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    ALBUM SALES (week 29, 2026): Future, Drake, SZA, Don Toliver & more!

    AdminBy AdminJuly 17, 2026
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    Album sales week 29 2026Here’s our weekly overview of Hip-Hop and R&B album sales in the U.S., along with an update on where each album ranks on the Billboard 200 chart – this time for week 29 of 2026.

    This week’s recap includes the first-week sales of The Real Me, the new Future album, which debuts at No. 1.


    Source: HITS Daily Double

    Chart # Artist(s) Album title Sales Sales + Streams
    1 Future The Real Me 14,249 131,367 *DEBUT*
    6 Drake ICEMAN 142 60,620
    17 SZA SOS 854 28,327
    21 Don Toliver OCTANE 688 27,460
    22 Post Malone The Diamond Collection 257 27,318
    28 Rylo Rodriguez S.K.A.T.E. 30 23,786
    33 Drake Take Care 1,388 21,074
    45 Justin Bieber SWAG 225 17,889
    49 Bruno Mars The Romantic 2,653 17,314

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