Persian Rap Songs of the 1390s FarsiChart · live ranking
The most-played Persian rap songs of the 1390s — the Jalali decade running 2011 to 2021. If the 1380s founded the genre, this is the decade it stopped being underground: the catalogue for these ten years is seventeen times larger than for the ten before it.
Updated daily · September 10, 2026
The most-played Persian rap of the 1390s
As of September 10, 2026 they are Fou, Berim Baham and Navazesh, across 100 songs on this chart.
Seventeen times the 1380s
The clearest way to see what happened to Persian rap is to count it. FarsiChart holds 46 rap songs with play counts from the 1380s and 782 from the 1390s — a seventeen-fold increase in one decade. The genre went from a handful of acts to an industry.
The old guard and the new
Amir Tataloo holds more places here than anyone. Zedbazi are still present, the only act to carry across from the founding decade in strength, while Shahin Najafi and Yas mark the register that made the genre serious.
How this list is built
A song belongs here because of its own release date, converted to the Persian calendar. The genre comes from the artist’s category, never from reading a title.
Frequently asked questions
Which decade is this?
The 1390s in the Persian calendar: 1390 to 1399, or 2011 to 2021 in Gregorian years.
How much bigger is it than the 1380s?
Seventeen times. FarsiChart holds 46 rap songs with plays from the 1380s and 782 from the 1390s. That single ratio is the story of the decade.
Who leads it?
Amir Tataloo holds the most places, with Shahin Najafi, Yas and Zedbazi behind him — the last being the only act carrying over from the founding decade.
How is this list built?
Membership comes from the release date and the artist’s category. Plays decide the order.
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