NEW RELEASES: JACK WHITE SHOULD REACH #1

[Troublemaker]

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Saturday, March 24, 2018

Third Man/Columbia’s Jack White is due to take the #1 spot on our next Top 50 chart, barring—as we are now perpetually obliged to note—any big surprise drops. White’s highly experimental Boarding House Reach will make most of its total from a ticket bundle and D2C sales. Here’s what we know based on early reads.

Jack White (Third Man/Columbia) 115-125k total activity, 110-120k album
Toni Braxton (Def Jam) 13-18k, 9-13k
Jordan Davis (MCA Nashville) 10-15k, 7-11k
George Ezra (Columbia) 7-11k, 5-8k

In holiday news, Passover begins on Friday, March 30. We'll make the charoset—you use too many walnuts.

[Glove Slap]

10k for Toni

[Eloqueen™]

What exactly would a great opening for Toni Braxton in 2018 be for most people? I mean her last full-length solo studio album opened with 50k eight years ago (and was pushed a lot harder). The numbers aren't great, but I am wondering what exactly people were expecting? lol

[Zach]

Mar 24, 2018 22:16:39 GMT -5 Eloqueen™ said:

What exactly would a great opening for Toni Braxton in 2018 be for most people? I mean her last full-length studio album opened with 50k eight years ago. The numbers aren't great, but I am wondering what exactly people were expecting? lol

I don't think the disappointment is a result of what people were expecting. I think it's a result of these numbers falling short of what people were hoping.

Me, for example. I'm not surprised by her numbers BUT I had hoped she would do 25-30k.

[Gary]

That seems about right. Not really a streaming artist and there are no hits and she is 50 years old

[Eloqueen™]

Mar 24, 2018 22:19:17 GMT -5 Zach said:

Mar 24, 2018 22:16:39 GMT -5 Eloqueen™ said:

What exactly would a great opening for Toni Braxton in 2018 be for most people? I mean her last full-length studio album opened with 50k eight years ago. The numbers aren't great, but I am wondering what exactly people were expecting? lol

I don't think the disappointment is a result of what people were expecting. I think it's a result of these numbers falling short of what people were hoping.

Me, for example. I'm not surprised by her numbers BUT I had hoped she would do 25-30k.

I was hoping for an opening in the 20s ballpark as well (really like the album), but I am certainly not taken back by this figure, all things considered.

[Naos]

Mar 24, 2018 22:20:53 GMT -5 Gary said:

That seems about right. Not really a streaming artist and there are no hits and she is 50 years old

I mean, neither is Elton John, but he got like, 60,000 from his last studio album.

[iHype.]

Mar 25, 2018 0:22:01 GMT -5 Naos said:

Mar 24, 2018 22:20:53 GMT -5 Gary said:

That seems about right. Not really a streaming artist and there are no hits and she is 50 years old

I mean, neither is Elton John, but he got like, 60,000 from his last studio album.

lol Elton John is a different level of legacy than Toni Braxton. Wouldn't make a proper comparison at all. (Toni had a nice career, but it's like comparing Kelly Clarkson's career to Madonna's career). 

[Enigma.]

I'd say r&b artist from the 90s is the most unsexiest thing one can imagine in current music business. I mean look at how TLC's comeback came and went despite all the hits they have.

[Deleted]

Mar 25, 2018 2:53:45 GMT -5 Enigma. said:

I'd say r&b artist from the 90s is the most unsexiest thing one can imagine in current music business. I mean look at how TLC's comeback came and went despite all the hits they have.

To be fair, didn’t they make the album with kind of a shady kickstarter? I remember there being some backlash about how it was just not coming out.

[garyfeld]

Mar 24, 2018 13:45:30 GMT -5 Troublemaker said:

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[85la]

Mar 25, 2018 2:53:45 GMT -5 Enigma. said:

I'd say r&b artist from the 90s is the most unsexiest thing one can imagine in current music business. I mean look at how TLC's comeback came and went despite all the hits they have.

