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Drake's 'Take Care' Tops Billboard 200, Sells 659K Copies
As expected, Drake has once again topped the charts. His sophomore album, Take Care, debuts at number one on the Billboard 200 and gives the Toronto rapper-singer the second chart-topping record of his career. Take Care has outperformed its predecessor in terms of sales, though, as it pushed 659,190 units in its first week compared to Thank Me Later's 462,989. Not bad, Drizzy.
Other albums in the top 10 include Michael Buble, Glee, and Justin Bieber's respective Christmas records, Adele's 21 (of course!), and Coldplay's latest, Mylo Xyloto. Donald Glover's first retail release as rapper Childish Gambino, Camp, only just missed out on making the top 10. It comes in at 11 with 51,070 copies sold. [HDD]
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