SALES

Nicki Minaj, Drake, and Lil Wayne have cemented their foothold on the game.

The RIAA takes a moment to pay homage some of the game's brilliant black artists.

Nicki Minaj calls herself "the Queen" for a reason.

"I got girls in my troop, cookies to my roof. Money!"

Boogie's "Everything's For Sale," for sale.

The singer is winning the streaming game.

What does it take to be number one?

Her third single is playing out quite well.

Nas makes boss moves.

A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie chops it up with The Breakfast Club.

Projections for "The WZRD" are in.

Despite allegations of sexual abuse, R. Kelly's die-hards are standing by his side.

A Boogie welcomes the winds of change with open arms.

A Boogie wit da Hoodie sold just 823 physical copies of his newest album.

Swae & Post go for gold.

The Asia Tour Capsule Collection is only available for the next 96 hours.

Drake has the most popular album of the year for the second time.

Huncho earns himself a shiny new wall decoration.

"Apesh*t" paid dividends for the French tourism board.

Minaj is one million sales away from the record.

Kodak Black's "Dying To Live" continues to spell success for the young rapper.

Cardi B's winning streak continues to manifest itself.

XXXTentacion fans continue their endless support.

J. Cole's "KOD" earns a platinum certification.

Offset is not here for the thuggish ruggish.

Kodak Black is poised for a solid debut on the Billboard 200.

XXXTentacion's fanbase stands as the new school's most loyal.

How has this not gone Diamond yet?