Travis Scott's long-awaited Utopia album is sweeping the charts. Now, the projected sales suggest it will be a roaring success.
According to HitsDailyDouble, the Antidote rapper's fourth album, in its first week, is looking to sell 400,000 copies.
The projected strong sales mean that Scott would score his No: 1 rank album title for the fourth time in his career.
To better understand the 32-year-old current feat, it can be gauged from the fact that after Lil Uzi Vert's Pink Tape, the former's star-studded album clinched the top spot in 2023 so far.
Looking back to the hip-hop star's successes in stages as 2016's Birds in the Trap Sing brought 88,000 sales, while Astroworld in 2018 shot up to 537,000 in the first weeks.
In other news, Scott has learned that safe spots were always better than tricky ones for his 'kinds' of concerts.
The Butterfly Effect rapper has chosen Rome to headline his Utopia concert after the Egypt snub.
The HYAENA rap star unveiled the show date on Aug 7.
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