Chronic Law has taken over the top spot on YouTube Jamaica, with “Fi the Streets” making a major six-place jump to No. 1 for the week ending September 24, 2026.

The dancehall star’s track generated 555,213 streams during the tracking period, an increase of 243,031 from the previous week. After debuting only a week earlier, “Fi the Streets” has now secured its first week at No. 1.

The jump puts Chronic Law ahead of several fast-rising releases while highlighting a chart week filled with dramatic movements, new entries and significant changes in streaming activity.

Iris Stryx Holds Strong at No. 2

Iris Stryx’s “No Regrets” remains a major force on the chart, holding steady at No. 2 with 537,082 streams.

Although the song declined by 49,595 streams compared with the previous week, it has spent both of its charting weeks at No. 2.

Meanwhile, Malie Donn’s “Vancleef Pt 2” stays at No. 3. The track pulled 470,900 streams, gaining 20,949, and has now spent nine weeks on the chart. It previously reached No. 1 and has accumulated two weeks in the top position.

Malie Donn also maintains another top-10 entry with the original “Van Cleef,” which slips two places to No. 6 with 322,128 streams. The track has demonstrated considerable longevity, spending 17 weeks on the chart.

A!MS Makes Major Top-10 Move

One of the week’s biggest gains belongs to A!MS and “Don’t Die.” The song rockets six positions from No. 10 to a new peak of No. 4, recording 357,435 streams.

That represents an increase of 129,912 streams in just one week.

At No. 5, MIAMI-BIGJUDE’s “We Outside Today” experiences the chart’s most dramatic decline in streams. After spending four weeks at No. 1, the song falls four positions and records 333,852 streams — 606,494 fewer streams than during the previous tracking period.

Despite the sharp decline, its four-week run at No. 1 remains one of the strongest performances among the songs currently occupying the top 20.

Tommy Lee Sparta Debuts With “Protocol 3”

Tommy Lee Sparta earns the week’s highest new entry as “Protocol 3” arrives at No. 8.

The track generated 221,398 streams in its opening week, immediately placing the veteran dancehall artist inside Jamaica’s YouTube top 10.

DJ Frass follows at No. 9 with “TIGHTNESS,” which climbs two positions and records 215,659 streams in its second charting week.

Another newcomer rounds out the top 10, as Queen Ladi Gangsta’s “Tight Tight” debuts at No. 10 with 212,245 streams.

Masicka Lands Three Songs in the Top 20

Masicka continues to maintain a significant presence on YouTube Jamaica with three songs appearing inside the top 20.

“Honor Roll” sits at No. 7 with 281,441 streams, while “1 Psalm” moves up two positions to No. 16 with 150,963 streams. “Pointless” drops two places to No. 17, generating 147,989 streams.

“Honor Roll” has previously peaked at No. 2, while “1 Psalm” reached No. 3 during its six-week chart run.

Skippa also claims multiple entries. “Detox” remains at No. 12 with 195,464 streams, while former No. 1 “Glocks and Chips” rises four places to No. 15 despite a slight decline in weekly streams.

“Bitcoin” Continues Its Rise

Merkz’s “Bitcoin” continues gaining momentum, climbing three positions to No. 14.

The song generated 178,949 streams, up 19,245 from the previous week, giving it its second consecutive week of notable chart movement after four weeks on the ranking.

Elsewhere, Cali Fr’s “Bread” falls three places to No. 11 with 206,715 streams, while Bancz’s “Millions” remains at No. 13 with 182,830.

Cash Code’s “Wembanyama” edges up one position to No. 19 with 129,570 streams.

WIN$TON J Debuts While Shaneil Muir Returns

The lower portion of the top 20 also welcomes fresh movement.

WIN$TON J’s “Rum Punch And Curry Goat” debuts at No. 18 with 146,185 streams, becoming one of three new entries on this week’s chart.

At No. 20, Shaneil Muir’s “Gypsy” re-enters the ranking with 127,456 streams. The track has now accumulated nine charting weeks and previously peaked at No. 11.

With Chronic Law surging to the summit, A!MS making a six-position leap and three new songs entering the top 20, the week ending September 24 delivers significant turnover on YouTube Jamaica.