Persian Songs of the 1380s on RadioJavan FarsiChart · live ranking
The Persian songs of the 1380s, ranked by RadioJavan plays. This is the decade internet distribution broke the old gatekeeping and Persian rap became a chart genre — and RadioJavan is the platform that scene actually grew on.
Updated daily · September 10, 2026
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The 1380s by RadioJavan plays
As of September 10, 2026 the most-played are Alaki, Tabestoon Kootahe and Taghdir, across 100 songs from the decade with RadioJavan play counts.
The decade this platform was built for
Persian rap and the wider underground scene of the 1380s had no route through licensed distribution, and they did not need one. They circulated as files and then through Persian-language streaming, which is why a RadioJavan ranking of this decade is not a secondary view of it but arguably the primary one. The Spotify chart of the same decade shows the portion that later reached global catalogues, which is a smaller and differently shaped set.
How the RadioJavan ranking is built
The order comes from public RadioJavan play counts, refreshed daily. The mood tag is separate: a person judged every song, and that judgement is the same on both platform views. So this page and its Spotify counterpart hold the same songs and disagree only about the order — which is the interesting part.
Why plays and listeners are never added together
RadioJavan reports plays and Spotify reports listeners. A play is an event; a listener is a person. FarsiChart keeps them on separate charts rather than summing them into a single number that would not describe anything real.
Where to go next
Compare the Spotify ranking, or see the 1390s and the Persian rappers chart.
Frequently asked questions
Why rank this decade on RadioJavan?
Because this is where the music of that decade was distributed. The underground scene of the 1380s reached its audience through Persian-language platforms rather than through licensed international channels, so this view reflects how people actually heard it.
What years is the Iranian 1380s decade?
Jalali 1380 to 1389, which is March 2001 to March 2011 — roughly the Gregorian 2000s.
How often does this update?
Daily, from live RadioJavan play counts. The date under the heading is the last refresh.
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