other stats Biggest Billboard 200 Debut Weeks In Hip-Hop History

[onewillowsilk]

1. 1,760,000 — Eminem — The Marshall Mathers LP (2000)
2. 1,322,000 — Eminem — The Eminem Show (2002)
3. 1,150,000 — 50 Cent — The Massacre (2005)
4. 1,050,000 — Limp Bizkit — Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water (2000)
5. 1,040,000 — Drake — Views (2016)
6. 1,005,000 — Lil Wayne — Tha Carter III (2008)
7. 964,000 — Lil Wayne — Tha Carter IV (2011)
8. 957,000 — Kanye West — Graduation (2007)
9. 872,000 — 50 Cent — Get Rich or Die Tryin' (2005)
10. 860,000 — Kanye West — Late Registration (2005)
11. 803,000 — Snoop Dogg — Doggystyle (1993)
12. 792,000 — Eminem — The Marshall Mathers LP 2 (2013)
13. 741,000 — Eminem — Recovery (2010)
14. 732,000 — Drake — Scorpion (2018)
15. 714,000 — Nelly — Nelllyvile (2002)
16. 710,000 — Eminem — Encore (2004)
17. 702,000 — Various Artists — 8 Mile Soundtrack (2002)
18. 698,000 — DMX — And Then There Was X (1999)
19. 691,000 — 50 Cent — Curtis (2007)
20. 690,000 — The Notorious B.I.G. — Life After Death (1997)
21. 681,000 — Beastie Boys — Hello Nasty (1998)
22. 680,000 — Jay-Z — Kingdom Come (2006)
23. 670,000 — DMX — Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood (1998)
24. 664,000 — 2Pac — The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory (1996)
25. 658,000 — Drake — Nothing Was the Same (2013)
26. 644,000 — Limp Bizkit — Significant Other (1999)
27. 631,000 — Drake — Take Care (2011)
28. 613,000 — Drake — Certified Lover Boy (2021)
29. 612,000 — Wu-Tang Clan — Wu-Tang Forever (1999)
30. 608,000 — Eminem — Relapse (2009)
31. 603,000 — Kendrick Lamar — Damn (2017)
32. 586,000 — The Game — The Documentary (2005)
33. 568,000 — T.I. — Paper Trail (2008)
34. 567,000 — 2Pac — All Eyez on Me (1996)
35. 561,000 — P. Diddy — No Way Out (1997)
36. 558,000 — Jay-Z — The Dynasty: Roc La Familia (2000)
37. 549,000 — 2Pac — R U Still Down? (Remember Me) (1997)
38. 545,000 — Jay-Z — The Blueprint 2 (2002)
39. 544,000 — D12 – D12 World (2004)
40. 537,000 — Travis Scott — Astroworld (2018)
41. 535,000 — Drake — If You're Reading This It's Too Late (2015)
42. 530,000 — Outkast — Stankonia (2000)
43. 528,000 — Jay-Z — Magna Carter Holy Grail (2013)
44. 522,000 — T.I. — King (2006)
45. 520,000 — Snoop Dogg — Da Game Is to Be Sold, Not to Be Told (1998)
46. 516,000 — Dr. Dre — 2001 (1999)
47. 510,000 — Outkast — Speakerboxx/The Love Below (2003)
48. 505,000 — Drake — More Life (2017)
49. 497,000 — Juice WRLD — Legends Never Die (2020)
50. 496,000 — Travis Scott — Utopia (2023)
51. 496,000 — Kanye West — My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy (2010)
52. 496,000 — Master P — MP Da Last Don (1998)
53. 492,000 — J. Cole — 4 Your Eyez Only (2016)
54. 489,000 — Post Malone — Hollywood's Bleeding (2019)
55. 485,000 — The Notorious B.I.G. — Born Again (1999)
56. 480,000 — Lil Wayne — Tha Carter V (2018)
57. 479,000 — Snoop Dogg — Tha Doggfather (1996)
58. 476,000 — Jay-Z — Blueprint 3 (2009)
59. 476,000 — Nas — I Am... (1999)
60. 470,000 — T.I. — T.I. vs. T.I.P. (2007)
61. 463,000 — Jay-Z — The Black Album (2003)
62. 462,000 — Jay-Z — Vol. 3... Life and Times of S. Carter (1999)
63. 461,000 — Post Malone — Beerbongs & Bentleys (2018)
64. 450,000 — Kanye West — 808s & Heartbreak (2008)
65. 447,000 — Drake — Thank Me Later (2010)
66. 441,000 — Eminem — Curtain Call: The Hits (2005)
67. 441,000 — Kanye West — The College Dropout (2004)
68. 439,000 — DMX — The Great Depression (2001)
69. 438,000 — The Notorious B.I.G — Duets: The Final Chapter (2005)