I bet the lead singer having died also had a lot to do with it.

Also, Cardi B a la the Finesse video would beg to differ.

[Enigma.]

Cardi B was born in 1992 so she wasn't prominent in the 90s.

Regarding Toni, also Alicia Keys' latest struggle is a good benchmark here.

[Deleted]

Mar 27, 2018 0:59:44 GMT -5 85la said:

Mar 25, 2018 2:53:45 GMT -5 Enigma. said:

I'd say r&b artist from the 90s is the most unsexiest thing one can imagine in current music business. I mean look at how TLC's comeback came and went despite all the hits they have.

I bet the lead singer having died also had a lot to do with it.

Also, Cardi B a la the Finesse video would beg to differ.

Small quibble with your first sentence - technically T-Boz was the 'lead' vocalist. In the long run she and Chilli got about equal solo time, and Left Eye was the rapper. @zach808 is correct, the Kickstarter hurt them a lot; they hit their $150k goal in less two days (raised $400k overall), then took two years to release an album, with little to no updates on its progress. Fans were accusing them of taking the money and running. They really needed to partner with someone more knowledgeable to help them handle that release better. Love them, but no one ever mistook their talent for business savvy.

Re: second sentence, Cardi is not a 90s r&b artist. She was simply in a video/on a song that pays homage to the 90s. In fact, that's kind of the rub with r&b music nowadays - if you're from the 90s, they'll be quick to use your sample but they won't use you. Urban fanbase has always been rather garbage when it comes to supporting its legacy acts after their prime. CHR, meanwhile, is really just now somewhat warming up to letting urban music in, and what they are taking in is current hip-hop, not r&b. There's really nowhere for traditional r&b to go right now.

[85la]

Alright, I get everyone's counter arguments, it's just that after Fanmail in 1999 and Lisa died in 2002, they never recovered, so they've been out for a long time, it's not a new thing. I actually wasn't aware of this latest Kickstarter campaign, but they put out at least one other album in the 2000s and it wasn't successful.

And I'm aware Cardi B wasn't actually active in the 90s, I was clearly referring to the early 90s nostalgia video for Finesse (which TheCure might not be aware of). Given that her added feature to that song clearly helped it, and the video was well-received, clearly indicates that early 90s r&b/hip-hop nostalgia is still attractive to many people.

[Deleted]

Well yeah, the nostalgia's been attractive for quite a few years now. But the R&B artists themselves are a whole other matter. A song sampling a Toni Braxton song will go top 10 on urban before Toni herself could again.

That last 2000s album of TLC's, 3D, was released just seven months after Left Eye's death; aside from making videos for the singles I don't recall them doing much promo for it. They cobbled together a few of her raps for some of the 3D songs, so technically the 2017 self-titled release is the only one they've done as a duo. I wouldn't really point to that as the main reason the 2017 album didn't do well. Other celebs had donated to the Kickstarter so the support was there, but someone should have donated some PR instead of cash.

[Janhova's Witness]

Why do people who clearly know nothing about hip-hop and R&B music insist on giving their two cents? They're only making themselves look stupid. 😂

[Troublemaker]

YOUR FULLY JACKED TOP 20

Tuesday, March 27, 2018

Jack White will score his third #1 debut on our Top 50 chart. No other new releases appear headed for this week's Top 20.


