Future earned the top spot on the RapTV Power Rankings this March following the release of his new collaborative studio album with Metro Boomin, "We Don't Trust You." Future & Metro announced release dates for a two-album project early in the month. The first album, "We Don't Trust You" dropped on March 22, and the second, "We Still Don't Trust You" is scheduled to be released on April 12. "We Don't Trust You," sold 251,000 album-equivalent units in its first week and debuted at #1 on the Billboard Hot 200, which earned Pluto his eighth #1 album on the chart. Additionally, Metro Boomin earned his fourth #1 on the Hot 200 from this release.

Kung-Fu Kenny returned to the Power Rankings this month following an explosive guest verse on “Like That” from Future & Metro Boomin’s latest collaborative album, “We Don’t Trust You.” Kendrick’s feature on the song went wildly viral as fans heavily speculated it contained disses aimed directly at J. Cole and Drake. On “Like That” Kendrick condemned the idea of contemporary rap music’s “Big 3,” as mentioned in Drake & J. Cole’s “First Person Shooter,” and asserted himself as the best. The feature made the song a standout hit on the album, and reiterated Kendrick’s stance on the “Big 3” discussion, encouraging competition over collaboration.

Carti remained on the RapTV Power Rankings again this month as the OPIUM rapper continued to make headlines, and fans continued to anticipate his upcoming album, "MUSIC." This month, Playboi Carti released a new single called “I LUV IT” with Camila Cabello, was featured on the song “Type Shit” from Future and Metro Boomin’s “We Don’t Trust You,” and was featured in the new music video for Travis Scott’s “FE!N.” Playboi Carti also appeared on Saturday Night Live alongside Travis Scott, when he joined Travis to perform “FE!N” on the show.

Still hot off the release of his latest collaborative album with Ty Dolla $ign, “Vultures 1,” Ye returned to RapTV’s top 10 after making non-stop headlines this March. Ye communicated a delay to “Vultures 2,” which is now scheduled to be released on May 3. Ye also headlined at Rolling Loud California with Ty Dolla $ign, where the duo was criticized for not actually performing after appearing on stage with no microphones. They later appeared in an interview with Big Boy, where Dolla $ign explained “It's still better than other people's shows that have a mic…From the way the lights are, to how the smoke comes in, that's all the show.” Finally, Ye took to Instagram where he took shots at Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Adidas, and more, shortly after Kendrick’s “Like That” verse went viral.

Travis Scott remained on the RapTV Power Rankings this month following the release of the hypnotic new music video for his song “FE!N,” featuring Playboi Carti, from his 2023 album “Utopia.” Travis also made an appearance on Saturday Night Live as a musical guest, where he performed “MY EYES” and “FE!N,” as well as featured in the ‘Please Don’t Destroy” segment titled “We Got Too High.” Finally, Scott delivered impressive feature verses on “Cinderella” and “Type Shit” from Future and Metro Boomin’s new album “We Don’t Trust You.”

Ty Dolla $ign earned a spot on the RapTV Power Rankings again as he continued to perform “Vultures 1” alongside Ye. Ty Dolla $ign appeared alongside Ye as headliners at Rolling Loud California, where they were also joined by Quavo, Freddie Gibbs, and North West. Ty Dolla $ign and Ye also announced new listening party dates, including events in D.C., Charlotte, Nashville, Pittsburgh, and Tampa, but unfortunately canceled the shows, with venues citing time constraints for the artists. Presently, Ty Dolla $ign and Ye’s new album “Vultures 2” is scheduled to be released on May 3.

Drake is on RapTV’s top 10 again after the “For All The Dogs” rapper was swept up in a viral rap beef this month. Drake was the target of disses in Kendrick Lamar’s verse on “Like That,” from Future and Metro Boomin’s “We Don’t Trust You.” The Canadian rapper has made several statements during shows that fans speculated were responses to the diss, but the artist still faced pressure online to record a response. Additionally, Drake continued on his "Its All a Blur - Big as the What?" tour, performing 14 shows across 7 states in March.

Bossman Dlow made his RapTV Power Rankings Debut following the release of his latest commercial mixtape, “Mr Beat The Road.” The tape contained 17 tracks, with features from Rob49, Sexyy Red, and Wizz Havinn, and debuted at #20 on the Billboard Hot 200, selling 24,000 album equivalent units. In addition to the feature-length project, Bossman also dropped a new single, “Finesse,” featuring Glorilla, as well as accompanying visuals.

Don Toliver returned to the RapTV Power Rankings this month after the release of his newest single “Deep in the Water,” and accompanying visuals. The song’s music video garnered online attention as it features glimpses of Don’s IRL girlfriend, Kali Uchis, and their newborn child. Additionally, Toliver announced via Instagram that he plans to release an album this summer. Presently, no album title or release date has been announced.

Sexyy Red earned the final spot on this month's Power Rankings after the release of her latest single, “Get It Sexy.” The St. Louis star also released accompanying visuals for the song, which featured cameos from Soulja Boi, Adin Ross, Drake, and more. Additionally, Sexyy Red also performed at Rolling Loud California, and went viral for some off-key singing during SZA’s part when she performed “Rich Baby Daddy” from Drake’s “For All The Dogs.”