he’s back and so are we
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll
be counting down our picks for another
top ten Drake songs before we begin we
publish new content every day so be sure
to subscribe to our channel and ring the
bell to get notified about our latest
videos for this list we’re looking at
the most popular songs from this
canadian artist excluding all songs in
which he has only featured as the guest
must rather spend it I wanna breathe in
that OBO in that EXO is everything you
believe in number 10
0 to 100 slashed the catch up this
two-part track shows us Drake’s wide
range between flexing and reflective and
0 to 100 Drake takes the listener
through various notable points of his
career taking credit as the author of
his own success as well as being a major
player in the success of his peers the
catch up hits the listener with an
abrupt shift in tone but similar themes
Drake takes a much more introspective
approach to his success in the rap game
the song appeared on several top-10
lists from 2014 receiving a great deal
of critical acclaim because I’m only 27
and I’m only getting better if I have a
passion yeah watch me catch up now for
row number 9 look what you’ve done
while it is typical for rappers to make
references to their past and give thanks
to friends and family who were there
before the fame Drake’s entry in this
genre stands out as a unique tribute to
his mother and uncle and a new a shit
and we argue about spending money on
bullshit you sell me I’m just like my
father mount one but you push what makes
this tribute special is Drake’s
vulnerability as he gives the listener
of view of his insecurities his fights
with his mother and his issues with his
father and I was fighting o unknown at a
Crabby would calm me down when I nosy
Drake displays great maturity in showing
himself flawed in his interactions with
his mother and sets an example for
others to follow and suggesting that
their mutual understanding would have
remained
regardless of his success
we bounce back I put all the money your
counts back and I thank you I don’t know
how I’m gonna be without their workout
man you decide number eight
y’all Chester miss Ling ice booming
Tamar is that guy do not know what
permanent name the ninth track from his
2017 album more life gal Chester
features Drake’s typical focus on his
legacy in the rap world a central theme
in the chorus is his wealth his
mortality and the inevitability of his
status as one of the greats points out
that even if he were to die his fame
would only grow they’d all be gone this
track reached a significant level of
success peaking at 29 on the US
Billboard Hot 100 List it ended the year
at 83 on the Billboard US Hot R&B and
hip hop songs a fairly significant
achievement for a song fairly deep into
an album otherwise filled with hits an
on-set top 5 but I’m top 2 when I’m not
– and I got one don’t you have one but
it’s not number 7 back to back the
nuclear bomb of diss tracks back to back
put to rest a beef with Meek Mill before
it even began the conflict that the
origin of this song began with a series
of tweets from Meek Mill alleging that
Drake’s first on meek Mill’s Rico was
drink responded to these allegations
with charged up and back to back the
latter of which decisively placed Drake
in the public’s view as the winner of
they just mad cuz I got a message lost
in all of this is the fact that the
alleged ghostwriter was credited on the
album as a contributing writer
not much of a ghost he wanted back to
back they don’t ask to fucking play this
shit bad the back I took a break from
number six ten bands Tim bass fitted
base in case you haven’t noticed
Drake is rich this is referenced in the
title of the song as well as in the
opening lines which give the listener a
sense of exponential growth of Drake’s
earnings from ten thousand to a figure
that would be rude to discuss a dinner
in this track Drake details the often
grueling process behind his songwriting
mentioning more than one says week-long
stays in the condo a reference to the
hard work that is needed to achieve the
[Music]
in number five one dance
good swing away from way back when
you know that I don’t a significant
parade to the dancehall genre after his
feature on Rihanna’s work one dance is a
critically and commercially successful
hit single from his 2016 album views the
songs light rhythm and simple yet
accessible narrative stand out from the
previous entries from this list
highlighting Drake’s ability to pivot
into genres that are tangentially
related to rap yet function in an
entirely different way than a rap song
does one dance was tremendously
successful as Drake’s first song as a
lead artist that reached the top spot on
Billboard’s Hot 100 number four jump man
with future this song is an absolute
banger the term jump man is a reference
to the silhouette image of Michael
Jordan dunking that is used on the
basketball legend signature shoes and
the song is appropriately filled with
painless further phenol Jordan fadeaway
this collaboration with future served as
a single for the collaborative 2015
mixtape what a time to be alive a song
reached number 12 on US Billboard Hot
100 and for good reason as Taylor Swift
can tell you it is impossible to get out
