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Music J. Cole's "Born Sinner" Re-Enters Billboard 200 Five Years After Its Release J. Cole's "Born Sinner" surfaces back into the Billboard 200. By Aron A. May 01, 2018
Numbers Tory Lanez's "Chixtape 5" Loses Out No. 1 Slot To Celine Dion "Chixtape 5" bows at No.1 By Milca P. November 25, 2019
Music Andre 3000's Experimental New Album Sells 24k In Its First Week The album landed in the top 40 of the Billboard 200. By Lavender Alexandria November 27, 2023
Pop Culture SZA's "SOS" Album Takes Billboard's Number One Spot For Third Week The singer-songwriter dropped her second studio album "SOS" this past December. By Jada Ojii January 04, 2023
Numbers Roddy Ricch's "The Box" Reigns Atop The Hot 100 For Fourth Week Roddy Ricch is a Billboard Darling. By Noah C February 03, 2020
Music Drake's "Scorpion" Looking At Fourth Straight Week Atop Billboard 200 Drake can't be stopped. By Aron A. July 26, 2018
Music Travis Scott's "Astroworld" Sales Projections Increase Substantially: Report The album is expected to break Drake's five-week streak atop the Billboard 200. By Trevor Smith August 06, 2018
Music Future & Metro Boomin Earn Back-To-Back No. 1 Debuts After "We Still Don’t Trust You" Tops The Charts Future and Metro Boomin have two albums in the top three. By Cole Blake April 21, 2024
Numbers NBA Youngboy Surpasses Jay-Z On The Billboard Charts After "Ma' I Got A Family" NBA Youngboy sits behind E-40, Tech N9ne, Snoop Dogg and Gucci Mane on the list of rappers with the most Billboard 200 entries. By Aron A. November 01, 2022
Music Drake's "Certified Lover Boy" Expected To Return To No.1 On Charts Drake's "Certified Lover Boy" is expected to return to number one on the charts, this week. By Cole Blake October 31, 2021
Original Content Charts Don't Lie: July 6 An overview of hip-hop and r'n'b album sales and chart positions. By Chris Tart July 06, 2017
Numbers Pop Smoke Goes #1, Makes History With XXXTentacion, Tupac, & Biggie Pop Smoke's debut album "Shoot For The Stars, Aim For The Moon" posthumously debuts at #1 on the Billboard 200, joining XXXTentacion, Tupac Shakur, and The Notorious B.I.G. as the only rappers to do so. By Alex Zidel July 13, 2020