*Jack White (Third Man/Columbia) 118-123k SPS, 115-120k
XXXtentacion (Bad Vibes Forever) 63-68k, 4-5k
Black Panther (TDE/Aftermath/Interscope) 47-51k, 6-7k
Migos (QC/Motown/Capitol) 47-51k, 3-4k
The Greatest Showman (Atlantic) 40-44k, 24-27k
Logic (Def Jam) 39-43k, 2-3k
Post Malone (Republic) 29-32k, 2-3k
Ed Sheeran (Atlantic) 27-30k, 8-9k
Lil Yachty (QC/Motown/Capitol) 23-26k, <1k
Imagine Dragons (Kidinakorner/Interscope) 23-26k, 7-8k
Camila Cabello (SYCO/Epic) 21-24k, 3-4k
Kendrick Lamar (TDE/Aftermath/Interscope) 20-23k, 4-5k
Khalid (Right Hand Music/RCA) 17-20k, 1-2k
Bruno Mars (Atlantic) 17-20k, 5-6k
Lil Uzi Vert (Generation Now/Atlantic) 17-20k, <1k
Hamilton (Uptown/Atlantic) 17-20k, 6-7k
Taylor Swift (Big Machine/BMLG) 16-18k, 4-5k
Lil Skies (Atlantic) 15-17k, <1k
Kane Brown (RCA Nashville/Zone 4) 15-17K, 5-6K
Drake (YMCMB/Republic) 15-17k, <1k
*DEBUTS

In other news, here's Stormy Daniels strapped to a lie detector, because, like Stormy, we always tell the truth. Did you know the industry's suing us for violating an agreement not to publish anything ever?

[areyoureadytojump]

Drake #20? That album came out a year ago.

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Tuesday, March 27, 2018

YOUR FULLY JACKED TOP 20

Jack White will score his third #1 debut on our Top 50 chart. No other new releases appear headed for this week's Top 20.

1. *Jack White (Third Man/Columbia) 118-123k SPS, 115-120k
2. XXXtentacion (Bad Vibes Forever) 63-68k, 4-5k
3. Black Panther (TDE/Aftermath/Interscope) 47-51k, 6-7k
4. Migos (QC/Motown/Capitol) 47-51k, 3-4k
5. The Greatest Showman (Atlantic) 40-44k, 24-27k
6. Logic (Def Jam) 39-43k, 2-3k
7. Post Malone (Republic) 29-32k, 2-3k
8. Ed Sheeran (Atlantic) 27-30k, 8-9k
9. Lil Yachty (QC/Motown/Capitol) 23-26k, <1k
10. Imagine Dragons (Kidinakorner/Interscope) 23-26k, 7-8k

11. Camila Cabello (SYCO/Epic) 21-24k, 3-4k
12. Kendrick Lamar (TDE/Aftermath/Interscope) 20-23k, 4-5k
13. Khalid (Right Hand Music/RCA) 17-20k, 1-2k
14. Bruno Mars (Atlantic) 17-20k, 5-6k
15. Lil Uzi Vert (Generation Now/Atlantic) 17-20k, <1k
16, Hamilton (Uptown/Atlantic) 17-20k, 6-7k
17. Taylor Swift (Big Machine/BMLG) 16-18k, 4-5k
18. Lil Skies (Atlantic) 15-17k, <1k
19. Kane Brown (RCA Nashville/Zone 4) 15-17K, 5-6K
20. Drake (YMCMB/Republic) 15-17k, <1k

*DEBUTS

[85la]

Mar 27, 2018 14:46:36 GMT -5 Janhova's Witness said:

Why do people who clearly know nothing about hip-hop and R&B music insist on giving their two cents? They're only making themselves look stupid. 😂

I don't want to start an argument with you and I'm not even sure who exactly you're referring to, but if it's me, let me defend myself by saying quite simply, you're mistaken.

[Naos]

Mar 27, 2018 14:46:36 GMT -5 Janhova's Witness said:

Why do people who clearly know nothing about hip-hop and R&B music insist on giving their two cents? They're only making themselves look stupid. 😂

And once again, hip-hop/R&B fans claiming ignorance if someone disagrees.

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

^With such a username, that's no surprise coming from him!

[Deleted]

Mar 29, 2018 16:08:12 GMT -5 Naos said:

Mar 27, 2018 14:46:36 GMT -5 Janhova's Witness said:

Why do people who clearly know nothing about hip-hop and R&B music insist on giving their two cents? They're only making themselves look stupid. 😂

And once again, hip-hop/R&B fans claiming ignorance if someone disagrees.

