Billboard Thursdays: Young Jeezy feat. Ne-Yo - Leave You Alone

Mais uma semana o Drake se mantém na primeira posição com The Motto, mas o destaque da semana vai pra musica numero 4, Leave You Alone, do Young Jeezy. Essa balada que o rapper de Atlanta fez com o Ne-Yo faz parte do album que ele lançou no final do ano passado, o Thug Motivation 103: Hustlerz Ambition. O som foi produzido pelo Warren G, produtor de L.A. da época da Death Row, conhecido pelo seu trabalho com o Nate Dogg. O som é bem mais leve do que o que nós geralmente ouvimos do Jeezy, dá pra ver que foi a musica pras mulheres que os executivos da Def Jam aprovaram como single. Pra ver o vídeo é só clicar acima e o top 25 dessa semana segue abaixo.

Top 25:

1- Drake feat. Lil Wayne - The Motto
2- Kirko Bangz - Drank In My Cup
3- LoveRance feat. IamSu & Skipper or 50 Cent - UP!
4- Young Jeezy feat. Ne-Yo - Leave You Alone
5- Drake feat. Rihanna - Take Care
6- Fat Joe feat. Chris Brown - Another Round
7- Ca$hOut - Cashin Out
8- Travis Porter feat. Tyga - Ayy Ladies
9- Flo Rida feat. Sia - Wild Ones
10- Tyga feat. Lil Wayne - Faded
11- Nicki Minaj - Starships
12- Kanye West, Big Sean, Pusha T & 2 Chainz - Mercy
13- J. Cole feat. Trey Songz - Can't Get Enough
14- Tyga - Rack City
15- DJ Khaled - Take It To The Head
16- Future - Same Damn Time
17- Nicki Minaj feat. 2 Chainz - Beez In The Trap
18- J. Cole feat. Missy Elliott - Nobody's Perfect
19- Drake feat. The Weekend - Crew Love
20- B.o.B - So Good
21- Drake feat. Lil Wayne - HYFR (Hell Yeah Fuckin' Right)
22- Wale feat. Lloyd - Sabotage
23- Rick Ross feat. Drake & French Montana - Stay Schemin
24- Future feat. T.I. - Magic
25- Wiz Khalifa - Work Hard, Play Hard
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There goes another week and Drake still stands on the top of the chart with The Motto. This week's highlight is for the number 4 on the list, Leave You Alone, by Young Jeezy. This ballad that the Atlanta rapper has done with Ne-Yo is part of the album he released on December of 2011 called Thug Motivation 103: Hustlerz Ambition. The song was produced by Warren G, a Death Row era producer from L.A., known mainly for his work with Nate Dogg. This song is way lighter than most things we've heard by Jeezy, and you can see it's the "ladies song" from the album that the Def Jam executives decided to push as a single. You can check the video for the song and this week's Rap Chart above.