Shady rules. Eminem stays number 3 with Recovery and remains top 100 with Relapse and top 200 with Curtain Call

Eminem continues to dominate the charts with 3 entries in the Top 200. He failed to regain the top spot with releases from Disturbed and Now 35 taking the top spots. But Mr. Mathers still holds down the 3, 87, and 137 spots. While Usher lost ground on both his entries, Drake moved up a couple spots to 16.

Top 200 Album Sales (Top 5 Hip Hop/R&B)
Rank Artist Album This Week Est. Total
3
Eminem
Recovery 93,000 2,420,000
13
Usher
Versus 22,000

68,000
16
Drake
Thank Me Later 20,000
1,034,000
24
Rick Ross
Teflon Don
16,000
368746
30
Usher
Raymond v. Raymond
14,000
1,051,000

Fabolous debuted on the charts this week, his official Def Jam mixtape debuting at the 32 spot. Outkast's Big Boi fell from the Top 50 to #62. Meanwhile his southern counterpart Bun B fell 11 spots as he approaches 100,000 for Trill O.G.
Rank Artist Album This Week Est. Total
66
Bun B
Trill O.G.
6,500
83,000
68
Big Boi
Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty 6,400
161,000
119
Mike Posner
31 Minutes To Takeoff
4,000
48,100
131
Ludacris
Battle of the Sexes
3,700
529,000
145
The Roots
How I Got Over
3,500
140,000

Kill Devil Hills, the acclaimed collaboration between DJ Muggs and Ill Bill failed to crack the Top 200. Tune in next week to see how releases from Young Buck, Dorrough and Q-Unique perform.

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