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Music Juvenile said that "400 Degreez" has sold more than Nas or Jay-Z's best work, and there are many metrics to consider here.
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Numbers Moneybagg Yo debuts one spot behind Roddy Ricch on the Billboard 200.
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Industry Drake earns his sixth consecutive No. 1 album. "VIEWS" sells over a million U.S. copies in its first week.
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Music Drake's 2011 classic "Take Care" was reportedly the highest-selling hip-hop album this week in the United States.
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Music Young Thug snags the number one spot.
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Numbers Future just dropped off his new album, "The Real Me," and fans are certainly showing their support, as reflected by projected sales.
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Numbers Big week for Jeezy and Brockhampton.
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News G-Eazy reigned supreme among new hip hop releases.
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Music DJ Akademiks believes Drake's 2026 success in comparison to J. Cole and Future goes beyond Drizzy's popularity with larger, casual audiences.
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Music J. Cole's "The Fall-Off" has been an incredible success thus far, but more achievements are being made, and they are sure to keep coming.
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Numbers Tekashi 6ix9ine tries to convince the masses that his album did not flop, comparing his pure album sales to Trippie Redd's, Lil Durk's, and Lil Tjay's.
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Industry The top spot on the Billboard albums chart has finally been taken from Drake, as Blink-182's new album makes its debut at No. 1.
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Angus Walker