Rittz Makes Top 50 Debut, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Reclaim Top Ten On Sales Chart
This sales week proved rather tumultuous for the hip-hop genre, as most artists saw a dip in their sales. While mainstays like Justin Timberlake and Kendrick Lamar have continued to hover around their respective spot, others like Tyga and will.i.am took s serious Ls, with the later artist dropping 40 spots since last week. However, this sales week wasn't without some successes. Macklemore and Ryan Lewis reclaimed a top ten position, while newcomer Rittz snagged a top 50 debut.
- Kenny Chesney - Life on a Rock - 153,000
- Michael Buble – To Be Love – 92,000
- Justin Timberlake – The 20/20 Experience – 69,000
- Fantasia – Side Effects of You –36,000
- Blake Shelton – Based on a True Story –34,500
- Randy Rogers Band - Trouble - 34,000
- Macklemore and Ryan Lewis – The Heist – 32,000
- P!nk – Truth About Love – 26,000
- Fall Out Boy – Save Rock and Roll – 24,000
- Bruno Mars – Unorthodox Jukebox - 23,000
- Imagine Dragons – Night Visions – 22,000
- The Band Perry – Pioneer –22,00
- Lil Wayne – I Am Not A Human Being II – 21,000
- Florida Georgia Line – Here’s to the Good Times – 20,000
- HIM - Tears On Tape - 16,000
- Iron Man: Heroes Fall OST - N/A - 16,000
- Mumford and Sons – Babel –15,700
- Phoenix – Bankrupt! – 15,000
- Rihanna - Unapologetic - 14,000
- Jessica Sanchez - 14,000
- Kid Cudi – Indicud – 14,ooo
- Lumineers - Lumineers - 14,000
- LL Cool J - Authentic - 13,800
- Rittz - The Life and Times of Jonny Valiant - 13,750
- Rob Zombie – Venomous Rat Regeneration Vender –13,500
- The Airborne Toxic Event - Such Hot Blood - 13,500
- Fun. – Some Nights –13,000
- Luke Bryan – Spring Break…Here to Party – 13,000
- Taylor Swift – Red – 12,600
- Brad Paisley – Wheelhouse – 12, 600
- Adele - 21 - 12,000
- Fleetwood Mac - Extended Play EP - 11,500
- Of Monsters and Men - My Head is an Animal - 11,500
- Kendrick Lamar – good kid, m.A.A.d city – 11,250
- Eric Church – Caught in the Act – 10,800
- Alan Jackson – Precious Memories, Vol. II – 10,500
- Now That’s What I Call Music 45 – v/a – 10,300
- Maroon 5 – Overexposed – 10,000
- Paramore – Paramore – 10,000
- Eric Church – Chief – 10,000
- Jason Aldean – Night Train – 9,900
- Tim McGraw – Two Lanes of Freedom – 9,000
- Little Big Town – Tornado – 9,000
- Pitch Perfect – Sountrack – 8,900
- Luke Bryan – Tailgates and Tanlines – 8,750
- Tyga – Hotel California – 8,700
- Carrie Underwood – Blown Away – 8,300
- will.i.am – #Power – 8,300
- Phillip Phillips – World From the Other Side of the Moon – 8,200
- Kelly Clarkson – Greatest Hits – Chapter 1 – 7,900
Check out last week's sales recap.
[via HITSDailyDouble]
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