Billboard Update
Another week has passed and changes have taken place a lot in this week's charts. After.. I dunnow..9 or 10 weeks atop the Hot 100, Flo Rida has fallen one spot to number 2, and handed the trophy to Lady GaGa's 'Pokerface', making this young lady the first artist in 10 years to reach first place with the first too singles released. Surprisingly, Soulja Boy & Sammie hang in there at number 3, surpassing far more popular duo T.I. & JT. And the other Justin collabo, Ciara's 'Love Sex Magic' takes a 27-10 leap being the sales gainer of the week.
As for the album sales, the 'Now That's What I Call Music' compilation storms in at #1 with aprox. 150k units sold. Keri's first album is in directly at number 4 with 94k, making her debut a succesful one and Lady GaGa scores another hit just by simply holding on at number 7, with 45000 copies sold (more than some artist sell in the first week... lol).
So, important week for some and a let down for others. All we know for sure is that GaGa will enjoy the sweet taste of victory one week only, thanks to the Black Eyed Peas, who will land directly at 1, making 'Boom Boom Pow' their first chart-topper ever, after more than 400.000 digital downloads, not even counting the airplay. And beware of Prince's 3-disc release, threatening to rule the album chart.
As for the album sales, the 'Now That's What I Call Music' compilation storms in at #1 with aprox. 150k units sold. Keri's first album is in directly at number 4 with 94k, making her debut a succesful one and Lady GaGa scores another hit just by simply holding on at number 7, with 45000 copies sold (more than some artist sell in the first week... lol).
So, important week for some and a let down for others. All we know for sure is that GaGa will enjoy the sweet taste of victory one week only, thanks to the Black Eyed Peas, who will land directly at 1, making 'Boom Boom Pow' their first chart-topper ever, after more than 400.000 digital downloads, not even counting the airplay. And beware of Prince's 3-disc release, threatening to rule the album chart.
