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Numbers Drake Gives Chris Brown His First Top 5 Hit Since 2008 "No Guidance" is Chris Brown's first appearance in the Billboard Hot 100's top five since "Forever." By Alex Zidel September 30, 2019
Music Kanye West's Entire "Ye" Album Debuts In The Billboard Hot 100 Kanye's makes a big debut but Post Malone takes the top spot. By Matthew Parizot June 11, 2018
News Rihanna's "ANTI" Debuts At No. 27 On Billboard 200 Rihanna's "ANTI" makes its Billboard debut, perhaps lower than expected. By Rose Lilah February 01, 2016
Numbers Drake Set To Hit New Milestone On The U.K. Charts Drake continues to do numbers. By Alexander Cole October 10, 2023
News Fetty Wap's First Week Sales Projections Are In Fetty Wap's self-titled album should have a solid sales week. By Trevor Smith September 26, 2015
Music Kodak Black Earns First Top Ten Single On Hot 100 With "Tunnel Vision" Kodak made a huge jump on the charts this week. By Trevor Smith March 07, 2017
Pop Culture SZA Ties Whitney Houston's Billboard Record The "SOS" singer is the first R&B album to dominate the charts for seven weeks, or at least the first since Houston's sophomore effort. By Gabriel Bras Nevares January 30, 2023
Music Chris Brown's "HBOAFM" Has Spent A Full Year On The Billboard 200 Chris Brown's "Heartbreak On A Full Moon" dropped a year ago today. By Aron A. October 31, 2018
Music Youtube Views Will Count Less Than Paid Streams On Billboard Charts Come 2018, Youtube might not help you go platinum as easily as you think. By Mitch Findlay October 20, 2017
Numbers Pop Smoke & Juice WRLD Challenging Taylor Swift For #1 Album This Week Pop Smoke is currently on pace to have the #1 album this week, but he's in very close competition with Juice WRLD and Taylor Swift. By Alex Zidel August 18, 2020
News First Week Sales Numbers For Meek Mill's "Dreams Worth More Than Money" Meek Mill's sophomore album sold an impressive amount in its first week. By Trevor Smith July 06, 2015
Original Content Charts Don't Lie: April 27 Prince dominated the album charts this week, while Rihanna's "Work" was dethroned by the first rap #1 on the Hot 100 in some time. By Chris Tart April 27, 2016