First Week Sales: Joe Budden’s “Padded Room” Sells 15,000 Copies
All things considering, Joe Budden’s numbers aren’t that bad. Havoc from Mobb Deep also dropped an album this week, but couldn’t even push 1,000 copies. I know some internet rappers that could do bigger numbers than that with Soundclick beats. Step your promotion game up! I wonder if Rick Ross will push more than 15,000 copies the first week?
Ten spots down is Joe Budden with his long awaited sophomore studio album, Padded Room. The Internet star, who dropped the CD on indie label Amalgam Digital, managed to sell 15,290 copies in his first week out.
Real Recognize Real, the seventh album by Memphis-bred rapper Project Pat debuted on the no. 70 spot this week, after selling 8,660 discs.
Cypress Hill front man B-Real also rolled up on the charts this week. The West Coast rapper’s first solo album Smoke N Mirrors, grabbed the no. 148 position with 3,830 CDs sold. Failing to chart this week is Hidden Files, the new release by Havoc of Mobb Deep, which was unable to sell 1,000 copies.
Source: XXL
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