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Pop Smoke - Faith album cover | Victor Victor Worldwide/Republic Records
The late Pop Smoke is on track to earn a second #1 album in the United States.
According to Hits Daily Double, the artist’s second posthumous album “Faith” should generate 110-120K US consumption units during the July 16-22 tracking period. Album sales should contribute about 4-6K units, with track sales and streams (primarily streams) driving the balance of activity.
The consumption figure should position “Faith” atop this coming week’s Hits Top 50 and Billboard 200 album charts, as no other album is presently on track to do six figures.
Olivia Rodrigo - SOUR Prom promo photo, courtesy of Geffen Records
As the July 9-15 tracking period draws to a close, Olivia Rodrigo’s “SOUR” appears headed for another week at #1.
According to Hits Daily Double, the album should generate another 85K in US consumption activity this week. About 11K will come from album sales, with the remaining units attributable to track sales and track streams (primarily streams).
With no other album projected for more than 61K, “SOUR” should secure a second consecutive and fourth total week atop the overall US album charts (Hits Top 50 and Billboard 200).
Doja Cat’s “Planet HER” looks set for #2 this week (with the aforementioned 61K), and Morgan Wallen’s “Dangerous: The Double Album” could contend for #3 with 44K.
Tyler, The Creator - WUSYANAME video screen | Columbia
With the end of the June 25-July 1 tracking period drawing near, more granular US projections have emerged for Tyler, The Creator’s “CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST.” The figures reiterate the album’s trajectory for a #1 debut.
According to Hits Daily Double, “CALL ME” is projected to sell about 40K US copies during the tracking period. With units from track sales and streams included, it may generate 185K in total first-week US consumption.
Based on the projections shared by Hits, both figures are on track to rank as the week’s best. The closest competition for total consumption (which determines placement on the Hits Top 50 and Billboard 200) looks to be Doja Cat’s “Planet Her” with 110K.
Doja Cat - Planet Her cover courtesy of RCA Records
Doja Cat’s “Planet Her” is on track for a six-figure consumption bow in the United States.
According to Hits Daily Double, the album is on pace to debut with 110K US consumption units for the June 25-July 1 tracking period. Album sales will contribute about 11K, with the remaining units coming from track sales and streams (primarily streams).
The consumption figure should slot “Planet Her” at #2 on the overall Hits Top 50 and Billboard 200 charts. Only Tyler, The Creator’s “CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST” (~185K) is on track to post a better tracking week consumption total.