Top Tracks: Jeezy’s "Suge" Freestyle Is Crowned #1


We’re late, but here’s our new edition Top Tracks. Jeezy scores his first solo #1 in years with a freestyle over DaBaby’s “Suge.”

Is DaBaby‘s “Suge” going to be the hot song to freestyle over this summer? The song dropped all the way back on March 1 as part DaBaby’s album Baby On Baby, and like the album itself (which rose to a new peak #14 on Billboard’s album chart in its 10th week eligibility last week), it’s only continued to increase in popularity. Last week “Suge” rose to #22 on the Hot 100, and its producer, Jetsonmade, was interviewed about the song by Genius. Other rappers have taken notice, with both Jeezy and Bow Wow recently delivering freestyles over the ascendant hit. This week, the former’s take on DaBaby’s track is our #1 song. 

Quavo and Machine Gun Kelly lead all artists with two appearances apiece inside our top ten this week. New songs barely missing out on spots include DJ Khaled, Nipsey Hussle, and John Legend‘s “Higher” (#11), Akon and Anuel AA’s “Get Money” (#12), DJ Khaled, 21 Savage, and Cardi B‘s “Wish Wish” (#13), and Mozzy’s “Legal Guardian/Guardian Angel” (#14). 

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10. Logic Feat. Will Smith – Don’t Be Afraid to Be Different

On his newly-crowned #1 album, Confessions a Dangerous Mind, Logic enlists several high-prile guests, though perhaps none more so than actor/former rapper Will Smith. “Don’t Be Afraid to Be Different,” which features Smith, debuts at #10. 

9. London on Da Track & G-Eazy Feat. City Girls & Juvenile – Throw Fits

Former frequent Young Thug collaborator London On Da Track’s recently been making moves as a solo artist, and his latest features the unlikely cocktail G-Eazy, City Girls, and Juvenile. “Throw Fits” debuts at #9. 

8. Tyler, The Creator Feat. Kanye West – Puppet

Lat Friday, Tyler The Creator unveiled his latest album, Igor, in slightly mysterious fashion. In addition to no singles being shared beforehand, the features are also uncredited in the track titles. Some, like Kanye’s turn on “Puppet,” are quite obvious though. This one debuts at #8. 

7. Machine Gun Kelly – Ocean Eyes (Billie Eilish Cover)

Since his beef with Eminem last year, Machine Gun Kelly’s stayed in the news thanks to his role in Netflix’s Motley Crüe documentary The Dirt, as well as a steady stream new music. One his latest ferings certainly qualifies as eye-catching, as it’s a cover a song by ascendant pop star Billie Eilish. MGK’s version “Ocean Eyes” debuts at #7. 

6. DJ Mustard Feat. YG, 21 Savage, Quavo& Meek Mill – 100 Bands

Last week’s #1 is only one two repeats on this week’s list. DJ Mustard’s star studded new single “100 Bands,” which brings together YG, 21 Savage, Quavo, and Meek Mill, debuts at #6. 

5. Madonna & Quavo – Future

For her upcoming album Madame X, Madonna has chosen to collaborate with some the hottest names in hip hop. Following a collab with Swae Lee, she recently shared one featuring Quavo entitled “Future.” This isn’t the first time the two have linked up, as Madonna appeared on the song “Champagne Rosé” on Quavo’s album Huncho last year. This one debuts at #5. 

4. Bow Wow – Fuck That Bitch

Who’s dropping new music on Livemixtapes in 2019? Bow Wow’s dropping new music on Livemixtapes in 2019. His latest is a freestyle over Lauryn Hill‘s “Lost Ones” entitled “Fuck That Bitch.” It debuts at #4. 

3. Jim Jones Feat. Cam’ron – Mama I Made It

In a rather unlikely success story, Jim Jones and Cam’ron’s recent collaboration has now spent four straight weeks inside our top ten. In its fourth week out, it’s down one place from #2 to #2. 

2. Machine Gun Kelly – Hollywood Whore

Accompanying MGK’s Billie Eilish cover was “Hollwood Whore,” a single from his upcoming album, Hotel Diablo. Exploring the dark side the “sex, drugs, and rock ‘n roll” cliché, according to Machine Gun himself, it seems likely that this one was inspired by hanging out with Motley Crüe. “Hollywood Whore” debuts at #2. 

1. Jeezy – Suge (Freestyle)

Jeezy’s take on DaBaby’s Suge Knight-referencing single may be short (only 1:08 in length), but people were clearly clamoring to hear his new bars. In its first week out, his “Suge” freestyle debuts at #1.