Posted September 18, 20195 yr BILLBOARD 200 Week ending September 21, 2019 TW LW 2W Peak Wks Title Artist 1 -- -- 1 1 Hollywood's Bleeding Post Malone (489,000 (200,000 sales)) 2 2 1 1 3 Lover Taylor Swift (104,000) 3 -- -- 3 1 K-12 (Soundtrack) Melanie Martinez (57,000 (30,000 sales)) 4 5 2 1 4 So Much Fun Young Thug (53,000) 5 4 -- 4 2 We Love You Tecca Lil Tecca (49,000) 6 6 4 4 21 Cuz I Love You Lizzo (39,000) 7 1 -- 1 2 Fear Inoculum Tool (38,000) 8 7 6 1 24 When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? Billie Eilish (37,000) 9 3 -- 3 2 Norman f**king Rockwell! Lana Del Rey (35,000) 10 -- -- 10 1 The Highwomen The Highwomen (34,000 (29,000 sales)) 11 8 9 1 11 Indigo Chris Brown 12 9 8 1 9 No.6 Collaborations Project Ed Sheeran 13 11 7 3 4 Quality Control: Control The Streets, Volume 2 Various Artists 14 10 20 1 58 ASTROWORLD Travis Scott 15 14 14 1 72 beerbongs & bentleys Post Malone 16 13 10 1 68 Shawn Mendes Shawn Mendes 17 15 12 2 12 7 (EP) Lil Nas X 18 12 11 1 23 Free Spirit Khalid 19 45 43 1 78 ? XXXTENTACION 20 16 13 1 10 Dreamville & J. Cole: Revenge Of The Dreamers III Various Artists 21 17 17 11 351 Greatest Hits Queen 22 -- -- 22 1 Artemis Lindsey Stirling 23 20 23 1 14 Happiness Begins Jonas Brothers 24 22 22 1 63 Scorpion Drake 25 21 21 7 28 Baby On Baby DaBaby 26 19 18 4 119 This One's For You Luke Combs 27 18 15 1 7 The Search NF 28 27 38 4 144 Stoney Post Malone 29 23 34 7 96 Diamonds Elton John 30 25 27 8 11 Perfect Ten Mustard 31 24 25 1 31 Thank U, Next Ariana Grande 32 28 29 6 14 Die A Legend Polo G 33 32 37 32 17 Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent Lewis Capaldi 34 29 28 14 90 Dont Smile At Me Billie Eilish 35 36 40 1 38 Hoodie SZN A Boogie Wit da Hoodie 36 33 33 6 64 Dan + Shay Dan + Shay 37 39 44 4 69 Goodbye & Good Riddance Juice WRLD 38 40 42 1 41 Championships Meek Mill 39 43 46 1 75 Invasion Of Privacy Cardi B 40 -- -- 40 1 Mirrorland EARTHGANG 41 31 19 2 5 Port of Miami 2 Rick Ross 42 44 45 1 27 Death Race For Love Juice WRLD 43 47 48 38 5 F.N Lil Tjay 44 -- -- 44 1 Dive Bar Saints Home Free 45 49 47 3 53 Look Up Child Lauren Daigle 46 50 52 3 207 Hamilton: An American Musical Original Broadway Cast Recording 47 51 50 1 132 ÷ (Divide) Ed Sheeran 48 48 49 4 132 American Teen Khalid 49 42 36 2 7 The Big Day Chance The Rapper 50 53 54 35 50 If I Know Me Morgan Wallen 51 41 30 1 6 Care Package Drake 52 37 31 7 6 Descendants 3 Soundtrack 53 52 41 4 6 Love Songs 4 The Streets 2 Lil Durk 54 54 51 1 49 A Star Is Born (Soundtrack) Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper 55 56 57 10 17 Fever Megan Thee Stallion 56 62 58 1 92 The Greatest Showman Soundtrack 57 80 -- 57 2 Steven Universe The Movie Soundtrack 58 59 61 4 14 The Prequel (EP) Luke Combs 59 65 65 4 49 Drip Harder Lil Baby & Gunna 60 60 60 22 436 Chronicle The 20 Greatest Hits Creedence Clearwater Revival Featuring John Fogerty 61 -- -- 61 1 Party Pack, Vol. 2 Shoreline Mafia 62 55 56 55 8 Coconut Oil (EP) Lizzo 63 58 59 1 209 Traveller Chris Stapleton 64 71 69 11 38 X 100PRE Bad Bunny 65 72 72 1 462 Curtain Call: The Hits Eminem 66 69 66 1 74 Rearview Town Jason Aldean 67 75 74 1 107 Luv Is Rage 2 Lil Uzi Vert 68 30 -- 30 2 Threads Sheryl Crow 69 79 73 3 29 Drip Or Drown 2 Gunna 70 129 122 3 58 Swimming Mac Miller 71 63 55 20 5 Soul Searching Bazzi 72 68 64 9 11 Oasis J Balvin & Bad Bunny 73 77 80 1 126 DAMN. Kendrick Lamar 74 70 62 2 17 Father Of Asahd DJ Khaled 75 66 53 3 5 ! Trippie Redd 76 76 94 1 44 Experiment Kane Brown 77 82 79 2 34 Victory Lap Nipsey