Ye's BULLY Tops Billboard, Extends Record

It's April 7th.

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I'm Corey with the story.

Why A-Y just dropped its 13th number one on Billboard's top R&B slash hip-hop albums

chart with bully storming straight to the top for the April 11th edition.

The album racked up 152,000 equivalent units in its first week from March 27th to April

2nd.

Thanks to Luminate, Data.

It hit physical stores on March 27th and went digital the next day, pulling in 96,000

from streams.

That's 98.

Four three million on-demand plays, plus 56,000 from sales.

Now why A-way stands alone in fifth place for most number ones on that chart since 1965?

Passing R Kelly, the temptations hold 17, Drake and Future tie at 16, and Jay-Z has 14.

Holy also claims number one on top rap albums, and number two on the all genre Billboard

200.

15 tracks from it cracked the hot R&B slash hip-hop songs chart, led by Father with Travis

Scott debuting at number six, Yees 44th top, 10 there.

This keeps A-way streak alive, proving his grip on the game no matter the noise, with

every release reshaving the leaderboard.