85la didn't know that Left Eye was not the lead singer of TLC (in fact, she didn't even sing any solo parts, and did not always get a verse on their songs). That's a rudimentary detail that even a casual/former fan of 90s r&b should know. Then he wasn't aware of the TLC album kickstarter. He went on to attribute that album's failure to their 2002 release, in the process making it clear that he didn't even know when that last release occurred or that Left Eye actually appeared on it, let alone knew the circumstances surrounding the release.

On top of all that he claimed that a rapper who just came out six months ago is somehow proof that people still like 90s r&b singers, simply because she was a feature on a remix that came out less than four months ago. Any glance at the performance for a '90s or even early to mid-00s r&b singer's recent album or single would refute this - it's not like these singers aren't trying - this was just a lazy misattribution of popularity on his part.

This isn't a matter of someone disagreeing, 85la really and truly did not know what he was talking about and had no business trying to weigh in. You could clock Janhova for being rude af about it, but you can't clock him for being wrong about it. Figure out the difference between the two and you will probably not get your feelings hurt so much when butting heads with r&b fans over your opinions. I hope you aren't still mad about that run-in with Hashtag Pow in the Keke Palmer thread.

[Janhova's Witness]

Case closed!

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

CHART STORY: JACK REACHES THE TOP

Friday, March 30, 2018

With a first-week total north of 126k, Jack White’s third solo studio album (and first in four years), Boarding House Reach (Third Man/Columbia), has hit #1 on the HITS Top 50 Chart. It's worth noting that the number is mostly comprised of a ticket bundle and D2C sales. Boarding House Reach follows 2014's Lazaretto, which scored a #1 bow with 129k.

The second-biggest debut belongs to Def Jam’s Toni Braxton, who enters at #21 with 16k for Sex & Cigarettes.

And following the release of the DVD, Atlantic’s Greatest Showman soundtrack jumps back into the Top 5, moving #7-4. Meanwhile, Republic star Post Malone sees his 2016 breakout set, Stoney, rise #10-7, powered by heavy streaming.

When it comes to marketshare, UMG is #1 with 48%, SME follows with 31% and WMG is #3 with 19%, while the indies claim 1%.

Streeting this week is XO/Republic’s The Weeknd’s new six-song project—titled My Dear Melancholy,—as well as albums from MCA Nashville’s Kacey Musgraves and Interscope’s Rich the Kid.

In honor of Passover, we saved a place in this story for Elijah, but even he doesn’t want to be seen with us.

[85la]

Mar 29, 2018 18:40:36 GMT -5 @antigonerising said:

Mar 29, 2018 16:08:12 GMT -5 Naos said:

And once again, hip-hop/R&B fans claiming ignorance if someone disagrees.

85la didn't know that Left Eye was not the lead singer of TLC (in fact, she didn't even sing any solo parts, and did not always get a verse on their songs). That's a rudimentary detail that even a casual/former fan of 90s r&b should know. Then he wasn't aware of the TLC album kickstarter. He went on to attribute that album's failure to their 2002 release, in the process making it clear that he didn't even know when that last release occurred or that Left Eye actually appeared on it, let alone knew the circumstances surrounding the release.

On top of all that he claimed that a rapper who just came out six months ago is somehow proof that people still like 90s r&b singers, simply because she was a feature on a remix that came out less than four months ago. Any glance at the performance for a '90s or even early to mid-00s r&b singer's recent album or single would refute this - it's not like these singers aren't trying - this was just a lazy misattribution of popularity on his part.

This isn't a matter of someone disagreeing, 85la really and truly did not know what he was talking about and had no business trying to weigh in. You could clock Janhova for being rude af about it, but you can't clock him for being wrong about it. Figure out the difference between the two and you will probably not get your feelings hurt so much when butting heads with r&b fans over your opinions. I hope you aren't still mad about that run-in with Hashtag Pow in the Keke Palmer thread.

