Canadian R&B artist The Weeknd clutched the top spot for the second back to back week on the week by week U.S. Board 200 collection diagram on Monday, pushing out four new passages to the main ten.
"Beauty Behind the Madness," the second studio collection by The Weeknd, sold 77,000 collections, 325,000 melodies and was spilled 52 million times, totaling 144,000 units as per figures from Nielsen SoundScan for the week finishing Sept. 10.
Substantial metal rockers Five Finger Death Punch drove the new sections in the current week's graph with its most recent record "Got Your Six" at No. 2 with 119,000 units, while rapper Travis Scott's "Rodeo" came in at No. 3 with 85,000 units.
The Billboard 200 diagram counts collection deals, melody deals 10 tunes approach one collection and gushing movement 1,500 streams rise to one collection.
Other new passages in the main ten of the outline incorporate veteran overwhelming metal gathering Iron Maiden's most recent record "Book of Souls" at No. 4 and Australian on-screen character artist Troye Sivan's "Wild" at No. 5.
Canadian pop vocalist Justin Bieber clutched the top spot of the Billboard Digital Songs graph, which measures single track downloads, with his most recent tune "What Do You Mean" offering 159,000 downloads in the previous week.
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