This puts her LP in the company of some record by Michael Jackson called Thriller and Def Leppard’s hard rock of ages Hysteria, which each spent the same amount of time in the Top 10. Rare Air: This is the 78th consecutive week Adele’s 21 has been in the Top 10. 7 (29,000), followed by Adele’s 21 (26,000), Zac Brown Band’s Uncaged (25,000) and the debut of pop punks Yellowcard’s latest, Southern Air (23,000).

6 (35,000) and One Direction’s Up All Night at No. 5 (36,000 copies sold), Justin Bieber’s Believe at No. 4.) The rest of the chart is rounded out by Maroon 5’s Overexposed at No. (Billboard reports that their 2009 disc Bang! Pow! Boom! and 1999 release The Amazing Jeckel Brothers both peaked at No. 4 position for their latest, Mighty Death Pop, which seems to be the ceiling for an ICP album. Insane Clown Posse’s Gathering of the Juggalos and plot to sue the FBI earned them the No. 1 R&B/Hip-Hop song this week.Ģ Through 10: Last week’s chart-topper, Now! 43, dropped to second place this week (selling 75,000 copies), and, commensurately, Rick Ross’ God Forgives, I Don’t fell to No.

(Jack White’s “debut” did, too, but he’s, you know, Jack White.) 2 Chainz’s duet with Drake, “No Lie,” is also the No. The record sold 147,000 copies per Nielsen SoundScan, which places the Artist Formerly Known as Tity Boi in the same league as One Direction, whose debut release bowed at No. First! Thanks in part to a video with Nicki Minaj set in a strip club, a duet with Kanye West and the ability to say his own name repeatedly, rapper 2 Chainz’s Based on a T.R.U.

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