Hussle 78 67 67 5 591 Legend: The Best Of... Bob Marley And The Wailers 79 78 70 1 64 Pray For The Wicked Panic! At The Disco 80 46 35 1 5 We Are Not Your Kind Slipknot 81 90 82 5 48 Ella Mai Ella Mai 82 81 63 1 17 IGOR Tyler, The Creator 83 35 5 5 3 TM104: The Legend Of The Snowman Jeezy 84 89 91 1 341 Take Care Drake 85 92 83 1 38 I Am > I Was 21 Savage 86 83 90 3 289 Greatest Hits 2Pac 87 95 84 1 176 Views Drake 88 85 81 2 116 Evolve Imagine Dragons 89 88 87 1 385 1 The Beatles 90 87 88 15 160 The Essential Billy Joel Billy Joel 91 73 130 1 158 Birds In The Trap Sing McKnight Travis Scott 92 -- -- 92 1 How It Feels To Be Lost Sleeping With Sirens 93 91 89 1 15 Center Point Road Thomas Rhett 94 99 100 4 27 GIRL Maren Morris 95 100 97 1 326 Abbey Road The Beatles 96 94 86 2 322 Greatest Hits Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers 97 93 78 8 7 Dum And Dummer Key Glock & Young Dolph 98 96 99 1 337 Rumours Fleetwood Mac 99 97 95 2 147 Moana Soundtrack 100 102 103 1 50 Tha Carter V Lil Wayne 101 61 3 3 3 GINGER BrockHampton 102 101 101 1 56 Sweetener Ariana Grande 103 106 109 1 130 More Life Drake 104 109 110 14 75 Cosmic Bazzi 105 104 107 4 376 Back In Black AC/DC 106 117 114 2 107 17 XXXTENTACION 107 103 108 5 145 Kane Brown Kane Brown 108 120 125 23 99 H.E.R. H.E.R. 109 -- 111 3 486 Greatest Hits Guns N' Roses 110 127 121 3 118 Ctrl SZA 111 121 118 3 69 Harder Than Ever Lil Baby 112 130 115 1 101 Perception NF 113 119 116 1 39 Dying To Live Kodak Black 114 131 120 1 249 2014 Forest Hills Drive J. Cole 115 64 -- 64 2 Chasing Summer SiR 116 133 127 1 146 Starboy The Weeknd 117 125 85 85 9 ICY Saweetie 118 113 113 2 47 Bohemian Rhapsody (Soundtrack) Queen 119 105 102 56 5 Everything Changed... (EP) Social House 120 98 105 20 228 Greatest Hits So Far... Zac Brown Band 121 126 92 1 248 1989 Taylor Swift 122 124 104 17 11 Legendary Tyga 123 187 152 1 45 Cry Pretty Carrie Underwood 124 139 135 1 54 Kamikaze Eminem 125 137 129 1 85 Culture II Migos 126 146 141 15 38 Realer YoungBoy Never Broke Again 127 108 77 14 4 Ascend Illenium 128 132 128 1 291 Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975 Eagles 129 143 138 1 210 Beauty Behind The Madness The Weeknd 130 138 117 1 25 Bad Habits NAV 131 134 126 31 294 The Essential Michael Jackson Michael Jackson 132 128 96 1 96 reputation Taylor Swift 133 107 106 4 30 Can't Say I Ain't Country Florida Georgia Line 134 154 142 3 66 Die Lit Playboi Carti 135 142 167 6 16 Aladdin (2019) Soundtrack 136 145 139 1 192 Greatest Hits The Notorious B.I.G. 137 111 93 13 7 The Lost Boy YBN Cordae 138 141 133 2 359 good kid, m.A.A.d city Kendrick Lamar 139 152 132 4 56 Golden Hour Kacey Musgraves 140 144 137 67 43 Feed Tha Streets II Roddy Ricch 141 -- 124 56 71 All Time Greatest Hits Lynyrd Skynyrd 142 162 161 1 87 Camila Camila Cabello 143 157 149 7 72 Until Death Call My Name YoungBoy Never Broke Again 144 153 144 20 36 I Am You YNW Melly 145 74 75 10 581 Journey's Greatest Hits Journey 146 147 134 18 225 Greatest Hits Red Hot Chili Peppers 147 164 154 2 41 Street Gossip Lil Baby 148 163 146 1 189 ANTI Rihanna 149 169 155 2 272 In The Lonely Hour Sam Smith 150 160 148 1 273 x Ed Sheeran 151 38 -- 26 4 i,i Bon Iver 152 122 123 8 294 Greatest Hits Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band 153 161 151 3 45 BALLADS 1 Joji 154 156 140 2 363 Night Visions Imagine Dragons 155 159 157 1 45 Not All Heroes Wear Capes Metro Boomin 156 136 131 16 179 Sounds Of Summer: The Very Best Of The Beach Boys The Beach Boys 157 150 119 5 10 Hotel