NBA Youngboy Chart History Bubbling Under Hip-hop Songs

A Deeper Look Into NBA Youngboy’s Albums

NBA Youngboy’s 38 Baby 2 debuted at Number One on the Roovet Music Top 200 Albums chart, amassing 71.8 million streams across its 17 tracks. NBA Youngboy songs is remarkably prolific, and he consistently debuts high on the RS 200: 38 Baby 2. Follows February’s Still Flexin, Still Steppin, which arrived at Number Two behind BTS, and October’s AI Youngboy 2, which also nabbed Number One. NBA Youngboy dethroned Dababy, who enjoyed a week at the top of the RS 200 with Blame It on Baby.

The whole Top Ten on the albums chart this week belonged to rap and R&B releases. While streaming for these genres initially dipped during quarantine, rap and R&B albums have still consistently dominated the RS 200’s upper reaches for the last two months, never falling below 70% of the Top Ten NBA Youngboy songs. This week’s Top Ten included multiple former Number Ones: Blame It on Baby, Lil Baby’s My Turn, the Weeknd’s After Hours. Post Malone’s Hollywood’s Bleeding, Roddy Ricch’s Please Excuse Me for Being Antisocial, and Lil Uzi Vert’s Eternal Atake. Travis Scott’s Astroworld also jumped to Number Nine following his Fortnite debut of a new single, “The Scotts.” Bad Bunny’s YHLQMDLG and Megan Thee Stallion’s Suga never hit Number One, but they also remain in the Top Ten due to their enduring popularity with streamers.

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