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Numbers Young Dolph debuts at #4 on the Billboard 200 with "Rich Slave," marking his highest-ever spot on the chart.
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Music Cole world.
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Entertainment Lil Nas X joins the ranks of Drake & Bruno Mars.
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Industry "The Art of Hustle" gives Yo Gotti his highest chart debut yet.
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Industry The RIAA has already given Rihanna's "ANTI" platinum certification.
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Music This week's Billboard 200 could be a close race.
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Music Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee's collaboration has set yet another record.
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Music Offset & Metro Boomin continue to reap the spoils of "Ric Flair Drip."
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Music Kendrick Lamar has invaded the Hot 100.
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Numbers The first-week sales numbers for DMX's posthumous album, "Exodus," are here.
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Music Drake passes Michael Jackson as second-most weeks logged in at number one on the Billboard Hot 100.
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Music Ella Mai makes history with "Boo'd Up."
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