Top Hip Hop Songs Right Now: Must-Hear Bangers

Kristian Gorenc Z

Oct 27, 2025

The Most-Streamed Hip Hop Tracks You Need to Hear

If you're searching for the top hip hop songs right now, this list has you covered. We've analyzed the latest streaming data to bring you the 10 most popular hip hop songs currently dominating the charts. Whether you're a fan of lyrical storytelling, genre-blending experimentation, or hard-hitting beats, there's something on this list for every hip hop enthusiast.

Let’s break down each track featured on this month's chart. These are the songs listeners are playing on repeat—and you should too.

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Chart Highlights: Song-by-Song Breakdown

1. No Letting Go [Remix] – Wayne Wonder, LL Cool J feat. Dutchess

This nostalgic anthem got a 2025 upgrade. LL Cool J and Dutchess join Wayne Wonder on a remix that fuses classic reggae influences with smooth hip hop bars. With 112.8 million streams, this track is making major waves. It’s a seamless bridge between early 2000s vibes and today's polished production.

2. Swimming Pools (Drank) – Kendrick Lamar

Kendrick Lamar’s introspective classic is experiencing a massive resurgence. Likely driven by social media trends and nostalgic playlists, the track has amassed 106.6 million streams this cycle. It's proof that meaningful lyrics and rich production still resonate with modern audiences.

3. St. Chroma (feat. Daniel Caesar) – Tyler, the Creator

Tyler’s genre-defying artistry shines in St. Chroma, where soulful vocals by Daniel Caesar blend beautifully with Tyler’s production. With 82.4 million streams, this track feels both experimental and emotionally grounded—hallmarks of Tyler's current sound.

4. See You Again (feat. Kali Uchis) – Tyler, the Creator

An older fan favorite, See You Again has reclaimed chart success with 80 million streams this period. The dreamy collaboration between Tyler and Kali Uchis proves that great music has staying power.

5. Sticky (feat. GloRilla, Sexyy Red & Lil Wayne) – Tyler, the Creator

This remix packed with powerhouse features has racked up 77.6 million streams. Tyler continues to shape modern hip hop by inviting diverse voices into his projects. GloRilla and Sexyy Red bring raw energy, while Lil Wayne delivers his signature punchlines.

6. Like Him (feat. Lola Young) – Tyler, the Creator

With 65.9 million streams, this track introduces rising UK talent Lola Young to a broader audience. Like Him is moody, melodic, and introspective—further proof of Tyler's ability to curate fresh sounds without losing his identity.

7. FE!N – Travis Scott, Playboi Carti

One of the most explosive tracks in current rotation, FE!N sits at 65.6 million streams. Travis and Carti feed off each other’s chaotic energy to create a soundscape that’s both futuristic and infectious. This song screams mosh-pit anthem.

8. I Had Some Help (feat. Morgan Wallen) – Post Malone

A surprising country-hip hop crossover, I Had Some Help blends Post Malone’s melodic touch with Morgan Wallen’s southern soul. With 60.5 million streams, it continues to prove that genre lines in modern music are more blurred than ever.

9. Darling, I (feat. Teezo Touchdown) – Tyler, the Creator

Clocking in at 56.6 million streams, this track is another standout from Tyler’s current creative wave. Teezo Touchdown’s eccentric vocals complement Tyler’s layered production. It’s catchy, bold, and very now.

10. MILLION DOLLAR BABY – Tommy Richman

Rounding out the chart with 54.1 million streams, Tommy Richman’s MILLION DOLLAR BABY is a breakout hit that’s capturing attention across the board. Funky basslines, unique vocal texture, and a fresh sound make this one a repeat-worthy track.

Discover More on the Full Chart

If you're eager to dive deeper into the top hip hop songs right now, the full list of the 100 most-streamed hip hop tracks is available at Viberate's official chart. 

Source of music data: Viberate.com