Future &
Metro Boomin will be able to trust these numbers this Flipover Friday: #1 at
Apple Music and Top 5 at
iTunes for
WE DON’T TRUST YOU.
Future & Metro Boomin’s
WE DON’T TRUST YOU (
Freebandz/Epic/Boominati/Republic) starts at #4 at iTunes and is the lone new arrival in the Top 5 on both charts. The title track is Top 10 at Apple Music where “Like That,” “Young Metro” and “Type Shit” are in the Top 25.
In other iTunes action,
O-Rod lands five new tracks from her
GUTS (spilled) deluxe in the Top 10 of the songs chart, topped by “obsessed” at #2.
On the sales side,
Kenny Chesney’s
Born (
Blue Chair/
Warner Nashville) tops the iTunes chart followed two more country entries,
Cody Jinks’
Change the Game (
Late August), at #3 and
Chris Young’s
Young Love & Saturday Nights (
Sony Nashville) at #6.
Shakira’s first album in seven years,
Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran (
Sony Latin), is #5, while the self-titled
Epic debut from
Grammy-winner
Tyla opens at #7.
Joyner Lucas’
Not Now I’m Busy (
Twenty Nine Music/
Tully) pops in at #8; his collab with
Jelly Roll, “Best for Me,” is #8 at iTunes songs.
Hozier’s four-song EP
Unheard (
Rubyworks) is the only other new arrival making the Top 30 on both charts: It’s #9 at iTunes and #26 at Apple Music.
FLETCHER’s second album,
Antidote (
Capitol), rounds out the Top 10.
New releases from
Gary Clark Jr.,
Waxahatchee,
SiR,
Jesus and Mary Chain and
Gaslight Anthem are just outside the Top 10.
