Everyone’s flipping for
J. Cole this Flipover Friday. At
Apple Music he has seven songs in the Top 10 and the top album,
The Off-Season (
Dreamville/
Roc Nation/
Interscope), which is also #1 at iTunes.
On his tail is
Nicki Minaj, whose
Beam Me Up Scotty (
Republic) is #2 at itunes albums, while she has the top two songs at iTunes, “Seeing Green” with
Drake &
Lil Wayne and “Fractions.” “Seeing Green” is also Top 10 at Apple Music.
Cole and Minaj lead an all-new Top 10 at iTunes albums.
Alan Jackson’s
Where Have You Gone (
ACR/
EMI Nashville) shows up at #3 ahead of
The Black Keys’ salute to north Mississippi blues,
Delta Kream (
Nonesuch).
St. Vincent’s
Daddy’s Home (
Loma Vista) comes a-knockin' at #5.
Myles Kennedy’s
The Ides of March (
Napalm) takes a stab at #6,
Alkaline’s
Top Prize (
Autobamb) steps up to #7 and
The Steel Woods’
All of Your Stones (
Woods/
Thirty Tigers) rolls in at #8.
Rhino’s 50th-anniversary expanded version of
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young’s
Déjà Vu is #10 with a feeling it has been here before.
The nine hole is filled by the clean version of Cole’s album, which is #19 at Apple Music. On the streaming side, Cole’s "95.south" leads the charge, with “amari” and "my.life" right behind it. Beyond the Top 10, Cole has another six songs between #11 and #21.
21 Savage’s four-track
Spiral: From the Book of Saw Soundtrack (
Slaughter Gang/
Epic) is #11 on the streaming side.
New arrivals at iTunes songs includes
P!nk’s “All I Know So Far” (
RCA) at #6 and
Katy Perry’s “Electric” (
Capitol), which flips the switch at #10.
