The new king off the Billboard 200 is Young Jeezy as his 3rd solo album The Recession moves 256,000 units. Last week's #2, The Game, moves one spot down to #3 as L.A.X. Moves 89,000 in its 2nd week. Lastly, this may be Lil Wayne's final week in the top 10 as Tha Carter III finds itself moving back 6-10. If it is indeed his last week he had a good run no matter what I or anybody else has to say about him.There was only one major move made in the top 10 this week and that was Katy Perry's I Kissed A Girl finally falling out of the top 10 to make way for Flo Rida and will.i.am's In The Ayer which jumps 21-9.
1. Young Jeezy - The Recession (1)
2. New Kids On The Block - The Block (2)
3. The Game - L.A.X. (2-3)
4. Kid Rock - Rock N Roll Jesus (3-4)
5. Slipknot - All Hope Is Gone (1-5)
6. Jonas Brothers - A Little Bit Longer (4-6)
7. Various Artists - Mamma Mia! sdtk (5-7)
8. Underoath - Lost In The Sound Of Separation (8)
9. Chris Tomlin - Hello Love (9)
10. Lil Wayne - Tha Carter III (6-10)
- Donnie Klang's debut album, Just A Rolling Stone, comes in at #19 with just 22,000 albums sold. And why did they push his album back again?? Needless to say this season of MTB4 will probably be the last time you hear from him.
1. T.I. - Whatever You Like (1-1)
2. Pink - So What (3-2)
3. Rihanna - Disturbia (2-3)
4. Chris Brown - Forever (4-4)
5. M.I.A. - Paper Planes (5-5)
6. Jason Mraz - I'm Yours (9-6)
7. Coldplay - Viva La Vida (7-7)
8. Ne-Yo - Closer (8-8)
9. Flo Rida - In The Ayer (21-9)
10. Kardinal Offishall - Dangerous (6-10)
- Artists Stand Up To Cancer's Just Stand Up! jumps a huge 67 spots 78-11 after the success of its special last weekend.
- Lil Wayne's latest single Mrs. Officer featuring Bobby V. jumps 16 spots 53-37.
- Jennifer Hudson's Spotlight jumps 19 spots 60-41.
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