of your head number three passion fruit
[Music]
the third track on his album more life
passion fruit features a beautiful
dancehall beat from British producer
naina rogues rogues manages to mix a
sound that is simultaneously
introspective and catchy this song is
appropriate for both a walk in the rain
or a heated night on the dance floor
[Music]
of course the intersection of thoughtful
and provocative moods is where Drake
makes his money and it is no surprise
that he delivers with an appropriately
soft spoken yet provocative vocal melody
over rogues grooving beats
I do lose – you used yeah
number two hotline bling’ you’ll use to
call me all myself a night when this
2015 ear worm illustrates Drake’s
ability to pivot into new sounds and
formats without losing any relevance or
popularity as a rapper a master of his
public image
Drake self depiction in this song is
interestingly nuanced I know the lyrics
cast him as a jilted and controlling
former lover and the music video is just
a bunch of silly dance moves yet this
appears to have been a master stroke as
the songs popularity erupted following
the release of these extremely memorable
moves
hotline bling became Drake’s highest
charting single of his career at number
two on Billboard’s Hot 100
before being unseated by our top pick
ever since I left the city before we
unveil our top pick here are a few
honorable mentions I got enemies got a
lot of enemies got a lot of people
trying to train me at a synergy and this
is the only sound you should fear
these kids went crowns overhand
everything is alright I just don’t
understand it all I took her to you
I’m Way too good to you
[Music]
number one God’s plan I’ve been moving
connell Stano troubling me trying to
keep it peaceful there’s a struggle for
me when drake’s scary hours EP was
released on January 19 2018 it broke
records for first day streaming on Apple
music and Spotify well the critical
reception may not have been super strong
the commercial success of the track is
undeniable it debuted at the top spot on
the Billboard Top 100 and would remain
until unseated by nice for what Drake’s
following single the video for the track
documents Drake donating his music
labels almost million dollar budget for
the video to various charities shelters
and people down on their luck in Miami
the song reflects various Lyon
influences behind his success heaping
praise on his producer Noah forty should
be bad gangs it’s a lot of bad things
add a wish and who is
[Applause]
every single kid so all the kids get do
you agree with our picks check out these
other great clips from WatchMojo and subscribe for new videos every day
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll
be counting down our picks for another
top ten Drake songs before we begin we
publish new content every day so be sure
to subscribe to our channel and ring the
bell to get notified about our latest
videos for this list we’re looking at
the most popular songs from this
canadian artist excluding all songs in
which he has only featured as the guest
must rather spend it I wanna breathe in
that OBO in that EXO is everything you
believe in number 10
0 to 100 slashed the catch up this
two-part track shows us Drake’s wide
range between flexing and reflective and
0 to 100 Drake takes the listener
through various notable points of his
career taking credit as the author of
his own success as well as being a major
player in the success of his peers the
catch up hits the listener with an
abrupt shift in tone but similar themes
Drake takes a much more introspective
approach to his success in the rap game
the song appeared on several top-10
lists from 2014 receiving a great deal
of critical acclaim because I’m only 27
and I’m only getting better if I have a
passion yeah watch me catch up now for
row number 9 look what you’ve done
while it is typical for rappers to make
references to their past and give thanks
to friends and family who were there
before the fame Drake’s entry in this
genre stands out as a unique tribute to
his mother and uncle and a new a shit
and we argue about spending money on
bullshit you sell me I’m just like my
father mount one but you push what makes
this tribute special is Drake’s
vulnerability as he gives the listener
of view of his insecurities his fights
with his mother and his issues with his
father and I was fighting o unknown at a
Crabby would calm me down when I nosy
Drake displays great maturity in showing
himself flawed in his interactions with
his mother and sets an example for
others to follow and suggesting that
their mutual understanding would have
remained
regardless of his success
we bounce back I put all the money your
counts back and I thank you I don’t know
how I’m gonna be without their workout
man you decide number eight
y’all Chester miss Ling ice booming
Tamar is that guy do not know what
permanent name the ninth track from his
2017 album more life gal Chester
features Drake’s typical focus on his
legacy in the rap world a central theme
in the chorus is his wealth his
mortality and the inevitability of his
status as one of the greats points out
that even if he were to die his fame
would only grow they’d all be gone this
track reached a significant level of
success peaking at 29 on the US
Billboard Hot 100 List it ended the year