Diablo Machine Gun Kelly 158 170 162 1 144 Blonde Frank Ocean 159 168 -- 1 144 The Life Of Pablo Kanye West 160 167 164 30 15 Wildboy Calboy 161 158 147 1 226 Blurryface twenty one pilots 162 26 32 2 39 Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse Soundtrack 163 148 136 11 162 California Sunrise Jon Pardi 164 179 184 8 191 T R A P S O U L Bryson Tiller 165 175 170 3 36 A Love Letter To You 3 Trippie Redd 166 181 163 29 85 A Decade Of Destruction Five Finger Death Punch 167 114 198 2 110 AEnima Tool 168 155 145 45 32 Marshmello: Fortnite Extended Set Marshmello 169 182 168 1 302 Nothing Was The Same Drake 170 178 178 1 105 Life Changes Thomas Rhett 171 140 176 2 325 Born To Die Lana Del Rey 172 171 160 4 45 LoVE me NOw? Tory Lanez 173 -- 191 1 430 21 Adele 174 -- -- 51 5 Greatest Hits: You Never Saw Coming Kid Rock 175 -- 177 44 32 Last Day Of Summer Summer Walker 176 172 181 2 147 24K Magic Bruno Mars 177 186 166 1 438 Nevermind Nirvana 178 196 187 32 75 Ultimate Sinatra Frank Sinatra 179 194 186 3 438 Doo-Wops & Hooligans Bruno Mars 180 173 172 35 73 The Definitive Collection Stevie Wonder 181 190 173 4 29 FATHER OF 4 Offset 182 184 156 81 7 Suenos Sech 183 174 185 1 383 Thriller Michael Jackson 184 -- 199 2 55 Queen Nicki Minaj 185 180 165 2 49 Trench twenty one pilots 186 86 -- 86 2 I Used To Know Her H.E.R. 187 188 179 2 44 Origins Imagine Dragons 188 197 180 2 97 Red Pill Blues Maroon 5 189 -- 190 27 32 We All Shine YNW Melly 190 176 169 34 58 The Very Best Of Daryl Hall John Oates Daryl Hall John Oates 191 191 194 5 144 Greatest Hits: The Ultimate Collection Bon Jovi 192 116 -- 1 45 Lateralus Tool 193 -- -- 3 88 Heartbreak On A Full Moon Chris Brown 194 -- -- 1 67 KOD J. Cole 195 177 153 4 320 Hot Rocks 1964-1971 The Rolling Stones 196 189 159 7 16 4REAL 4REAL YG 197 -- -- 6 117 Cry Baby Melanie Martinez 198 166 150 1 22 Map Of The Soul: PERSONA BTS 199 -- 195 1 64 Youngblood 5 Seconds Of Summer 200 -- -- 25 88 Freudian Daniel Caesar
September 18, 20195 yr Author Post Malone Scores Second No. 1 Album on Billboard 200 With 'Hollywood's Bleeding' 9/15/2019 by Keith Caulfield Post Malone charges in at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart with Hollywood’s Bleeding. The set opens with 489,000 equivalent album units earned in the week ending Sept. 12 in the U.S., according to Nielsen Music -- the second-biggest week of 2019 for any album. Of that total unit sum, 200,000 were in album sales. Further, the album racked up 365.4 million on-demand audio streams for its tracks in its first week, delivering 2019’s biggest streaming week for an album. Hollywood’s Bleeding is Post Malone’s second No. 1, following 2018’s beerbongs & bentleys, which debuted with 461,000 units (of which 153,000 were in album sales). The new album was released on Sept. 6 via Republic Records. Hollywood’s Bleeding was preceded by four smash singles on the Billboard Hot 100: “Sunflower (Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse)” with Swae Lee (No. 1), “Wow.” (No. 2), “Goodbyes,” featuring Young Thug (No. 3) and “Circles” (No. 7, through the most recently published chart, dated Sept. 14). 