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Numbers Lil Durk Compares Himself To This NBA Star Following "7220" Sales Report Lil Durk is feeling pretty good right now. By Alexander Cole March 20, 2022
Pop Culture Doja Cat Secures Second-Most Platinum Singles For A Female Rapper Ever Cardi B is the only artist to top the "Planet Her" artist's impressive feat. By Hayley Hynes July 01, 2022
Numbers The Weeknd Flaunts Gargantuan "After Hours" Spotify Numbers The Weeknd's new studio album "After Hours" proved that quarantine numbers may very well hit different. By Mitch Findlay March 24, 2020
Numbers Roddy Ricch "Live Life Fast" Sales Projections Revealed Roddy Ricch's first week sales projections are a bit lower than expected. By Alexander Cole December 24, 2021
Numbers Pop Smoke's New Album Has Amazing Second Week Sales Pop Smoke is on pace to sell over 100,000 copies of his posthumous album "Shoot For The Stars, Aim For The Moon" in its second week out. By Alex Zidel July 16, 2020
Numbers Chris Brown's "Indigo" Scores Dominant First Week Numbers Chris Brown remains a dominant force on the charts. By Mitch Findlay July 09, 2019
Numbers The Weeknd "Dawn FM" First Week Sales Projections The Weeknd's first-week sales projections for "Dawn FM" have arrived. By Alex Zidel January 10, 2022
Numbers Young Thug's "So Much Fun" On Pace For A Huge First Week Young Thug is expected to have a huge first week. By Aron A. August 20, 2019
Numbers Ski Mask The Slump God's "Stokeley" First Week Sales Are An Impressive Look The Slump God is coming up in the world. By Mitch Findlay December 05, 2018
Numbers Drake's "Care Package" First Week Sale Projections Are Here How well is Drake's "Care Package" expected to do? By Aida C. August 04, 2019
Numbers Benny The Butcher "Tana Talk 4" First-Week Sales Projections Benny The Butcher is expected to debut at #15 on the charts with his new album, "Tana Talk 4." By Alex Zidel March 16, 2022
Numbers 6ix9ine Is YouTube's Most-Viewed Rapper Of 2020, Beating NBA Youngboy Tekashi 6ix9ine, Youngboy Never Broke Again, and Eminem reportedly were the top three rappers of the year on YouTube. By Alex Zidel December 30, 2020