Streaming keeps Drake’s ‘More Life’ atop Billboard 200 chart
Drake. PHOTO: FILE
Canadian RB artist Drake kept his power during a tip of a weekly US Billboard 200 manuscript draft on Monday, increased by clever online streaming of his More Life record.
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More Life sole 16,000 albums and 86,000 songs and was streamed 167 million times in a third week of release, totaling 136,000 manuscript units sold, according to total from Nielsen SoundScan.
The Billboard 200 manuscript draft tallies units from manuscript sales, strain sales (10 songs equal one album) and streaming activity (1,500 streams equal one album).
This is not a initial time Drake has dominated a charts on a strength of streaming. Last year, his Views manuscript spent 13 non-consecutive weeks atop a Billboard 200 chart, frequently clocking some-more than 100 million streams a week.
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New entries in a tip 10 of a Billboard 200 draft embody rapper Kodak Black during series 3 with Painting Pictures, complicated steel rope Mastodon during series 7 with Emperor of Sand and Christian strain organisation Mercy Me during series 10 with Lifer.
On a Digital Songs chart, that measures online singular sales, rapper Kendrick Lamar debuted during series one with his latest strain Humble offered 111,000 copies.
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