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  1. 2000s
  2. 90s Rap and R&B
  3. 60s R&B
  4. 80s Party
  5. 2011
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    These songs hit #1 on Billboard's Hot 100 chart in the 2000s. Since 1958, the Hot 100 has been America's barometer of song popularity.
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    Smooth, soulful, sassy and sexy, R&B music in the 2000s stayed true to the genre's core values, while introducing new beats, styles and vocalists. This station has all the hits from an unforgettable decade.
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    This playlist features the best songs from the pop goddesses of the 2000s.
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    Building upon the wealth of '90s R&B artists who perfected the modern slow jam, R&B artists in the '00s added their own synthetic flourishes to rhythms that bluntly force you to get down.
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    Can't get enough Weezy? Listen to these songs performed by and featuring Lil Wayne.
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    Rep the ATL, Chi Town, El Lay, D-Block and the Empire State, among others, on this collection of hometown hip hop anthems.
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    Listen to songs by all of the artists nominated for a 2011 VMA Award.
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    Listen to songs by all of the artists nominated for a 2011 BET Award.
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    Songs by all of the 2011 Grammy Winners.
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    Listen to all of the artists and songs nominated for a 2011 Americana Music Award.
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    Songs by all of the 2011 CMA Award winners and performers.
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    Songs by all of the 2011 Grammy nominees.
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    Celebrating Tyra Banks' December 4th Birthday with these catwalk tunes. Grab a mirror and strut your stuff! Brought to you by HelloBeautiful.com
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    All your favorites from rap's favorite Barbie, Ms. Nicki Minaj. Brought to you by TheUrbanDaily.com
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    T-Pain shares what he's currently playing in his iPod. Take a listen! Brought to you by TheUrbanDaily.com
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    Partied hard this New Year's Eve? Enjoy the hangover with this playlist. Brought to you by TheUrbanDaily.com
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    Gather friends and let this playlist guide you through the last moments of 2011!
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    While 50 Cent may have helped bring down Ja Rule's career, there was once a time that Murder Inc. was busting out the hits. Brought to you by Camilla Williams at HelloBeautiful.com