Kendrick Lamar Only Rapper To Chart Every Week On Hot 100 In 2025

Kendrick Lamar is being his regular quiet self after the discharge of an album. Nevertheless, that is solely when it comes to his personal catalog. He is been about as loud as one might be elsewhere. He is gearing up for the second to final leg of his long-running Grand Nationwide World Tour later this month.

Furthermore, he simply popped out to assist Clipse carry out their electrical collaboration on Let God Type Em Out, “Chains & Whips,” in Los Angeles. Relationship again even to the primary quarter of 2025, he cleaned home on the Grammys with “Not Like Us” and carried out stated Drake diss on the largest stage, the Tremendous Bowl.

On high of that, Kendrick Lamar’s reign on the Billboard charts has particularly been eye-popping as effectively. He is damaged some actually historic information, doing so along with his Halftime Present costar SZA. Their first of two collabs on GNX, “luther,” spent 13 straight weeks at primary.

That is now the longest run atop the heap for a rap music. Furthermore, Ok. Dot and SZA grew to become the primary duet comprised of a solo female and male artist to final 11 plus on high of the Sizzling 100.

So, sure that is numerous accomplishments and particular moments in 9 months.

However Billboard is discovering an increasing number of issues to acknowledge. Per Bars, the Compton celebrity is the one rapper of 2025 to have charted by way of the primary 50 or so weeks on the Sizzling 100. After all, “luther’s presence accounts for a majority of that.

To be extra actual, it is about 25-26%. However Lamar can thank “Not Like Us” and different GNX cuts comparable to “television off,” and peekaboo” for the help. On the time of writing, “luther” and “30 For 30” off of the deluxe of SOS stay as his lone entries conserving the streak alive.

We must wait and see if his aforementioned exhibits for the tour will deliver any extra songs into the combination to bolster his chance of success. Mexico Metropolis will begin the South American/Mexican stretch on September 23.