The collaboration between
Lil Baby and
Lil Durk receives a lil hero’s welcome this Flipover Friday as their 18-song
QC/
Alamo/
Motown set races up the
iTunes and
Apple Music charts.
The Voice of the Heroes is #1 at Apple Music, where three songs are Top 10 streamers: The title track is #2; “Hats Off” is #7; and “2040” debuts at #8. The album is #3 at iTunes, where
Lloyd Banks’
The Course of the Inevitable (
Money by Any Means) is #1.
Nine slots in today’s iTunes Top 10 are new arrivals. (You knew
SOUR wouldn’t budge).
Rise Against’s
Nowhere Generation (
Loma Vista) arises to #2;
Brett Young’s third album,
Weekends Look a Little Different These Days (
BMLG), jumps in at #4; and
Atreyu’s
Baptize (
Search and Destroy/
Spinefarm) dips in at #6.
Blue Weekend (
RCA),
Wolf Alice’s follow-up to their
Mercury Prize-winning
Visions of a Life, is at #7.
ZZ Top frontman
Billy F Gibbons parks at #8 with
Hardware (
Concord);
Liz Phair’s
Soberish (
Chrysalis) orders a #9; and
Crowded House’s
Dreamers Are Waiting (
Lester/
BMG) takes #10.
Social media sensation
Kaleb Austin awakens at #7 at iTunes with his self-released “Sun Goes Down,” and the first track from
John Mayer’s
Sob Rock (
Columbia), “Last Train Home,” is #12.
Over at Apple Music,
Sleepy Hallow’s
Still Sleep? (
Winners Circle/RCA) is #5.
