Shawn Mendes’ sophomore album, Illuminate, debuts at number one this week, knocking Drake out of the top once again. This is the second number one for Shawn, making him one of only five artists to do so at such a young age (18.) The other four are Justin Bieber (17), Miley Cyrus (14), Hilary Duff (17) and LeAnn Rimes (15). Next week we will see the debut of tons of new projects, including Solange’s A Seat At The Table, Dave East’s Kairi Chanel and more! For now, check out this week’s full top 10 below!
Find Out How Much Mac Miller & Usher Are Each Expected To Sell In The First Week!
Both Mac Miller and Usher released new albums this past Friday – Mac with his fourth studio effort The Divine Feminine, and Ursh with his eighth, Hard II Love. Early sales projections are in, based on the units moved over the weekend, and unfortunately, neither are looking at a number one debut. In fact, it’s likely Drake will take that spot for what will be his 13th non-consecutive week.
D.R.A.M. Just Knocked Drake Out Of THIS Top Spot
D.R.A.M. now has the number one rap song in the country with the Lil Yachty-assisted, “Broccoli.” In an interesting twist, the VA native knocked Drake’s “Too Good” from the spot – and many say Drake stole the newcomer’s thunder last year with the release of “Hotline Bling,” which was a little too similar to D.R.A.M.’s breakout single, “Cha Cha.”
Young Thug’s “Jeffery” Debuts In The Billboard Top 10
Young Thug’s latest release, some are calling it an album and some are saying it’s a “commercial mixtape” what have you, No My Name Is Jeffery, does really well in it’s first week.
(Photo) Drake Throws Up Another Billboard In LA
Last week Drake & Kanye shared a Billboard in Los Angeles, signaling a potential collaboration between the two. Drizzy even just had one for Rihanna, congratulating her on her Video Vanguard Award. Now this…see what you can make of it.
Chance The Rapper Speaks On His Music, Retuning To Chicago, And More
Chance the Rapper is the latest cover of Billboard Magazine. Chance got a chance to open up about not signing to a major label, returning to Chicago, and working with Kanye West.
