Still a slow week for Hip Hop as Lil Wayne remains at the #5 spot this week with 67,100 sold. Tha Carter 3 was beat out by releases from the Mama Mia soundtrack, Miley Cyrus, Sugarland, and Kid Rock, respectively.

R&B crooner Lloyd‘s latest effort, Lessons in Love, driven by its lead single “Girls Around the World” featuring Lil Wayne, debuted at #7 this week selling 51,000 copies in its first week. Rihanna‘s re-release of Good Girl Gone Bad continues to climb the charts from #12 to #9 this week, selling 43,800 copies. Nas takes a drop from #10 to #17 with his controversial untitled album selling 24,900, while Usher rounds out the top 5 for Hip Hop and R&B with 15,500 copies sold. Here I Stand is now inching towards that coveted platinum plaque.

Top 200 Album Sales (Top 5 Hip Hop/R&B)

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RankArtistAlbumThis WeekTotal
5

Lil Wayne

Tha Carter 3

67,138

2,143,098

7

Lloyd

Lessons in Love

51,049

51,284

9

Rihanna

Good Girl Gone Bad

43,865

1,594,437

17

Nas

untitled

24,970

316,350

31

Usher

Here I Stand

15,538

964,062

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Plies‘ Definition of Real remains in the top 40 at #38, selling 13,200 copies this week. David Banner follows up right behind Plies selling only 51 copies less than him, and earning the #39 spot with Greatest Story Ever Told. Three 6 Mafia‘s Last 2 Walk landed the #43 spot with 12,400 sold, while Clipse‘s Re-Up Gang debuts at #55. Their self-titled album sold 9,700 in its first week. Also debuting a new effort this week is Nappy Roots at #73, with Humdinger selling 7,700 copies.


Other Notables

RankArtistAlbumThis WeekTotal
38

Plies

Definition of Real

13,290

446,882

39

David Banner

Greatest Story Ever Told

13,249

101,632

43

Three 6 Mafia

Last 2 Walk

12,420

196,954

55Clipse Presents The Re-up Gang

Re-Up Gang

9,7749,858

73

Nappy Roots

Humdinger

7,708

7,722
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