My first reaction to all of this was to go on this aggressive rant, full of expletives, trying to prove my point and maintain my position (which i actually started doing, but then decided to delete it), but I thought I would take the high road and say something more constructive and classy, because quite frankly, this is something that none of us probably cares about too much nor has the time to get too much into.

I will be the first to admit that yes, ok, I was wrong on some points, and maybe jumped in a little too sloppily, however I'm not saying there isn't any merit to what I said and I do stand by some of it. It was just my opinion (very little about music can be straight up factual), that overall, R&B/Hip-Hop elements from the 90s still has some influence today, but if you guys feel you need to tear me down and completely refute me for that, go ahead.

[Nick]

BUILDING ALBUM SALES CHART

Status: Final

LW TW Artist / Album Label Sales Index % Change

-- 1
JACK WHITE
BOARDING HOUSE REACH
THIRD MAN/COLUMBIA 122,654 --

3 2
THE GREATEST SHOWMAN
SOUNDTRACK
ATLANTIC 30,609 25%
-- 3
TONI BRAXTON
SEX & CIGARETTES
DEF JAM 12,216 --
-- 4
JORDAN FELIZ
FUTURE
CENTRICITY 11,662 --
-- 5
BLESSTHEFALL
HARD FEELINGS
RISE 9,934 --
11 6 ED SHEERAN
DIVIDE
ATLANTIC 8,838 12%
2 7 SCOTTY MCCREERY
SEASONS CHANGE
TRIPLE TIGERS 8,505 -77%
19 8 MERCYME
I CAN ONLY IMAGINE - THE VERY
FAIR TRADE 7,866 33%
12 9 IMAGINE DRAGONS
EVOLVE
KIDINAKORNER/INTERSCOPE 7,775 5%
22 10 HAMILTON
ORIGINAL BROADWAY MUSICAL
UPTOWN/ATLANTIC 7,753 44%
15 11 NOW 65
VARIOUS ARTISTS
NOW 6,944 4%
9 12 BLACK PANTHER
SOUNDTRACK
TDE/AFTERMATH/INTERSCOPE 6,606 -19%
26 13 BRUNO MARS
24K MAGIC
ATLANTIC 6,462 37%
16 14 CHRIS STAPLETON
FROM A ROOM: VOLUME 1
MERCURY NASHVILLE 6,320 -4%
14 15 JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE
MAN OF THE WOODS
RCA 6,190 -11%
18 16 CHRIS STAPLETON
TRAVELLER
MERCURY NASHVILLE 6,100 1%
-- 17 NIGHTWISH
DECADES
