Young Jeezy Takes Us Top Spot As Ti Holds On
11 September 2008
Young Jeezy Takes Us Top Spot As Ti Holds On
Young Jeezy has claimed his second US number one album while TI has retained the top spot in the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart.
The Recession, Young Jeezy's new album, debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 to hold off the challenge of The Block, the first album by New Kids On The Block in 14 years.
Last week's number one, Slipknot's All Hope is Gone, dropped to fifth while LAX by the Game, fell one place to third.
Underoath and Chris Tomlin claimed the other new entries in the top ten, debuting at eight and nine, respectively.
The summit of the singles chart, meanwhile, remained largely the same, with TI's Whatever You Like and Disturbia by Rihanna holding the top two spots.
Pink's new single So What, performed at the MTV Video Music awards last weekend, climbed six places to third.
The top ten albums in the US are: (last week's position)
1 Young Jeezy: The Recession (-)
2 New Kids on the Block: The Block (-)
3 Game: LAX (2)
4 Kid Rock: Rock 'n' Roll Jesus (3)
5 Slipknot: All Hope is Gone (1)
6 Jonas Brothers: A Little Bit Longer (4)
7 Various Artists: Mamma Mia! OST (5)
8 Underoath: Lost in the Sound of Separation (-)
9 Chris Tomlin: Hello Love (-)
10 Lil Wayne: Tha Carter III (6)
The top ten singles in the US are: (last week's position)
1 TI: Whatever You Like (1)
2 Rihanna: Disturbia (2)
3 Pink: So What (9)
4 Chris Brown: Forever (3)
5 M.I.A.: Paper Planes (6)
6 Kardinal Offishall feat. Akon: Dangerous (5)
7 Coldplay: Viva La Vida (7)
8 Ne-Yo: Closer (8)
9 Jason Mraz: I'm Yours (24)
10 Katy Perry: I Kissed A Girl (4)
The Recession, Young Jeezy's new album, debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 to hold off the challenge of The Block, the first album by New Kids On The Block in 14 years.
Last week's number one, Slipknot's All Hope is Gone, dropped to fifth while LAX by the Game, fell one place to third.
Underoath and Chris Tomlin claimed the other new entries in the top ten, debuting at eight and nine, respectively.
The summit of the singles chart, meanwhile, remained largely the same, with TI's Whatever You Like and Disturbia by Rihanna holding the top two spots.
Pink's new single So What, performed at the MTV Video Music awards last weekend, climbed six places to third.
The top ten albums in the US are: (last week's position)
1 Young Jeezy: The Recession (-)
2 New Kids on the Block: The Block (-)
3 Game: LAX (2)
4 Kid Rock: Rock 'n' Roll Jesus (3)
5 Slipknot: All Hope is Gone (1)
6 Jonas Brothers: A Little Bit Longer (4)
7 Various Artists: Mamma Mia! OST (5)
8 Underoath: Lost in the Sound of Separation (-)
9 Chris Tomlin: Hello Love (-)
10 Lil Wayne: Tha Carter III (6)
The top ten singles in the US are: (last week's position)
1 TI: Whatever You Like (1)
2 Rihanna: Disturbia (2)
3 Pink: So What (9)
4 Chris Brown: Forever (3)
5 M.I.A.: Paper Planes (6)
6 Kardinal Offishall feat. Akon: Dangerous (5)
7 Coldplay: Viva La Vida (7)
8 Ne-Yo: Closer (8)
9 Jason Mraz: I'm Yours (24)
10 Katy Perry: I Kissed A Girl (4)
12/09/2008 00:01:01
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