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Music The arrival of DMX's posthumous album "EXODUS" is expected to alleviate the pain of music fans grieving his loss, but early projection sales numbers show that not everyone tuned in for his new music as expected.
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Numbers Chance The Rapper remains a sales juggernaut out here.
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Numbers Here are the first week sales for Lil Baby and Lil Durk's joint project.
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Editor's Pick Drake and Future will debut at #1 on the charts with "What A Time To Be Alive."
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Pop Culture The expected numbers for "Traumazine" and "Beautiful Mind" are in.
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Music Tory Lanez is not expected to grab the No. 1 album of the week.
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Music Logic is on pace for another number one album.
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Music Travis Scott's "Astroworld" is standing in 6ix9ine's way.
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Numbers Gunna has been dropping some solid material as of late.
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Numbers J. Cole reaches a new career milestone with the success of "The Off-Season."
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Numbers Even with a delayed release, Kanye West is aiming to blow past Halsey for #1 on the Billboard 200.
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Industry Here is the early forecast of the first-week sales for Tory Lanez' debut album, "I Told You."
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Angus Walker