Persian Rap Songs of the 1380s FarsiChart · live ranking
The most-played Persian rap songs of the 1380s, the Jalali decade running 2001 to 2011 in Gregorian years. This is the founding decade of rap-e farsi, and one group dominates it more completely than any act dominates any other chart on this site.
Updated daily · September 10, 2026
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The founding decade of Persian rap
As of September 10, 2026 the most-played are Tabestoon Kootahe, Zamin Saafe and Dobareh (Ft Morvarid), across 46 songs on this chart.
Zedbazi own this decade
Zedbazi hold roughly a fifth of this chart and Yas about a ninth — a concentration that appears nowhere else on FarsiChart. The 1380s were when the genre was small enough for a handful of acts to define it, and the numbers still show that.
Try the RadioJavan edition for this one
This decade is the clearest case for switching platforms. Early Persian rap circulated on RadioJavan long before it reached a global service, so the RadioJavan version of this page carries about three times as many songs. For the 1390s and after, the two are much closer.
How this list is built
A song belongs here because of its own release date, converted to the Persian calendar — Nowruz falls in March, so a January release belongs to the previous Jalali year. The genre comes from the artist’s category. Nothing here depends on a mood tag.
Frequently asked questions
Which decade is this?
The 1380s in the Persian calendar, which is 2001 to 2011 in Gregorian years — not the 1980s. The songs here were released between 2004 and 2011.
Who dominates it?
Zedbazi, by a distance: they hold about a fifth of the whole chart, with Yas next. No act holds that much of any other chart on FarsiChart.
Why are there more songs on the RadioJavan version?
Because early Persian rap was distributed there first and much of it never reached Spotify. The RadioJavan edition of this page is roughly three times deeper, which makes it the better one for this decade specifically.
How is this list built?
Membership comes from each song’s own release date and the artist’s category — no mood tag is involved. Plays decide the order.
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