ALBUM SALES

Sales projections for Kendrick Lamar's "Mr. Morale & The Bigger Steppers" emerge, weeks before the album drops.

He has come forward to wage war on anyone who has "defamed" his name in light of being accused of joking about his daughter's debut record.

Benny The Butcher is expected to debut at #15 on the charts with his new album, "Tana Talk 4."

Kodak Black is expected to debut at #2 on next week's Billboard 200 with his new album, "Back For Everything."

The album has been out for 18 years but it was one of the highest-selling albums of the week.

Yeat will have his highest-charting project to date with "2 Alivë."

Choppa gave himself a pat on the back.

NBA YoungBoy is headed for a strong debut on the charts with his new mixtape, "Colors."

Neither artist is expected to have the #1 album on the charts next week though.

Cordae is pushing approximately 21,000 first-week sales on his sophomore album, "From A Birds Eye View."

Gunna outdoes himself with solid first-week sales projections on his new album, "DS4EVER."

The Weeknd will compete with Gunna for the No. 1 Billboard spot.

Kid Cudi is crushing multiple sales records following the vinyl release of "Man On The Moon III: The Chosen" earlier this month.

Juice WRLD will debut at #2 and Rick Ross manages to creep into the final spot of the Top 20 in the first-week sales projections for their respective new albums.

"Hall of Fame 2.0" sold 78K units.

Young Thug and Drake are presently in a tight battle for the #1 album next week.

50 Cent fires back at anyone who thinks that "Get Rich Or Die Tryin'" is his only successful album.

Drake takes a heavy lead for the #1 album on the charts next week.

The guilty verdict had fans scrambling and Kelly has found more success after his recent conviction.

NBA YoungBoy is projected to move 60,000 copies of his new album during its second week out.

Lil Nas X will reportedly debut at #2 with "MONTERO" behind Drake's "Certified Lover Boy."

Looks like The Boy will be at the top of the Billboard 200 for a second week in a row.

Drake's second-day streams for "Certified Lover Boy" dropped dramatically from the first day.

MoneyBagg Yo has the top-selling hip-hop album of the year so far, standing tall for another month.

The veteran M.C. debuts top five on Billboard 200 Charts, scoring his 15th top 10 album.

The album is still projected to debut at #1 on the Billboard 200.

Tyler, The Creator's "CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST" earned the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200 chart.

The first-week sales numbers for DMX's posthumous album, "Exodus," are here.