ALBUM SALES

A weekly look at album sales and performance on Billboard 200 and Hot 100 charts.

A weekly glance at the performance of r'n'b and hip-hop albums on the Billboard charts.

Tyler, The Creator celebrates his biggest commercial success.

A weekly rundown of what's popping on the Billboard charts.

Eminem and Dr. Dre capitalize on their success.

An overview of r'n'b and hip-hop albums on the Billboard 200 this week.

An overview of hip-hop and r'n'b album sales and chart positions.

Lil Yachty isn't letting this one go.

The "Everybody" star sees a historic slide.

This album could be his biggest ever.

Great sportsmanship from the 6 God.

"DAMN." gives Kendrick Lamar the biggest sales week of 2017 and of his own career.

A massive accomplishment for Ear Drummer Records and the Black Beatles.

Drake's "More Life" holds onto the No. 1 spot for a second week.

Nicki Minaj's album sales are doing mighty fine.

J. Cole has officially reaped what it rightfully his.

Can Drake do better than this in 2017?

Donald Trump notes that the album sales of Jackie Evancho have "skyrocketed" since she accepted his invitation to sing at his inauguration (becoming the sole performer to do so).

Here's your music industry round-up for 2016. Desiigner had the year's most-streamed song with "Panda."

It's early, but projections are saying J. Cole could move up to a half mill in the opening week.

"We Got It from Here... Thank You 4 Your Service," A Tribe Called Quest's first No. 1 album in over 20 years, achieves the third-highest first-week sales of 2016 hip-hop albums.

Travis Scott is expected to get his first No. 1 album with "Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight."

Here are the first-week projections for Frank Ocean's "Blonde," which is expected to take No. 1 by a long shot.

Here is the early forecast of the first-week sales for Tory Lanez' debut album, "I Told You."

It doesn't looks like "Sremmlife 2" or "PartyNextDoor 3" will be able to dethrone Drake or Suicide Squad.

DJ Khaled's "Major Key" debuts at No. 1, taking the top spot from "VIEWS," which had been there for a total of 12 weeks.

Drake's "VIEWS" goes No. 1 for a 12th week, beating out Gucci Mane's comeback album, "Everybody Looking."

"Country Grammar" becomes the 9th hip hop album ever to sell 10 million records.