The Top 10 Songs Played in Atlanta Strip Clubs in April 2026

Last Month: No. 6

Peak: No. 4

“Pop Dat Thang” may have fallen to No. 10 here, but it’s continuing to pick up momentum on prominent charts, which saw DaBaby’s comeback hit reach a new peak of No. 26 on the Billboard Hot 100 and top the Hot Rap songs chart for the week of May 16. Baby recruited Yung Miami, YKNIECE and GloRilla for the official remix on May 8.

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Peak: No. 9

HoneyKomb Brazy was sentenced to 30 months behind bars in early 2025, but appeared to regain his freedom by securing an early release in October after spending nearly two years in jail. “Bird Doo Doo” arrived in March and picked up steam in April, infiltrating Atlanta strip clubs to earn him his first entry on the chart at No. 9.

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Peak: No. 8

Formerly known as Hardnard, Fatt Smaxk has the Atlanta streets going up, and a pair of songs from his Smaxk Season 2 project have taken off and infiltrated the city’s strip club scene (more on that later). “Smaxk or Die” comes in at No. 8 for Smaxk’s first chart entry. It appears this is only the start of Smaxk season, as the rapper reportedly notched a deal with Atlantic Records earlier in May.

Last Month: No. 4

Peak: No. 4

Bally Baby and Belly Gang Kushington’s “Hustlin Mf Pt. 2” jumped from No. 8 to a peak of No. 4 in March, but dropped to a tie for the No. 7 slot in April. Belly Gang Kushington has been a staple on the strip club chart and his remix gave Bally Baby’s “Hustlin Mf” original a lift to stay in rotation at ATL strip clubs in 2026.

Last Month: No. 3

Peak: No. 3

Gunna and Burna Boy’s “wgft” has been a strip club chart mainstay. However, after reaching a peak of No. 3 in March, it slipped to No. 6 in April. Chris Brown hopped on the remix in January to revive the track commercially, which peaked inside the Billboard Hot 100’s top 20, but has since fallen off the chart.

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Peak: No. 5

Trim brings some new blood to the strip club chart. The South Carolina rapper’s been one of the bright spots in rap’s new generation. She recruited Pooh Shiesty for “BOAT (Remix),” which debuts in the No. 5 slot, but it will be interesting to see how Atlanta strip club DJs react to the Memphis rhymer being arrested for allegedly kidnapping and robbing Gucci Mane at gunpoint in April.

Last Month: No. 2

Peak: No. 1

T.I. represented for the rap veterans when he notched the first gold plaque for a song to be released in 2026 with “Let ‘Em Know.” The Pharrell-produced cut previously reached No. 1 on the strip club chart and retreats to No. 4 for April. The enduring hit has boasted staying power, as “Let ‘Em Know” remains at No. 52 on the Billboard Hot 100 for the week of May 16, nearly four months after entering the chart, which marked his first entry in over a decade.

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Peak: No. 3

BossMan Dlow has consistently made the cut when it comes to total artist’s spins in Atlanta strip clubs, but has had a tough time having one specific track stick in the top 10. “Nothin Like Me,” which landed on Dlow’s Chicken Talkin Bastard project last month, explodes to No. 3, while the Florida rapper came in at No. 2 for total artist plays for the month of April.

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Peak: No. 2

Fatt Smaxk came out of nowhere to assert his dominance on the strip club chart. The rapper formerly known as Hardnard spins the block for a second entry with “Butta B” debuting at No. 2 for April. The strip club is where tracks traditionally popped off and as “Butta B” continued to flood the streets of Atlanta, it’s only right that the club DJs caught on and added it into their rotations. In a rarity, this wasn’t TikTok’s doing. We’ll see where Smaxk goes from here after performing a sold-out show in Atlanta and picking up co-signs from Lil Baby and Playboi Carti.

Last Month: No. 1

Peak: No. 1

What else is left to say for Belly Gang Kushington and YKNIECE’s “Friend Do (Remix)?” The scorching remix usurped the throne from T.I. in March and is back on top for April, which marks the track’s fifth non-consecutive month at the summit. We’ll see if they can keep it up heading into the summer.