Scanning the Charts (9/15/21):Β 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.Β 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.Β This week, I picked out SEVEN notable observations from the Billboard 200 π, Β and TWO observations from the Billboard Hot 100 π, with π Drake dominating on both major Charts.Billboard 200 π
π π Drake tops the Billboard 200 in dominant fashion.Β πΏ Certified Lover Boy moved a robust 613,000 units, per Keith Caulfield of Billboard.
π After debuting at no. 1 last week, π Kanye West sees πΏ Donda slip to no. 2.Β
π π Iron Maiden earns the second highest debut on the Billboard 200 with πΏ Senjutsu, which bows at no. 3.Β
π π Imagine Dragons sees πΏ Mercury β Act 1 debut at no. 9.Β Β
π After debuting at no. 2 last week, π Halsey sees πΏ If I Canβt Have Love, I Want Power, slide to no. 11.Β
π π BIG30 debuts at no. 13 with πΏ King of Killbranch.Β
π π Lady Gaga debuts at no. 66 with her remix album, πΏ Dawn of Chromatica.
Billboard Hot 100 π
π π Drake dominates the Hot 100, including securing spots nos. 1-5 and 7-12.Β π΅ βWay 2 Sexy,β featuring π Future and π Young Thug, debuts at no. 1.Β Interestingly, the problematic π΅ βGirls Want Girlsβ (featuring π Lil Baby), launches at no. 2.Β The only non-Drake single in the top-10? π΅ βStayβ courtesy of π The Kid LAROI and π Justin Bieber.
π π BTSβ π΅ βButterβ free falls from no. 1 to no. 17!
Drake Dominant on Both Major Charts: Scanning the Charts π No. 37 [π·: Brent Faulkner, The Musical Hype, OVO, Republic]
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