Congrats are in order for Trey Songz. He has scored his second number 1 album on the 200 Billboard Charts. He sold 105,000 copies in its first week to debut atop the chart, according to Billboard. Unfortunately, Trigga marks the smallest opening sales week for him since 2007′s Trey Day (73,000). His previous album, 2012′s Chapter V, also opened at No. 1, selling 135,000 in its first week.Trey tweeted,“Thank you to everyone who went and spent their hard earned money on my album. #TRIGGA #1 because of you all. I’m forever grateful.” See where Robin Thicke landed below.
Robin Thicke’s seventh album Paula, named after his estranged wife Paula Patton, makes its debut at No. 9 with 24,000. The sales are a far cry from his previous album, 2013′s Blurred Lines, which sold 177,000 copies.
