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Music The Weeknd is dominating the charts.
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News The Game’s “Documentary 2” fell just short of the #1 album this week, but it did very well nonetheless.
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Music Burna Boy's new album sold 21K in its first week.
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Music The numbers are in.
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Music Latto's new album is off to a hot start.
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Numbers Kanye West has done it again, securing another number one album as "DONDA" debuts at the top of the charts.
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News To no one's surprise, Dr. Dre's "Compton: The Soundtrack" put up gaudy first week sales numbers.
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Music "MELTDOWN" with Drake landed at number three on the song charts, whereas the Playboi Carti and Sheck Wes-assisted "FE!N" was number five.
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Numbers Boogie's "Everything's For Sale," for sale.
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Numbers Kanye West's "DONDA" album continues to move units in its first full week of release.
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Music Lil Yachty and G Herbo both dropped some dope new music on Friday.
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News Check out the first week sales numbers for Wale and Ludacris.
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Numbers The rap game was eatin' on Friday, November 2nd.
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Music Rich the Kid celebrates his album launch with a jewelry store splurge.
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Numbers Joyner Lucas takes a moment to reflect on his loyal fanbase after "ADHD" cracks the Billboard Top 10.
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Music The Atlanta trap icon might have the biggest solo debut of his career, excluding his Metro Boomin and Drake collab projects.
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Music Cardi B Mania hits the set of TRL on Broadway Street.
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Music Even though it's still too early to tell how the new album will perform, it looks like initial streams and purchases are promising.
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Numbers "Astroworld" looks set to clinch number one, but where do the rest fall?
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Music "Ye" is set to move up to 190K equivalent album units.
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Music The first week's sales projections for Meek Mill, Lill Wayne, and Rich The Kid's new albums are in.
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Cole Blake