Feature getting rapper Kanye West has tied the record for the longest dash of collections to hit number one on the US graph with his most recent discharge, "Ye." The collection appeared at the best on the benchmark Billboard 200 outline declared late Sunday, denoting his eighth straight discharge to achieve number one — tying West with The Beatles in their prime and kindred rapper Eminem.
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"Ye" sold 208,000 collections or the proportional in downloads and spilling in the week through Thursday, following administration Nielsen Music stated, effectively besting the graph's number two, rapper Post Malone's "beerbongs and bentleys."
West discharged "Ye" subsequent to going quiet for multi year because of emotional wellness issues. He returned by making trademark waves via web-based networking media, strikingly by turning into an uncommon African American big name to voice bolster for President Donald Trump.
With rhymes about his most recent discussions, a return sound of soul tests and at just seven tracks, "Ye" was less yearning than numerous works by West, who had turned out to be known for his sprawling creations.
West has achieved number one with the majority of his studio collections aside from his introduction, 2004's "The College Dropout," and furthermore finished the graph with a synergistic collection with Jay-Z, "Watch the Throne," from 2011.
West returned Friday with yet another seven-track collection, "Children See Ghosts," a joint effort with his protege Kid Cudi.
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