Kendrick Lamar’s “DAMN.” Reclaims Number 1 (Charts Don’t Lie)

A week by week depiction of what’s occurring on the Billboard 200 outline.

The crown by and by goes to King Kenny this week, with DAMN. recapturing the #1 position on the Billboard 200. Behind him is DJ Khaled, Meek Mill, 21 Savage, SZA, and Khalid in the main 10, with JAY-Z, Bruno Mars, Drake, Post Malone, Migos, and 2 Chainz rounding out the best 20. Tyler, the Creator’s Flower Boy makes a drop from #12 to #21 only 3 weeks after its discharge. Curiously, up-and-comer, Youngboy Never Broke Again’s AI YoungBoy deals with a somewhat great #24 make a big appearance, with Ugly God really appearing beneath him- – The Booty Tape lands at #27. A$AP Twelvyy’s 12 additionally enters the Billboard 200, however considerably additionally down, at #148.

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1) Kendrick Lamar — DAMN.: Kendrick Lamar is back in the #1 position this week, as we already wrote about. The TDE leader is triumphantly visiting around the nation, playing sold-out fields in help of his most up to date collection DAMN. (over being an extraordinary visitor at Dave Chappelle’s show in New York the previous evening). The collection of-the-year contender sets up 46,552 TAEU and 11,398 deals amid its seventeenth week on the graphs.

2) DJ Khaled — Grateful: DJ Khaled Grateful’s hops up from #4 to #3. As it praises 7 weeks on the diagrams, the collection timekeepers 31,263 TAEU and 3,246 deals.

3) Meek Mill — Wins and Losses: Meek Mill’s most recent creation Wins and Losses, lands just underneath Khaled this week. The Philadelphia rapper discharged this collection three weeks prior, and he’s remained skipping around the best 5 from that point forward. This time around, the collection claims 30,842 TAEU and 5,276 deals.

4) 21 Savage — Issa Album: 21 Savage’s presentation collection is at #6 this week, a similar position it was in a week ago. With 29,075 TAEU and 2,417 deals, the ATLien keeps on flourishing with his first studio exertion. In related news, the finish performing melody off the collection, “Financial balance,” was quite recently ensured gold.

5) SZA — CTRL: Top Dawg Entertainment doesn’t just hold the #1 spot with Kendrick, yet in addition the #9 spot with SZA, whose presentation studio collection CTRL is as yet executing it on the graphs. Following nine weeks, the collection sold 27,121 TAEU and 4,041 deals amid this past cycle.

6) Khalid — American Teen: Khalid might be the break out example of overcoming adversity of the year. His American Teen collection is at #10 this week, and in spite of being discharged 23 weeks prior, it’s as yet moving once again into the main 10. With 26,939 TAEU and 2,728 deals, the Texas young person has a considerable measure to be pleased about.

7) JAY-Z — 4:44: JAY-Z asserts the #11 recognize this week with his most recent collection 4:44. There’s presumably that discharging the record at first as a TIDAL restrictive has impeded the legend’s Billboard status, however the collection logs 26,091 TAEU and 14,832 deals this week none the less. He keeps on driving it too, with video exclusives on TIDAL.

8) Bruno Mars—24K Magic: At #12 is Bruno Mars with 24K Magic. The pop star’s most recent record hasn’t strayed too far from the main 10 since its discharge 38 long weeks prior, and this week is a 5-spot jump up from a week ago’s #17. The collection timekeepers 24,764 TAEU and offers 9,543 duplicates this time.

9) Drake—More Life: Drake’s most recent More Life playlist hits #13 this week, after a week ago’s appearance at the #16 spot. With highlights from Skepta, Young Thug, Travis Scott, and others, the collection logs 24,295 TAEU and only 799 in immaculate deals.

10) Post Malone — Stoney: Post Malone’s presentation collection has unquestionably been effective on the Billboard 200. This week it’s at #14, one spot up from a week ago, and with 24,121 TAEU and 1,614 sold duplicates added to its repertoire. It’s been outlining for 35 weeks.

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The main 3 this week continues as before as a week ago: “Despacito” still sits at #1 (that is 14 successive weeks for the track), “Wild Thoughts” at #2, and “Remarkable” at #3. Bruno Mars’ “That is What I Like” drops from #4 to #7, while Cardi B’s “Bodak Yellow (Money Moves)” takes off from #14 into the #8 position- – gaining her an accomplishment all the while, and making a twirl of foresight with reference to when the NYC inhabitant will hit #1. 21 Savage’s “Financial balance” moves from #18 into its pinnacle position at #12, while Kendrick’s “Modest.,” Post Malone’s “Congrats,” and Childish Gambino’s “Redbone” all drop from their particular positions in the previous week. Somewhere else on the diagrams you’ll see that Kodak Black’s “Patty Cake” and Rae Sremmurd’s “Puzzling Pegasus” both make their introductions.