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Caribbean Hot 50 Chart — Week Ending October 3, 2025

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This week’s chart captures the pulse of the Caribbean and beyond — blending dancehall, reggae, soca, and afrobeats into one definitive list of what’s trending. From Vybz Kartel’s massive crossover with Travis Scott to soca anthems heating up the season, the Caribbean Hot 50 reflects streaming dominance, social media buzz, fan votes, and radio play across the region. Here are the songs making the biggest impact right now.


Caribbean Hot 50 Chart

🔝 Top 10 Highlights & Commentary

  1. Vybz Kartel & Travis Scott — “PBT” (Dancehall / Rhythmic)

    • Big crossover hit, now entering Billboard’s Rhythmic Airplay Top 20.

    • Dominant streaming growth and global playlist exposure.

  2. MOLIY, Silent Addy, Skillibeng & Shenseea — “Shake It To The Max (FLY) Remix” (Dancehall)

    • Among Spotify’s Top 5 Songs of Summer 2025 and certified Gold in the UK.

    • Charting in over 45 countries — huge momentum.

  3. Shenseea, Masicka & Di Genius — “Hit & Run” (Dancehall)

    • Fan-favorite collab, awarded Dancehall Song of the Year at the 2025 Caribbean Music Awards.

  4. Patty Roberts — “Anxiety” (Soca)

    • Soca presence breaking into a chart otherwise dominated by dancehall/reggae.

  5. Vybz Kartel — “Str8 Vybz” (Dancehall)

    • A solo Kartel cut proving he commands attention whether on features or solo.

  6. Romain Virgo ft. Masicka — “Been There Before” (Reggae)

    • Reggae balance in the Top 10, blending roots with mainstream reach.

  7. Tyla, Gunna & Skillibeng — “Jump” (Afrobeat / Dancehall)

    • Genre-mixing track riding global and Caribbean playlists.

  8. Lila Iké — “Too Late to Lie” (Reggae)

    • A strong climb bolstered by social media engagement and streaming.

  9. Chronic Law ft. Kranium — “Higher Life” (Dancehall)

    • Holding due to consistency on regional platforms and DJ support.

  10. Shatta Wale ft. Vybz Kartel — “Street Crown Remix” (Reggae / Dancehall)

    • High-profile remix that injects energy across genres.


Biggest Movers

  • “PBT” vaults to #1 with significant crossover traction.

  • “Shake It To The Max (FLY) Remix” stays strong at #2, reflecting sustained buzz.

  • Lila Iké — “Too Late to Lie” breaks into Top 10 territory thanks to viral momentum.

🚀 New & Notable Entries

  • Passenger Princess (Valiant & Rvssian) — previous #1 on Jamaica’s Dancehall Chart.

  • Rich Sex (Masicka & Rvssian) — major hit earlier in September.

  • NY Girls, Mute, Different Type of Love — trending tracks to watch.

  • One Piece, PARDY, Cyah Hear Yuh — soca tracks inching upward.

  • Praise Jah In The Moonlight (YG Marley), Scatter (Lila Iké) — reggae entries gaining steam.


Top 25 (Selected)

Rank

Artist(s)

Song

Genre(s)

1

Vybz Kartel & Travis Scott

“PBT”

Dancehall / Rhythmic

2

MOLIY, Silent Addy, Skillibeng & Shenseea

“Shake It To The Max (FLY) Remix”

Dancehall

3

Shenseea, Masicka & Di Genius

“Hit & Run”

Dancehall

4

Patty Roberts

“Anxiety”

Soca

5

Vybz Kartel

“Str8 Vybz”

Dancehall

6

Romain Virgo ft. Masicka

“Been There Before”

Reggae

7

Tyla, Gunna & Skillibeng

“Jump”

Afrobeat, Dancehall

8

Lila Iké

“Too Late to Lie”

Reggae

9

Chronic Law ft. Kranium

“Higher Life”

Dancehall

10

Shatta Wale ft. Vybz Kartel

“Street Crown Remix”

Reggae / Dancehall

11

Passenger Princess

“Passenger Princess”

Dancehall

12

Rich Sex

“Rich Sex”

Dancehall

13

NY Girls

“NY Girls”

Dancehall

14

Mute

“Mute”

Dancehall

15

PARDY

“PARDY”

Soca

16

Different Type of Love

“Different Type of Love”

R&B / Dancehall

17

Scatter

“Scatter”

Reggae

18

Praise Jah In The Moonlight

“Praise Jah In The Moonlight”

Reggae

19

One Piece

“One Piece”

Soca

20

What’s Up (Big Buddy)

Jada Kingdom

Dancehall

21–25


Methodology & Notes

  • Data is aggregated from Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, regional streaming services, social virality, radio airplay, DJ reports, and fan voting.

  • Metric weighting example:

    • 50 % Streaming

    • 20 % Social buzz / trend data

    • 15 % Fan votes

    • 10 % Radio / DJ spins

    • 5 % Editorial / cultural influence


    Extra credit given for crossover performance (e.g. “PBT”) and viral reach (e.g. “Shake It To The Max Remix”).

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