February is a month for the lovers, but the strip club isn’t typically the place to find that. Just let Kanye West tell it: “I learned the hard way that ain’t the place to get love,” Ye raps on Watch the Throne‘s “New Day.”
Billboard launched the inaugural strip club chart in August and will continue to track the top tracks played monthly at four prominent Atlanta strip clubs.
For those new around here, Billboard joined forces with DJ Monitor, a service that installs music-recognition technology for venues and festivals, along with a contribution from Coalition DJs, to collect data from different Atlanta strip clubs.
February brought some newcomers to the strip club chart, with Taffy and PLUTO’s raunchy “Feeling on My Body (Remix)” making its debut. DaBaby continues his commercial revival with “Pop That Thang” hitting the Billboard Hot 100 and now infiltrating the strip clubs.
There’s also a new sheriff in town, as T.I.’s Hot 100 top 40 hit “Let ‘Em Know” usurps the throne and sits at No. 1 for February.
As far as the artists who had the most real estate on Atlanta strip club playlists for February, the top 10 goes as follows:
No. 10, Belly Gang Kushington (165)
No. 9, Gucci Mane (170)
No. 8, T.I. (188)
No. 7, DaBaby (189)
No. 6, Young Nudy (192)
No. 5, Jeezy (218)
No. 4, Bossman Dlow (246)
No. 3, Metro Boomin (255)
No. 2, Lil Baby (367)
No. 1, Future (771)
U.S. club owners interested in contributing data can send an email to hiphop@billboard.com. Check out the top 10 songs going off in Atlanta strip clubs below.
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TM88 & Future, “Quadruple” (40 Plays)
Last Month: N/A
Peak: No. 4
TM88’s F.I.L.A. 25 project arrived as a tribute to Atlanta in December, and the syrupy “Quadruple” immediately went to strip club DJ playlists around the A, which resulted in a No. 4 debut. The Future-helmed cut returns at No. 10, and serves as an appetizer for what’s to come, as Pluto has teased that he’s got an album on the way. Future has continued to remain atop the food chain at No. 1 for total plays by an artist on the Atlanta strip club chart, and he’s a good bet to make his presence felt once again here whenever the trap legend decides to drop again.
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Metro Boomin feat. Skooly, Shad Da God & DJ Spinz, “Loose Screws” (41 Plays)
Last Month: No. 7
Peak: No. 3
Metro Boomin has had a tight grip on the strip club chart since its inception, earning multiple entries from his A Futuristic Summa mixtape in 2025. But that grip is loosening as “Loose Screws” is the last holding on by a thread, while the Skooly, Shad Da God and DJ Spinz-assisted tune drops to No. 9 for February.
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Bally Baby & Belly Gang Kushington, “Hustlin Mf Pt. 2” (42 Plays)
Last Month: No. 6
Peak: No. 6
Bally Baby brought fresh blood to the strip club chart with “Hustlin Mf” at the top of ’26, and Belly Gang Kushington injected more life into the bumping track with his motivational street rhymes, as the rising Atlanta rapper hopped on the “Pt. 2” remix in February. Belly Gang has been dishing out assists seemingly every week recently, and with BGK in album mode, he should be able to call this chart home for the foreseeable future.
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Pooh Shiesty, “FDO” (44 Plays)
Last Month: No. 3
Peak: No. 3
Pooh Shiesty came out firing with his “FDO” following his October release from prison, which notched him a top 15 hit on the Hot 100. He’s been a mainstay on the strip club chart for the winter, but “FDO” slips to No. 7 in February.
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Jeezy & Bankroll Fresh, “All There” (48 Plays)
Last Month: No. 10
Peak: No. 5
A multi-platinum-certified cultural hit that’s gone diamond in Atlanta strip clubs, “All There” found Jeezy teaming up with Bankroll Fresh back in 2016. The Trap or Die 3 standout has remained in rotation as an Atlanta staple for over a decade now, all while never cracking the Billboard Hot 100. It’s bounced on and off the strip club chart, but returns at No. 6.
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Taffy & PLUTO, “Feeling on My Body (Remix)” (49 Plays)
Last Month: N/A
Peak: No. 5
PLUTO made her presence felt on this chart last year when she enjoyed a three-month run with song of the summer candidate “Whim Whammie” alongside fellow ATLien YKNIECE. She’s spinning the block while joining forces with emerging Atlanta rapper Taffy for the raunchy “Feeling on My Body (Remix),” which invades February’s strip club chart, and it’s no surprise Atlanta is embracing two of its own with a track tailor-made for the club.
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DaBaby, “Pop Dat Thang” (50 Plays)
Last Month: N/A
Peak: No. 4
DaBaby is in the midst of a mainstream resurgence, as he made a solo return to the Billboard Hot 100 with his frenetic “Pop Dat Thang” hit, which sits at No. 62 in its sixth week on the chart. The bouncy track is also a perfect fit for money flying around the strip club, as it debuts inside the top five.
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Gunna & Burna Boy, “wgft” (71 Plays)
Last Month: No. 4
Peak: No. 3
Gunna and Burna Boy’s carnal “wgft” has been a steady builder on the strip club chart, reaching a new peak in February, where it comes in at No. 3. Chris Brown injected new life into the track when the R&B legend hopped on the remix in January.
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Belly Gang Kushington & YKNIECE, “Friend Do (Remix)” (83 Plays)
Last Month: No. 1
Peak: No. 1
Belly Gang Kushington and YKNIECE’s “Friend Do (Remix)” has had held on to the No. 1 slot for the last three months, but their reign has come to an end, making room for Atlanta legend T.I. at the top. But they’re not moving far, as BGK and YK still come in at No. 2. Expect to hear plenty more noise from Belly Gang on this chart for the rest of 2026.
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T.I., “LET ‘EM KNOW” (88 Plays)
Last Month: N/A
Peak: No. 1
Is it 2006 or 2026? T.I. is back in a major way behind his “LET ‘EM KNOW” hit, which has dominated radio airwaves and cracked the Billboard Hot 100 top 40 — a first for the trap pioneer in over a decade. It’s only right that ATL is showing Tip love after all he’s given to his hometown, as T.I. surged to debut at the top slot on this month’s strip club chart.
