INFORMATION on CHART PLACINGS for ALBUM DEBUT(S) and RESPECTIVE SINGLE(S) for
December 15th, 2009
ALICIA KEYS-- "The Element of Freedom"
#2--Billboard 200
#1--R&B/Hip-Hop Albums
#1--Digital Albums
#5--Canadian Albums
Current SINGLE(S) from "The Element of Freedom"
"Try Sleeping With a Broken Heart"
#27--Hot 100
#10--R&B/Hip-Hop Songs
#48--Radio Songs
#23--Digital Songs
#37--European Hot 100
"Empire State of Mind II Broken Down"
#55--Hot 100
#94--R&B/Hip-Hop Songs
#26--Digital Songs
#40--Canadian Hot 100
ROBIN THICKE-- "Sex Therapy..."
#9--Billboard 200
#2--R&B/Hip-Hop Albums
#2--Digital Albums
Current SINGLES from "Sex Therapy..."
"Sex Therapy..."
#79--Hot 100
#25--R&B/Hip-Hop Songs
#69--Digital Songs
INFORMATION on PREVIOUS WEEK'S ALBUM PLACINGS on the BILLBOARD 200
CHRIS BROWN
DROPPED from #7 to #31
GUCCI MANE-- "The State vs. Radric Davis"
DROPPED from #10 to #41
SNOOP DOGG-- "Malice N Wonderland"
DROPPED from #23 to #54
TIMBALAND-- "...Shock Value II"
DROPPED from #36 to #95
CLIPSE-- "'Til the Casket Drops"
DROPPED from #46 to#169
Yes, if it wasn't for Susan Boyle who sold 661,000 copies of her debut album, ALICIA KEYS would have had the #1 spot. Instead, she debuts at #2 with 417,000 copies sold. That number may not be close to her past album sales, but it's still an impressive feat. Her latest single "Try Sleeping With a Broken Heart" jumped up 29 spots on the Billboard Hot 100...proving that ALICIA KEYS had it all along...it's just the public that was sleeping on her.
ROBIN THICKE appears at #9 with 123,000 copies sold of his newest masterpiece "Sex Therapy...”, giving him his third Top Ten album in a row...the lead single of the same name is enjoying moderate success on the R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.
CHRIS BROWN debuted under Rihanna...his singles debuted under Rihanna...and in the second week of sales since "Graffiti" was released, he dropped under Rihanna. If only CHRIS BROWN had a Twitter account so he could bitch about the latest travesties in his pathetic life. As we all called it, his album will continue to drop down the chart very noticeably until it lands in oblivion where it belonged in the first place.
GUCCI MANE and SNOOP DOGG both fell 31 spots down the chart...but TIMBALAND and CLIPSE had the biggest tumble....that's actually not that very surprising.
CHECK HERE NEXT WEEK on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31st, 2009 to find out how MARY J BLIGE, YOUNG MONEY, and EMINEM do on the charts!
(ALL INFORMATION on this page has been retrieved on Thursday, December 24th, 2009 from ALL FACTS made AVAILABLE on BILLBOARD.COM...the lack of information on an ARTIST's release doesn't necessarily mean they are not on the charts. Full BILLBOARD INFORMATION can be accessed at billboard.biz)
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Written by Felix-Lee "Campbells" Andrades, III
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