
I'm on One
Thirteen weeks atop the rap chart, on a beat T-Minus and Noah Shebib built wide enough for three guests.

Thirteen weeks atop the rap chart, on a beat T-Minus and Noah Shebib built wide enough for three guests.

Director X restaged Clueless for the video, and Charli XCX's hook carried both artists to seven weeks at number one.

Just Blaze built the beat for Memphis Bleek, chopped a Rose Royce vocal, and Cam'ron took it to number four.

Charles Stone III's video walks the group through every rap-video cliche, which is exactly what the record is arguing.

An old dancehall toast opens it, the beat switches mid-song, and 2 Chainz walks off with the whole posse cut.

Five weeks at number one, reportedly the first chart-topper built entirely in Pro Tools, and Latin pop's door kicked open.
Nina Simone's 1965 Strange Fruit against TNGHT's blaring horns, a breakup rendered enormous; platinum without ever being a single.

The praying mantis in their house inspired the music, by the band's account; the words satirize rock-star excess.

DJ Toomp built the beat and bassline, West layered the strings, and Zach Galifianakis lip-synced it on a tractor.

Angus called it a little guitar trick; Malcolm added the rhythm underneath, and it lands before Johnson sings a word.

Timbaland looped a flute from a 1957 Egyptian record, and Pimp C nearly turned the beat down for sounding pop.
Felder demoed it on a four-track in Malibu, and his Les Paul duels Walsh's Telecaster through the outro.