2019’s Biggest Streaming Week: Of Hollywood’s Bleeding’s total debut of 489,000 units, album sales contributed 200,000, while TEA units were 11,000 and SEA units equaled 278,000. The latter sum translates to 365.4 million on-demand audio streams of the album’s 17 songs during the tracking week. As noted earlier, that sum is the biggest streaming week for an album in 2019. (The previous biggest streaming week of the year belonged to the debut frame of Ariana Grande’s Thank U, Next, with 307.1 million racked up in the week ending Feb. 14.) The Year’s Second-Biggest Week for an Album in Total Units: Hollywood’s Bleeding’s total unit start logs the second-largest frame of 2019, trailing only the debut week of Taylor Swift’s Lover (867,000 on the chart dated Sept. 7). Republic Rules: Notably, both Hollywood’s Bleeding and Lover were released via Republic Records. Republic now holds the four biggest weeks of 2019 for an album: the debut frames of Lover (867,000), Hollywood’s Bleeding (489,000), Jonas Brothers’ Happiness Begins (414,000; chart dated June 22) and Grande’s Thank U, Next (360,000; chart dated Feb. 23). Sturdy Sales: Of Hollywood’s Bleeding total unit start, album sales comprised 200,000. That’s the biggest sales week yet for Post Malone, surpassing the 153,000 start of beerbongs & bentleys. The new album’s sales were boosted by a concert ticket/album sale redemption offer with Post Malone’s tour, as well as an array of merchandise/album bundles sold via the artist’s official webstore. Hooray for Hollywood: Hollywood’s Bleeding is the second No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 with the word Hollywood in its title. Previously, Wiz Khalifa’s Blacc Hollywood topped the list for one week on Sept. 6, 2014. Back on the new Billboard 200, Taylor Swift’s Lover holds in the runner-up slot for a second week, with 104,000 equivalent album units earned (down 42%). Lover is in its third week on the list, and bowed at No. 1 with 867,000. Thus, Lover has earned over 100,000 in its first three weeks on the list, making it just the second album to tally 100,000-plus units in three weeks in 2019 after Grande’s Thank U, Next (which claimed 100,000-plus in its first three weeks as well). Melanie Martinez earns her second top 10 album and highest charting set yet, as K-12 debuts at No. 3 on the new Billboard 200 with 57,000 equivalent album units (with 30,000 of that sum in album sales). K-12 is Martinez’s second full-length studio set, following 2015’s Cry Baby, which debuted and peaked at No. 6 on the Sept. 5, 2015-dated list with 40,000 units in its first week (32,000 in album sales). Cry Baby went on to earn 1.4 million units, and collecting 1.1 billion on-demand audio streams for its tracks. Young Thug’s former No. 1 So Much Fun rises one spot to No. 4 on the new Billboard 200, with 53,000 equivalent album units (down 14%). Lil Tecca’s We Love You Tecca dips 4-5 with 49,000 units (down 28%) and Lizzo’s Cuz I Love You is steady at No. 6 with 39,000 units (down 14%). Tool’s Fear Inoculum falls from No. 1 to No. 7 in its second week, with 38,000 equivalent album units earned (down 86%). Billie Eilish’s When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? descends 7-8 with 37,000 equivalent album units earned (down 4%). The album debuted at No. 1 six months ago, and has yet to depart the top 10. Lana Del Rey’s Norman f**king Rockwell! falls 3-9 in its second week, with 35,000 equivalent album units earned (down 66%). Lastly, all-star quartet The Highwomen sees their self-titled debut album bow at No. 10 with 34,000 equivalent album units (with 29,000 of that sum in album sales). The four-member act comprises Brandi Carlile, Natalie Hemby, Maren Morris and Amanda Shires. Combined, the four performers have individually tallied 12 top 20-charting albums across the Top Country Albums and Americana/Folk Albums charts.
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