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Grammy-winning rapper Kanye West doesn't have to worry about being canceled in 2019. The hip-hop star's massive Jesus Is King projections have the album easily debuting atop its competition.
Based on early estimates, Ye’s newest solo offering should have no problem securing the top spot on the Billboard 200 chart.
Based on very early reads, here’s what Kanye West’s hotly anticipated, widely discussed new album looks set to do in its debut week. Kanye West (G.O.O.D/Def Jam) 225-275k total activity, 60-85k album Kanye’s last album, Ye, did 208k its first week in June of 2018. After one day, Jesus Is King looks likely to beat it by a wide margin. Ye had seven tracks, whereas the new set has 11. (HITS Daily Double)
Hours after its release, Kanye’s new album toppled the iTunes chart with new songs also becoming instant hits.
On Friday, G.O.O.D. Music president Pusha-T and producer Timbaland turned up over West finally coming through on his LP.
Despite suffering a midnight delay, Kanye released his latest solo album Friday afternoon across streaming platforms.
