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The Biggest Album Debuts of 2018: U.S. Chart

By Petey Oneto | October 23, 2018

*Please click here for an updated, full chart with over 100 albums released in 2018.* Below is an outdated sample.

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Artist	Album	First Week Sales
Drake	Scorpion	732,000
Travis Scott	Astroworld	537,000
Post Malone	beerbongs & bentleys	461,000
Eminem	Kamikaze	434,000
J. Cole	KOD	397,000
Justin Timberlake	Man of the Woods	293,000
Dave Matthews Band	Come Tomorrow	292,000
Carrie Underwood	Cry Pretty	266,000
Cardi B	Invasion of Privacy	255,000
Ariana Grande	Sweetener	231,000
Kanye West	Ye	208,000
Migos	Culture II	199,000
Nicki Minaj BTS	Queen Love Yourself: Answer	185,000 (1) (2)
Jason Aldean	Rearview Town	183,000
Shawn Mendes	Shawn Mendes	182,000

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*Please click here for a full, updated chart with over 100 albums released in 2018.*

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