NUCLEAR BLAST 6,076 --
1 18 METALLICA
HARDWIRED...TO SELF-DESTRUCT
BLACKENED 5,929 -91%
25 19 KANE BROWN
KANE BROWN
RCA NASHVILLE/ZONE 4 5,633 17%
-- 20 GEORGE EZRA
STAYING AT TAMARA'S
COLUMBIA 5,622 --
13 21 LUKE BRYAN
WHAT MAKES YOU COUNTRY
CAPITOL NASHVILLE 5,582 -23%
-- 22 JORDAN DAVIS
HOME STATE
MCA NASHVILLE 5,555 --
-- 23 SWORD
USED FUTURE
RAZOR & TIE 5,542 --
8 24 JIMI HENDRIX
BOTH SIDES OF THE SKY
LEGACY 5,307 -39%
20 25 CHRIS STAPLETON
FROM A ROOM: VOLUME 2
MERCURY NASHVILLE 5,270 -7%
23 26 ZOMBIES
SOUNDTRACK
WALT DISNEY 5,226 1%
33 27 KIDZ BOP 37
KIDZ BOP KIDS
RAZOR & TIE 4,896 29%
10 28 JUDAS PRIEST
FIREPOWER
EPIC 4,747 -41%
27 29 TAYLOR SWIFT
REPUTATION
BIG MACHINE/BMLG 4,661 -1%
31 30 COCO
SOUNDTRACK
WALT DISNEY 4,475 7%
-- 31 NATHANIEL RATELIFF & THE NIGHT
TEARING AT THE SEAMS
DEF JAM 4,414 --
-- 32 FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH
A DECADE OF DESTRUCTION
PROSPECT PARK 4,402 --
5 33 XXXTENTACION
?
BAD VIBES FOREVER 4,224 -80%
30 34 KENDRICK LAMAR
DAMN.
TDE/AFTERMATH/INTERSCOPE 4,145 -5%
28 35 P!NK
BEAUTIFUL TRAUMA
RCA 4,051 -11%
-- 36 PASSION
WHOLE HEART (LIVE)
SIXSTEPSRECORDS 3,943 --
34 37 GRETA VAN FLEET
FROM THE FIRES
REPUBLIC 3,897 7%
32 38 METALLICA
METALLICA
BLACKENED 3,719 -4%
36 39 MOANA
SOUNDTRACK
WALT DISNEY 3,408 0%
49 40 ELTON JOHN
DIAMONDS
VIRGIN EMI 3,358 55%
35 41 CAMILA CABELLO
CAMILA
SYCO/EPIC 3,143 -11%
45 42 IMAGINE DRAGONS
NIGHT VISIONS
KIDINAKORNER/INTERSCOPE 3,121 21%
37 43 MIGOS
CULTURE II
QUALITY CONTROL/MOTOWN/CAPITOL 3,096 -7%
41 44 TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS
GREATEST HITS
MCA 2,991 8%
-- 45 GUNS N'ROSES
APPETITE FOR DESTRUCTION
GEFFEN 2,721 --
29 46 BLAKE SHELTON
TEXOMA SHORE
WARNER BROS. NASHVILLE 2,635 -41%
40 47 EMINEM
REVIVAL
SHADY/AFTERMATH/INTERSCOPE 2,448 -16%
-- 48 TROLLS
SOUNDTRACK
RCA 2,437 --
24 49 LOGIC
BOBBY TARANTINO II
DEF JAM 2,436 -50%
-- 50 DEMI LOVATO
TELL ME YOU LOVE ME
HOLLYWOOD/SAFEHOUSE/ISLAND 2,323 --

