first week sales
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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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News Logic's "Under Pressure" and T.I.'s "Paperwork" will be in a very close race to outsell each other.
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Music Young Thug snags the number one spot.
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Original Content A weekly look at sales for hip-hop and r'n'b albums, as well as chart positions.
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Chris Tart -
Music Drake lost out on over a half a million dollars by delaying the release of CD's for "Scorpion."
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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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Pop Culture The R&B darling's debut solo project made its debut at #119 on the weekly Billboard 200 chart.
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News G-Eazy reigned supreme among new hip hop releases.
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Numbers The Slump God is coming up in the world.
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Music "Ye" is set to move up to 190K equivalent album units.
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Music Tyler, The Creator is still on tour for his last album "CHROMAKOPIA," but all that hard work didn't stop his most recent musical expression.
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Music Jack Harlow got himself into some trouble after saying he "Got Blacker," and now, his new album "Monica" is feeling the consequences.
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Alexander Cole