Hate it or love it, but for a fifth week, Eminem’s still on top. Despite the preliminary figures, Recovery moved another 187,200 copies. Meanwhile, Rick Ross’ Teflon Don debuted at number two with a total of 176,300 units scanned. To date, Recovery has sold 1,669,600 copies domestically. Will he ever fall off? No. heads up: hhdx
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Looks like Eminem’s four week reign has finally come to an end. According to HDD, Rick Ross’ Teflon Don moved approximately 188,186 units, knocking Recovery to number two on the charts. Damn, it was a close one. Final numbers are in tomorrow. That’s a 10-4.
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