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Post Malone is preparing for a complete switch from pop to country. For weeks, the multi-genre superstar has been releasing singles from his upcoming first album in this style, titled F-1 billionwhich is due to be released later this month. Before this project is released, Malone returns to several studios with one of his most recent releases. Billboard diagrams at once.
The Diamond Collection appears again on a list of Billboard this framework. The set, which is packed with his most successful singles – those that have been certified diamond in the US because they have sold at least 10 million units – has again scored a huge hit on several lists.
Between the two diagrams, where The Diamond Collection returns to top the Top Rap Albums list, bringing the compilation almost back to its peak position of No. 2. In this frame, the full-length album lands at No. 3.
This week, Malone makes his comeback on the Top Rap Albums chart. He nearly achieved the highest ranking of any song that didn’t make the list last time, but that honor goes to newcomer Ice Spice. Her debut album Year 2000 starts at number 2, just behind Eminem, who dominates for a third frame.
The Diamond Collection takes on one of Malone’s traditional titles that appeared on the list last week. Hollywood’s bleeding was ranked 14th in the previous frame and returned for another stay in the rankings of the most consumed rap projects in the country.
Sometimes, when two titles contain the same songs—like a proper album and a compilation—whichever of the two ends up being more popular in one frame gets all the streams and sales of those crossover hits. This can result in an album doing well in one frame, but disappearing in the next, replaced by a different but related work by the same musician.
When it reached the top 5 of the Top Rap Albums charts, The Diamond Collection also returns to the top streaming albums rankings. BillboardMalone’s compilation returns to 15th place on the list of most streamed albums in the US. The rapper, rocker and country star did not appear on the list at all in the last period.
The Diamond Collection also rises on two other Billboard counts – ones it doesn’t have to return to. On the Billboard 200, it shoots from No. 123 to No. 20 – another sign that an effort has taken all the streams and sales of its most popular hits, which can account for such massive jumps. On the Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums count, it shoots from No. 45 to No. 4.
