Scanning the Charts (9/15/21): Drake dominates on both he Billboard 200 and the Billboard Hot 100.
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ell, SCANNING THE CHARTS is just what it says it is. I, the quirky founder and do-it-all at The Musical Hype scans through the Billboard Charts and picks out things that catch my eye. This column isnβt extensive, but rather short and sweet. This week, I picked out SEVEN notable observations from the Billboard 200Billboard 200 
Drake tops the Billboard 200 in dominant fashion.
Certified Lover Boy moved a robust 613,000 units, per Keith Caulfield of Billboard.
After debuting at no. 1 last week,
Kanye West sees
Donda slip to no. 2.
Iron Maiden earns the second highest debut on the Billboard 200 with
Senjutsu, which bows at no. 3.
Imagine Dragons sees
Mercury β Act 1 debut at no. 9.
After debuting at no. 2 last week,
Halsey sees
If I Canβt Have Love, I Want Power, slide to no. 11.
BIG30 debuts at no. 13 with
King of Killbranch.
Lady Gaga debuts at no. 66 with her remix album,
Dawn of Chromatica.
Billboard Hot 100 
Drake dominates the Hot 100, including securing spots nos. 1-5 and 7-12.
βWay 2 Sexy,β featuring
Future and
Young Thug, debuts at no. 1. Interestingly, the problematic
βGirls Want Girlsβ (featuring
Lil Baby), launches at no. 2. The only non-Drake single in the top-10?
βStayβ courtesy of
The Kid LAROI and
Justin Bieber.
BTSβ
βButterβ free falls from no. 1 to no. 17!
Drake Dominant on Both Major Charts: Scanning the Charts
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