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Sydney, Australia – December 11: Paul McCartney performs at Qudos Bank Arena on December 11, 2017 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Don Arnold / WireImage)
After dominating the Billboard 200 album rankings last week with his new surprise album, Suicide bomberEminem will face a formidable opponent in the battle for the top spot of the week. The 45-year-old rapper devoted much of his latest album to denouncing the new 50-year-old Marble Meal Cook School, but now, he faces fierce competition from another veteran of the card, more than three decades his senior: Paul McCartney.
Suicide bomber, Eminem's 10th studio album, is expected to sell about 120,000 equivalent album units in its second week, Display panel reports. This figure would mark a 72% drop from the first week, when the collection moved 434,000 units despite (or perhaps because of) no advance warning or preview of the singles to generate hype .
McCartney is looking at a similar figure with his 18th studio album, Station of Egypt. The album is expected to move about 115,000 units in its first week, and it is possible that this number will increase slightly when the final results are achieved, Display panel reports. If McCartney overtakes Eminem for first place, he will score the Beatles' first No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 since the 1982 Tug of War. , who was entitled to a commercial failure thanks to its single leader of the ranking, the duo Stevie Wonder "Ebony and Ivory".
Although Eminem and McCartney are both moving a similar number of units in total this week, they will be doing so through a variety of media. Suicide bomber According to Hits Daily Double, he is expected to report only 50,000 of his projected 120,000 units. The rest would come from albums and streams equivalent to tracks. On the other hand, Station of Egypt should derive almost all of its units from pure sales, as one would expect from a classic rock veteran and the era of the vinyl era.
The two artists made many steps in the press this week to gain visibility and boost sales. Eminem released the first part of his interview with Sway on Tuesday, September 11, in which he discussed the backlash of last year. The comeback and teased his reasoning to deter rapper Cleveland Machine Gun Kelly on Suicide bomber. McCartney, for his part, played a surprise show at the Grand Central Station in New York last Friday (September 7) and offered several news about his life in a new explosive game. GQ cover story.
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Sydney, Australia – December 11: Paul McCartney performs at Qudos Bank Arena on December 11, 2017 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Don Arnold / WireImage)
After dominating the Billboard 200 album rankings last week with his new surprise album, Suicide bomberEminem will face a formidable opponent in the battle for the top spot of the week. The 45-year-old rapper devoted much of his latest album to denouncing the new 50-year-old Marble Meal Cook School, but now, he faces fierce competition from another veteran of the card, more than three decades his senior: Paul McCartney.
Suicide bomber, Eminem's 10th studio album, is expected to sell about 120,000 equivalent album units in its second week, Display panel reports. This figure would mark a 72% drop from the first week, when the collection moved 434,000 units despite (or perhaps because of) no advance warning or preview of the singles to generate hype .
McCartney is looking at a similar figure with his 18th studio album, Station of Egypt. The album is expected to move about 115,000 units in its first week, and it is possible that this number will increase slightly when the final results are achieved, Display panel reports. If McCartney overtakes Eminem for first place, he will score the Beatles' first No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 since the 1982 Tug of War. , who was entitled to a commercial failure thanks to its single leader of the ranking, the duo Stevie Wonder "Ebony and Ivory".
Although Eminem and McCartney are both moving a similar number of units in total this week, they will be doing so through a variety of media. Suicide bomber According to Hits Daily Double, he is expected to report only 50,000 of his projected 120,000 units. The rest would come from albums and streams equivalent to tracks. On the other hand, Station of Egypt should derive almost all of its units from pure sales, as one would expect from a classic rock veteran and the era of the vinyl era.
The two artists made many steps in the press this week to gain visibility and boost sales. Eminem released the first part of his interview with Sway on Tuesday, September 11, in which he discussed the backlash of last year. The comeback and teased his reasoning to deter rapper Cleveland Machine Gun Kelly on Suicide bomber. McCartney, for his part, played a surprise show at the Grand Central Station in New York last Friday (September 7) and offered several news about his life in a new explosive game. GQ cover story.