[Nick]

Sales Plus Streaming

Status: Final

LW TW Artist / Album Label SPS Index % Change

-- 1
JACK WHITE
BOARDING HOUSE REACH
THIRD MAN/COLUMBIA 126,258 --

1 2
XXXTENTACION
?
BAD VIBES FOREVER 77,854 -42%
3 3
BLACK PANTHER
SOUNDTRACK
TDE/AFTERMATH/INTERSCOPE 47,809 -11%
7 4
THE GREATEST SHOWMAN
SOUNDTRACK
ATLANTIC 47,235 17%
5 5
MIGOS
CULTURE II
QUALITY CONTROL/MOTOWN/CAPITOL 44,881 1%
4 6 LOGIC
BOBBY TARANTINO II
DEF JAM 34,262 -31%
10 7 POST MALONE
STONEY
REPUBLIC 29,559 0%
8 8 ED SHEERAN
DIVIDE
ATLANTIC 29,067 -2%
12 9 IMAGINE DRAGONS
EVOLVE
KIDINAKORNER/INTERSCOPE 24,851 -1%
13 10 CAMILA CABELLO
CAMILA
SYCO/EPIC 22,660 -3%
16 11 BRUNO MARS
24K MAGIC
ATLANTIC 22,604 16%
9 12 LIL YACHTY
LIL BOAT 2
QUALITY CONTROL/MOTOWN/CAPITOL 22,548 -24%
14 13 KENDRICK LAMAR
DAMN.
TDE/AFTERMATH/INTERSCOPE 21,033 -3%
20 14 HAMILTON
ORIGINAL BROADWAY MUSICAL
UPTOWN/ATLANTIC 20,449 16%
15 15 KHALID
AMERICAN TEEN
RIGHT HAND MUSIC/RCA 19,333 -2%
17 16 LIL UZI VERT
LUV IS RAGE 2
GENERATION NOW/ATLANTIC 19,152 2%
21 17 LIL SKIES
LIFE OF A DARK ROSE
ATLANTIC 17,657 6%
19 18 TAYLOR SWIFT
REPUTATION
BIG MACHINE/BMLG 17,536 -1%
22 19 KANE BROWN
KANE BROWN
RCA NASHVILLE/ZONE 4 17,407 5%
25 20 6IX9INE
DAY69
SCUMGANG/TENTHOUSAND 17,042 6%
-- 21 TONI BRAXTON
SEX & CIGARETTES
DEF JAM 16,026 --
28 22 XXXTENTACION
17
BAD VIBES FOREVER 15,817 3%
23 23 JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE
MAN OF THE WOODS
RCA 14,988 -8%
29 24 DRAKE
MORE LIFE
YMCMB/REPUBLIC 14,960 -2%
27 25 SZA
CTRL
TDE/RCA 14,562 -7%
33 26 CHRIS STAPLETON
TRAVELLER
MERCURY NASHVILLE 14,150 1%
30 27 CHRIS BROWN
HEARTBREAK ON A FULL MOON
RCA 14,138 -4%
35 28 DEMI LOVATO
TELL ME YOU LOVE ME
HOLLYWOOD/SAFEHOUSE/ISLAND 14,127 2%
34 29 21 SAVAGE, OFFSET & METRO BOOMIN
WITHOUT WARNING
SLAUGHTER GANG/EPIC 13,584 -2%
43 30 MERCYME
I CAN ONLY IMAGINE - THE VERY
FAIR TRADE 13,519 14%
39 31 DUA LIPA
DUA LIPA
WARNER BROS. 13,391 7%
31 32 G-EAZY
THE BEAUTIFUL & DAMNED
RCA 13,374 -8%
26 33 TORY LANEZ
MEMORIES DON'T DIE
MAD LOVE/INTERSCOPE 12,891 -19%
-- 34 JORDAN FELIZ
FUTURE
CENTRICITY 12,577 --
37 35 KODAK BLACK
PROJECT BABY 2
ATLANTIC 12,572 -1%
36 36 NF
PERCEPTION
NF REAL/CAROLINE 12,509 -5%
40 37 MAROON 5
RED PILL BLUES
222/INTERSCOPE 12,413 0%
38 38 DRAKE
VIEWS
YMCMB/REPUBLIC 12,344 -1%
6 39 SCOTTY MCCREERY
SEASONS CHANGE
TRIPLE TIGERS 12,111 -72%
42 40 BEBE REXHA
ALL YOUR FAULT: PT. 2
WARNER BROS. 11,927 0%
44 41 THOMAS RHETT
LIFE CHANGES
VALORY/BMG 11,821 1%
48 42 MOANA
SOUNDTRACK
WALT DISNEY 10,746 -1%
-- 43 BLESSTHEFALL
HARD FEELINGS
RISE 10,732 --
41 44 LUKE BRYAN
WHAT MAKES YOU COUNTRY
CAPITOL NASHVILLE 10,713 -13%
47 45 THE WEEKND
STARBOY
XO/REPUBLIC 10,677 -3%
-- 46 LUKE COMBS
THIS ONE'S FOR YOU
RIVER HOUSE/COLUMBIA NASHVILLE 10,474 --
-- 47 JORDAN DAVIS
HOME STATE
MCA NASHVILLE 10,464 --
49 48 CHRIS STAPLETON
FROM A ROOM: VOLUME 1
MERCURY NASHVILLE 10,226 -4%
24 49 LOVE, SIMON
SOUNDTRACK
RCA 10,152 -38%
-- 50 ED SHEERAN
X
ATLANTIC 10,101 --

[Baby Yoda Hot100Fan]

It appears that DAMN. managed to cross 1 million in pure sales.

[Enigma.]

Wow Kane Brown back into top 20, a hit late in the album project can do wonders