Top 5 Songs in Jamaica on YouTube for August: MIAMI-BIGJUDE, Malie Donn, Masicka & Cali Fr

Jamaica’s YouTube music charts deliver an unexpected result for August 2026, with American rapper MIAMI-BIGJUDE taking the No. 1 spot with his breakout single “We Outside Today.”

The chart also features three major Dancehall names, with Malie Donn, Masicka, and rising artist Cali Fr all securing positions in the Top 5.

Here are the five songs dominating YouTube Jamaica for the month.

1. MIAMI-BIGJUDE — “We Outside Today”

Views: 1.43 million

The biggest surprise of the month comes from Miami rapper MIAMI-BIGJUDE, whose “We Outside Today” takes the No. 1 position.

Released on July 4, the energetic Hip-Hop and Rap track has built significant momentum in Jamaica. The official music video also premiered on August 29, giving the song another major push.

MIAMI-BIGJUDE, whose real name is Jude Telfort, was born and raised in Miami’s Little Haiti community. Interestingly, his background as a DJ and independent creator has shaped his blend of Hip-Hop, Miami culture, and Haitian-American influences.

Meanwhile, “We Outside Today” delivers a feel-good message centered around community, enjoying life, and making money. Its laid-back energy makes it a natural fit for cookouts, block parties, boat rides, and summer gatherings.

2. Malie Donn & Dan Sky — “Vancleef Pt 2”

Views: 1.29 million

Malie Donn continues his incredible 2026 run with “Vancleef Pt 2” landing at No. 2.

The track follows the success of the original “Van Cleef” and continues the young Dancehall star’s high-energy Trap-Dancehall sound.

Moreover, the Van Cleef series has become one of the defining moments of Malie Donn’s breakout year. The songs combine luxury references, street-centered lyrics, and an aggressive delivery that has connected strongly with younger Dancehall listeners.

The momentum comes at a crucial time for the artist. Malie Donn is preparing to release his debut studio album, The Golden Child, on September 4 through VP Records.

3. Malie Donn & Attomatic — “Van Cleef”

Views: 1.20 million

The original “Van Cleef” remains firmly in the Top 5, taking No. 3 with 1.20 million views.

Released in June, the song quickly became one of Malie Donn’s biggest records. Its popularity also helped create demand for the follow-up, “Vancleef Pt 2.”

One of the track’s most recognizable elements is its soulful opening. Producer Dat Is It Sapple flipped a sample from The Founders’ 1972 song “Don’t You Leave Me Baby” into the Dancehall production.

As a result, the track combines an old-school musical texture with Malie Donn’s modern Trap-Dancehall approach.

4. Masicka — “Honor Roll”

Views: 1.02 million

Masicka keeps his place among Jamaica’s biggest artists with “Honor Roll” at No. 4.

The track comes from his latest album, Forever Reign, which arrived on August 14 and further established his position as one of Dancehall’s leading lyricists.

However, “Honor Roll” has generated attention for more than its chart performance.

The song sparked a lyrical exchange with Skillibeng after Masicka referred to him as a “Dancehall Princess.” Skillibeng subsequently answered with his own records, adding another layer of controversy to an already competitive Dancehall landscape.

Consequently, “Honor Roll” has become both a popular song and part of one of the genre’s most talked-about lyrical clashes of 2026.

5. Cali Fr — “Bread”

Views: 990,000

Rising Dancehall artist Cali Fr rounds out the Top 5 with “Bread,” which pulls in 990,000 views.

The St. Mary artist uses the track to focus on the realities of financial struggle and the importance of hustling. In particular, the song speaks to young people trying to improve their circumstances.

The record has also become one of Cali Fr’s biggest moments so far. Before “Bread,” he gained attention with songs such as “Monument,” “Phenomenal,” and “MAP.”

Released on July 31, “Bread” has quickly established itself as another strong step forward for the emerging artist.

An unexpected No. 1

While the presence of Malie Donn and Masicka is hardly surprising, MIAMI-BIGJUDE taking the top spot makes this month’s chart particularly interesting.

His No. 1 position also shows how quickly an independent record can connect with Jamaican YouTube audiences, even without coming from a traditional Dancehall act.

At the same time, Malie Donn’s two entries demonstrate just how strong his current run has become. With “Vancleef Pt 2” and “Van Cleef” occupying Nos. 2 and 3, he controls nearly half of the Top 5.

For August, however, the biggest headline belongs to MIAMI-BIGJUDE and “We Outside Today.”