Abstract
- Travis Scott and Cactus Jack’s JACKBOYS 2 debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200
- The compilation earned 232,000 models, marking 2025’s second-largest rap album opening
- Justin Bieber’s SWAG debuted at No. 2, and Clipse’s Let God Type Em Out at No. 4
Travis Scott and his Cactus Jack crew are opening this week’s Billboard 200 at No. 1 with JACKBOYS 2.
The group’s newest compilation album debuts with a complete of 232,000 equal album models in its first week. That features 160,000 in album gross sales, 72,000 in streaming equal album models (94.86 million on-demand streams of the songs) and the remainder in observe equal album models. JACKBOYS 2 marks the second-largest opening of a rap album in 2025 up to now, simply behind Playboi Carti‘s MUSIC.
Along with topping the Billboard 200, the document opens at No. 1 on the High Album Gross sales chart at No. 4 on the High Streaming Albums chart. JACKBOYS 2 additionally units a document for the most important gross sales week for a rap album since La Flame’s very personal Days Earlier than Rodeo in September 2024.
At No. 2 is Justin Bieber with SWAG debuting with 163,000 equal album models, together with 155,000 in streaming equal album models (198.77 million on-demand streams), 6,000 in album gross sales and 1,000 in observe equal album models. The document offers Biebs his largest streaming week and opens on the No. 1 on High Streaming Album charts.
The following debut is Clipse‘s Let God Type Em Out at No. 4. Pusha T and Malice‘s first album in 16 years earns 118,000 equal album models in its first week with 59,000 in streaming equal album models (77.49 million on-demand streams), 58,000 in album gross sales and 1,000 in observe equal album models. This provides the pair their second prime 1, and can also be Clipse’s largest streaming week.
Different new entries on this week’s chart is TWICE at No. 6 with THIS IS FOR, which launches with 80,000 equal album models, and GIVĒON’s Beloved, which enters at No. 8 with 44,000 equal album models.
Elsewhere on this week’s prime 10 are Morgan Wallen at No. 3 and the KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack at No. 5. Making up the underside half is ATEEZ at No. 7, Wallen once more at No. 9 and SZA at No. 10.
