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Music Future goes No. 1.
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Numbers Lil Durk doesn't care if Drake is beating him in sales.
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Music "Drip Harder" relies on heavy streaming.
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Music Tory Lanez is not expected to grab the No. 1 album of the week.
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Industry "VIEWS" reaches more milestones, becomes the first album since Taylor Swift's "1989" to spend 11 weeks as the No. 1 album in the U.S.
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Music Kanye West has already accepted defeat against Lil Wayne.
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Industry DJ Khaled's "Major Key" debuts at No. 1, taking the top spot from "VIEWS," which had been there for a total of 12 weeks.
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Music J. Cole has officially reaped what it rightfully his.
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Music Eminem and Dr. Dre capitalize on their success.
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Music NBA Youngboy continues to improve his numbers with each project.
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Music Kanye West continues his streak of accomplishments.
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Music Childish Gambino's is finding a new level of success in music following "This Is America."
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