Ludacris and Outkast kept "The King," Elvis Presley, from reaching the number one spot on Billboard’s Top 200 chart. Luda’s Chicken-N-Beer moved 430,000 copies last week, while Outkast moved almost 190,000 copies of their double album, Speakerboxxx/The Love Below. Elvis’ collection, ironically titled Elvis, 2nd to None, moved about 180,000 copies landing The King in third place. Ludacris’ Chicken-N-Beer is the biggest debut for the Atlanta rapper. The last album he released, 2001’s Word of Mouf, moved 282,000 copies the first week.
Ludacris and Outkast
kept "The King," Elvis Presley, from reaching the number one spot on
Billboard’s Top 200 chart.
Luda’s Chicken-N-Beer
moved 430,000 copies last week, while Outkast moved almost 190,000 copies of
their double album, Speakerboxxx/The Love Below.
Elvis’ collection,
ironically titled Elvis, 2nd to None, moved about 180,000 copies landing
The King in third place.
Ludacris’ Chicken-N-Beer
is the biggest debut for the Atlanta rapper. The last album he released, 2001’s
Word of Mouf, moved 282,000 copies the first week.
