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04/10/2026

Chronic Law Holds No. 1 as Skippa and Alaine Score Top YouTube Jamaica Debuts

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Chronic Law remains the artist to beat on YouTube Jamaica, holding the No. 1 position for the week ending October 1, 2026, while new releases from Skippa and Alaine make immediate impacts inside the top five.

“Fi the Streets” spends a second week at No. 1 during its three-week chart run, generating 622,690 streams. The track gained 67,813 streams over the previous week, giving Chronic Law a comfortable lead over the rest of the field.

Malie Donn’s “Vancleef Pt 2” rises one place to No. 2 with 461,091 streams. Now in its 10th week on the chart, the song has previously reached No. 1 and remains one of the strongest performers in Jamaica despite slipping by 10,089 streams this week.

Skippa earns the week’s highest new entry with “Money Walk,” which debuts at No. 3 on 442,646 streams. It gives the deejay two songs in the top 20, with “Detox” at No. 13 on 188,857 streams and “Glocks and Chips” at No. 18 with 151,318.

Alaine also makes a strong entrance with“Yes I” at No. 4 after registering 416,395 streams, placing the veteran singer immediately among the week’s most-consumed Jamaican YouTube releases. It is her first too 10 ok the chart.

Last week’s No. 2, Iris Stryx’s “No Regrets,” experiences the chart’s sharpest decline among the leaders. The song falls three positions to No. 5 as weekly streams drop by 212,208 to 325,716.

Malie Donn maintains a second entry in the upper reaches of the chart with “Van Cleef,” holding steady at No. 6. The track, now in its 18th chart week, earns 301,155 streams. Combined, “Vancleef Pt 2” and “Van Cleef” account for more than 762,000 streams during the tracking period.

Masicka’s “Honor Roll” remains at No. 7 with 254,427 streams, while A!MS’ “Don’t Die” drops four places to No. 8 with 242,993.

Shokryme returns to the chart at No. 9 with “Burial,” generating 235,918 streams, while IWaata rounds out the top 10 with another notable debut. His “Rapid” enters at No. 10 with 205,053 streams.

One of the week’s biggest movers belongs to 1Ski OG. “The Lord” surges eight positions from No. 19 to No. 11 after its streams increase by 70,700 to 202,129 — the largest week-over-week gain among tracks with comparable previous-week figures in the top 20.

Adofo’s “2Granny Boy” debuts at No. 12 with 192,878 streams, followed by Skippa’s “Detox” at No. 13 and Cali Fr’s “Bread” at No. 14.

Kraff Gad claims the fifth new entry in the top 20 as “Fix Things” opens at No. 15 with 168,508 streams.

Queen Ladi Gangsta’s “Tight Tight” falls six places to No. 16 with 160,040 streams, narrowly finishing ahead of Bancz’s “Millions,” which records 160,036 streams at No. 17 — a difference of just four streams.

Skippa’s “Glocks and Chips” lands at No. 18, followed by Masicka’s “1 Psalm” at No. 19 with 142,000 streams. WIN$TON J closes the top 20 with “Rum Punch And Curry Goat,” down two positions to No. 20 with 141,026 streams.

Overall, five songs debut inside this week’s top 20: Skippa’s “Money Walk,” Alaine’s “Yes I,” IWaata’s “Rapid,” Adofo’s “2Granny Boy” and Kraff Gad’s “Fix Things.” Shokryme’s “Burial” also re-enters the ranking.

Chronic Law, however, remains firmly in control at the summit. With “Fi the Streets” increasing its weekly streams while several established competitors decline, the song heads into the next tracking period with a lead of more than 161,000 streams over its nearest challenger.

YouTube Jamaica Top 10 — Week Ending October 1, 2026

  1. Chronic Law – “Fi the Streets” — 622,690 streams
  2. Malie Donn – “Vancleef Pt 2” — 461,091
  3. Skippa – “Money Walk” — 442,646
  4. Alaine – “Yes I” — 416,395
  5. Iris Stryx – “No Regrets” — 325,716
  6. Malie Donn – “Van Cleef” — 301,155
  7. Masicka – “Honor Roll” — 254,427
  8. A!MS – “Don’t Die” — 242,993
  9. Shokryme – “Burial” — 235,918
  10. IWaata – “Rapid” — 205,053
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