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Our Top 25 Christian Hip Hop (CHH) of August 31st, 2019




Our Charts are based on the actual number of times that a track has recently been played on the major streaming platforms.

On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/03Ao74xCaWR0GvYnLJ5mln


The Top 25 Christian Hip Hop (CHH)
RankArtist - TitleChange
1NF - Time - Edit+0
2NF - Let You Down+0
3NF - The Search+0
4NF - Time - Edit-3
5NF - If You Want Love-1
6NF - I Miss The DaysNEW
7NF - WHY-1
8NF - NO NAME+0
9Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment - Sunday Candy-2
10Beau Young Prince - Let Go+1
11NF - Real-2
12Stormzy, MNEK - Blinded By Your Grace, Pt. 2 (feat. MNEK)-2
13NF - Green Lights-1
14Tauren Wells - Known-1
15NF - Outcast-1
16Andy Mineo - You Can’t Stop Me-1
17Switch, Dillon Chase - Symphony-1
18Chance the Rapper, Jamila Woods - Blessings (feat. Jamila Woods)-1
19KB - Hold Me Back-1
20NF - The Search - EditNEW
21Lecrae, Tori Kelly - I'll Find You-2
22GAWVI, Lecrae - Fight For Me-2
23TobyMac - Love Broke Thru+0
24Lecrae, Tori Kelly - I'll Find You-5
25MercyMe - Grace Got You+0 

(Note: It can happen that a track is listed twice in this list. This only happens when a track is published twice by the label with different ID#s, for example on two different albums)
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