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Our Top 50 Christian Hip Hop (CHH) of December 28th, 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 50 playlist is also available on the following platforms (tracks not released on these platforms are skipped).
On Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/en/playlist/6772271204
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/christiandance/sets/top-50-christian-hip-hop-chh
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/gb/playlist/Top-50-Christian-Hip-Hop-(CHH)-by-Christian-Dance-Radio/pl.u-zPyA59gCez2pgee?app=music&at=1l3vpUI
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSxwvzjqcN_aTI2upBezhzcXXCc9zdLc5
Napster: https://app.napster.com/playlists/playlist/mp.274248694
Qobuz: http://open.qobuz.com/playlist/2613187

You can also listen to the Top 50 using a webplayer: https://play.soundsgood.co/playlist/top-50-christian-hip-hop-chh


The Top 50 Christian Hip Hop (CHH)
RankArtist - TitleChange
1Kanye West - Follow God (JESUS IS KING)+0
2NF - Let You Down (Perception)+0
3Kanye West - Closed On Sunday (JESUS IS KING)+0
4Kanye West - On God (JESUS IS KING)+1
5NF - If You Want Love (Perception)+2
6NF - Lie (Perception)+3
7NF - Time (The Search)+3
8NF - PAID MY DUES (PAID MY DUES)+3
9Kanye West - Selah (JESUS IS KING)-5
10Kanye West, Ty Dolla $ign, Ant Clemons - Everything We Need (JESUS IS KING)-4
11Kanye West, Clipse, Kenny G - Use This Gospel (JESUS IS KING)-3
12Kanye West - God Is (JESUS IS KING)+0
13Kanye West, Sunday Service Choir - Every Hour (JESUS IS KING)+0
14Kanye West, Ant Clemons - Water (JESUS IS KING)+0
15Kanye West, Fred Hammond - Hands On (JESUS IS KING)+0
16NF - The Search (The Search)+0
17NF - Leave Me Alone (The Search)+0
18NF - Time - Edit (The Search)+1
19NF - Paralyzed (Mansion)+1
20Kanye West - Jesus Is Lord (JESUS IS KING)-2
21NF - When I Grow Up (When I Grow Up)+0
22NF - The Search (The Search)-6
23NF - Change (The Search)+1
24NF - Time - Edit (Time)-1
25NF - My Stress (The Search)+0
26NF - When I Grow Up (The Search)+0
27NF, Sasha Sloan - Only (The Search)+0
28NF - Hate Myself (The Search)+1
29NF - WHY (WHY)-1
30NF - How Could You Leave Us (Therapy Session)+0
31NF - I Miss The Days (The Search)+0
32NF - Nate (The Search)+0
33NF - Returns (The Search)+1
34NF - Let Me Go (The Search)-1
35NF - Trauma (The Search)+1
36NF - NO NAME (NO NAME)+2
37NF - Therapy Session (Therapy Session)-2
38Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment - Sunday Candy (Surf)-1
39NF, Fleurie - Mansion (Mansion)+0
40NF - No Excuses (The Search)+0
41NF - Like This (The Search)+3
42NF - Options (The Search)-1
43NF - WHY (The Search)-1
44Konata Small, Crispin - Ruckus (Ruckus)-1
45NF - Real (Therapy Session)+0
46NF, Britt Nicole - Can You Hold Me (Mansion)+2
47NF - My Life (Perception)-1
48Stormzy, MNEK - Blinded By Your Grace, Pt. 2 (feat. MNEK) (Gang Signs & Prayer)+2
49NF, Ruelle - 10 Feet Down (Perception)-2
50NF - Thinking (The Search)-1


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