at 83 on the Billboard US Hot R&B and
hip hop songs a fairly significant
achievement for a song fairly deep into
an album otherwise filled with hits an
on-set top 5 but I’m top 2 when I’m not
– and I got one don’t you have one but
it’s not number 7 back to back the
nuclear bomb of diss tracks back to back
put to rest a beef with Meek Mill before
it even began the conflict that the
origin of this song began with a series
of tweets from Meek Mill alleging that
Drake’s first on meek Mill’s Rico was
drink responded to these allegations
with charged up and back to back the
latter of which decisively placed Drake
in the public’s view as the winner of
they just mad cuz I got a message lost
in all of this is the fact that the
alleged ghostwriter was credited on the
album as a contributing writer
not much of a ghost he wanted back to
back they don’t ask to fucking play this
shit bad the back I took a break from
number six ten bands Tim bass fitted
base in case you haven’t noticed
Drake is rich this is referenced in the
title of the song as well as in the
opening lines which give the listener a
sense of exponential growth of Drake’s
earnings from ten thousand to a figure
that would be rude to discuss a dinner
in this track Drake details the often
grueling process behind his songwriting
mentioning more than one says week-long
stays in the condo a reference to the
hard work that is needed to achieve the
[Music]
in number five one dance
good swing away from way back when
you know that I don’t a significant
parade to the dancehall genre after his
feature on Rihanna’s work one dance is a
critically and commercially successful
hit single from his 2016 album views the
songs light rhythm and simple yet
accessible narrative stand out from the
previous entries from this list
highlighting Drake’s ability to pivot
into genres that are tangentially
related to rap yet function in an
entirely different way than a rap song
does one dance was tremendously
successful as Drake’s first song as a
lead artist that reached the top spot on
Billboard’s Hot 100 number four jump man
with future this song is an absolute
banger the term jump man is a reference
to the silhouette image of Michael
Jordan dunking that is used on the
basketball legend signature shoes and
the song is appropriately filled with
painless further phenol Jordan fadeaway
this collaboration with future served as
a single for the collaborative 2015
mixtape what a time to be alive a song
reached number 12 on US Billboard Hot
100 and for good reason as Taylor Swift
can tell you it is impossible to get out
of your head number three passion fruit
[Music]
the third track on his album more life
passion fruit features a beautiful
dancehall beat from British producer
naina rogues rogues manages to mix a
sound that is simultaneously
introspective and catchy this song is
appropriate for both a walk in the rain
or a heated night on the dance floor
[Music]
of course the intersection of thoughtful
and provocative moods is where Drake
makes his money and it is no surprise
that he delivers with an appropriately
soft spoken yet provocative vocal melody
over rogues grooving beats
I do lose – you used yeah
number two hotline bling’ you’ll use to
call me all myself a night when this
2015 ear worm illustrates Drake’s
ability to pivot into new sounds and
formats without losing any relevance or
popularity as a rapper a master of his
public image
Drake self depiction in this song is
interestingly nuanced I know the lyrics
cast him as a jilted and controlling
former lover and the music video is just
a bunch of silly dance moves yet this
appears to have been a master stroke as
the songs popularity erupted following
the release of these extremely memorable
moves
hotline bling became Drake’s highest
charting single of his career at number
two on Billboard’s Hot 100
before being unseated by our top pick
ever since I left the city before we
unveil our top pick here are a few
honorable mentions I got enemies got a
lot of enemies got a lot of people
trying to train me at a synergy and this
is the only sound you should fear
these kids went crowns overhand
everything is alright I just don’t
understand it all I took her to you
I’m Way too good to you
[Music]
number one God’s plan I’ve been moving
connell Stano troubling me trying to
keep it peaceful there’s a struggle for
me when drake’s scary hours EP was
released on January 19 2018 it broke
records for first day streaming on Apple
music and Spotify well the critical
reception may not have been super strong
the commercial success of the track is
undeniable it debuted at the top spot on
the Billboard Top 100 and would remain
until unseated by nice for what Drake’s
following single the video for the track
documents Drake donating his music
labels almost million dollar budget for
the video to various charities shelters
and people down on their luck in Miami
the song reflects various Lyon
influences behind his success heaping
praise on his producer Noah forty should
be bad gangs it’s a lot of bad things
add a wish and who is
[Applause]
every single kid so all the kids get do
you agree with our picks check out these
other great clips from WatchMojo and subscribe for new videos every day
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