyler, the Creator didn’t spend a lot of time promoting his latest studio effort, but that didn’t stop it from soaring to no. 1. Call Me If You Get Lost gave us singles “Lumberjack” and “WusYaName” and easily climbed to the top spot on the Billboard 200, becoming the rapper’s second album to do so.

Polo G – Hall of Fame

Polo G has been part of the hip-hop scene for quite some time, but 2021 has proven as his breakout year. Following the success of his chart-topping single “Rapstar”, Polo G gave us an entire LP of epic bangers titled Hall of Fame, which became his first no. 1 album in the US.

Lil Baby and Lil Durk – The Voice of the Heroes

Collaborative albums have been a huge hit on the Billboard 200 chart recently, and The Voice of the Heroes is one of the best examples. It saw Lil Baby and Lil Durk joining forces for a series of epic hip-hop bops, and they really left the world in awe with their partnership.

The post Hip-Hop Albums Are Ruling the Charts This Summer appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Migos dropped their latest album Culture III and gave us what we’ve come to expect from them—countless epic collaborations. They joined forces with an impressive list of fellow music stars, and here are some of their best celebrations from the final chapter of the Culture trilogy.

“Need It” ft. YoungBoy Never Broke Again

“Need It” was released as the lead single from Culture III, and it’s proven to be quite a hit for everyone involved.

“Antisocial” ft. Juice Wrld

Migos had the honor to collaborate with the late rapper Juice Wrld before his passing, and their partnership resulted in one of the best songs from Culture III.

“Malibu” ft. Polo G

Polo G is one of the biggest rising hip-hop stars working today, and Migos made a smart choice to ask him to hop on one of the tracks from their latest album.

“Having Our Way” ft. Drake

We can always count on Drake to give us an instant hit each time he joins forces with other artists and his latest team-up with Migos didn’t disappoint.

The post Migos’ Latest Album “Culture III” Features Some Epic Collaborations appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Several music industry veterans topped the Billboard Hot 100 this year, but it would be wrong to say they’re the ones ruling it. The domination of the breakout artists is the biggest chart trend of 2021, and these three are currently leading the way.

“Rapstar” – Polo G

If you still haven’t heard of the rapper Polo G, it’s finally time to learn his name. His latest single “Rapstar” became his first no. 1 single in the U.S. after topping the Hot 100 this week. To make the whole thing even more impressive, he managed to reach the top after beating the likes of Lil Nas X, Justin Bieber, and Silk Sonic.

“Drivers License” – Olivia Rodrigo

With eight consecutive weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100 chart, “Drivers License” is currently the longest-running no. 1 smash hit of 2021. It cemented Olivia Rodrigo’s status as the biggest rising star of the year and created a lot of buzz for her upcoming debut album.

“Mood” – 24kGoldn ft. Iann Dior

“Mood” was originally released in the summer of 2020, and became a viral hit thanks to TikTok. It spent several weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100 last year and returned to the no. 1 spot shortly after the holidays. It was later featured on 24kGoldn’s debut album El Dorado, which included collaborations with several hip-hop superstars, including DaBaby and Future.

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