“Call Me If You Get Lost” brought in 167,100 album-equivalent units for Tyler. The release sold a healthy 55,300 full albums, and although individual track sales were a meager 5,900, song streams added up to a formidable 140.1 million.
Doja Cat’s album was well behind with 107,200 album-equivalent units, although that still would have been enough to reach No. 1 in a lot of other weeks this year. Her full album sales were 10,200 for the week, with 117.4 million song streams. Where she beat Tyler was in individual track sales, with 25,700.’s “Soul,” bumped down two spots to No. 3 , followed by Lil Durk/Lil Baby, Polo G, Morgan Wallen, Migos, Bo Burnham, Dua Lipa and Moneybagg Yo.
The most surprising new presence in the top 20, or anywhere in the top 200, for that matter: Garth Brooks’ 2019 boxed set “The Legacy Collection,” reentering the chart at No. 13. A massive collection of all three different versions of the set, which usually goes for around $140, was knocked down to under $20 for Amazon Prime Day, which amounted to a massive blowout of a collection that included 42 discs in all .
Doja Cat has a total of three songs in the top 10, with a premiere slot for “Ain’t Shit” at No. 9 joining the aforementioned “Kiss Me More” and “You Right” in the upper ranks. With no blockbuster new entries this past weekend, and Tyler likely to experience a fall-off in week two, Rodrigo has a good shot of reclaiming her album chart title next week as well as holding on to her No. 1 single spot.
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