70. 436,000 — Jay-Z & Kanye West — Watch the Throne (2011)
71. 434,000 — Eminem — Kamikaze (2018)
72. 433,000 — Lloyd Banks — The Hunger for More (2004)
73. 430,000 — 2Pac — Tupac: Resurrection (2003)
74. 429,000 — Ludacris — Chicken-n-Beer (2003)
75. 427,000 — Jay-Z — The Blueprint (2001)
76. 427,000 — 2Pac — Until the End of Time (2001)
77. 426,000 — Jay-Z — American Gangster (2007)
78. 423,000 — Lauryn Hill — The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill (1998)
79. 411,000 — Method Man — Tical 2000: Judgement Day (1998)
80. 408,000 — 2Pac + Outlawz — Still I Rise (1999)
81. 404,000 — Drake & 21 Savage — Her Loss (2022)
82. 397,000 — Snoop Dogg — The Last Meal (2000)
83. 397,000 — J. Cole — KOD (2018)
84. 396,000 — Nelly — Suit (2004)
85. 394,000 — Bone Thugs-N-Harmony — The Art of War (1997)
86. 386,000 — Mystikal — Ghetto Fabulous (1998)
87. 377,000 — G-Unit — Beg for Mercy (2003)
88. 375,000 — Drake & Future — What a Time to Be Alive (2015)
89. 375,000 — Nicki Minaj — Pink Friday (2010)
90. 372,000 — D12 — Devil's Night (2001)
91. 371,000 — J. Cole — 2014 Forest Hills Drive (2014)
92. 368,000 — Jay-Z & Linkin Park — Collision Course (2004)
93. 366,000 — 2Pac — Better Dayz (2002)
94. 363,000 — Kendrick Lamar — To Pimp a Butterfly (2015)
95. 363,000 — Lil Jon & the East Side Boyz — Crunk Juice (2004)
96. 361,000 — Young Buck — Straight Outta Cashville (2004)
97. 361,000 — Ja Rule — Pain is Love (2001)
98. 360,000 — Beastie Boys — To the 5 Boroughs (2004)
99. 358,000 — The Game — Doctor’s Advocate (2006)
100. 356,000 — Nas — Hip Hop Is Dead (2006)
101. 352,000 — Young Jeezy — Thug Motivation 102: The Inspiration (2006)
102. 350,000 — Jay-Z — Vol. 2... Hard Knock Life (1998)
103. 342,000 — Nelly — Sweat (2004)
104. 342,000 — Nas — Stillmatic (2002)
105. 330,000 — Mystikal — Let's Get Ready (2000)
106. 330,000 — 2Pac — Loyal to the Game (2004)
107. 329,000 — Death Row Records — Murder Was the Case (1994)
108. 327,000 — Kanye West — Yeezus (2013)
109. 325,000 — Limp Bizkit — Results May Vary (2003)
110. 324,000 — Various Artists — Bad Boys II (2003)
111. 322,000 — Ludacris — The Red Light District (2004)
112. 320,000 — Bow Wow — Doggy Bagg (2001)
113. 317,000 — G-Unit — Get Rich or Die Tryin’ OST (2005)
114. 312,000 — Twista —  Kamikaze (2004)
115. 312,000 — DMX — Grand Champ (2003)
116. 309,000 — Shady Records — Eminem Presents: The Re-Up (2006)
117. 309,000 — Ludacris – Release Therapy (2006)
118. 309,000 — Kanye West — Donda (2021)
119. 307,000 — Bone Thugs-N-Harmony — E. 1999 Eternal (1995)
120. 304,000 — The Black Eyed Peas — The E.N.D. (2009)
121. 301,000 — Wu-Tang Clan — The W (2000)
122. 300,000 — Ruff Ryders — Ryde or Die Vol. 1 (1999)
123. 297,000 — J. Cole — Born Sinner (2013)
124. 295,500 — Kendrick Lamar — Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers (2022)
125. 295,000 — Dr. Dre — Compton (2015)
126. 290,000 — Juvenile — Tha G-Code (1999)
127. 288,000 — Silkk the Shocker — Charge It 2 Da Game (1998)
128. 288,000 — Lil Uzi Vert — Eternal Atake (2020)
129. 285,000 — Jay-Z & R. Kelly — The Best of Both Worlds (2002)
130. 283,000 — Eminem — The Slim Shady LP (1999)
131. 282,000 — J. Cole — The Off-Season (2021)
132. 281,000 — Ludacris — Word of Mouf (2001)
133. 280,000 — Bone Thugs-N-Harmony — BTNHResurrection (2000)
134. 279,000 — Eminem — Music to Be Murdered By (2020)
135. 278,000 — Tha Dogg Pound — Dogg Food (1995)
136. 276,000 — Ja Rule — Rule 3:36 (2000)
137. 270,000 — Mase — Harlem World (1997)
138. 270,000 — Nas — It Was Written (1996)
139. 268,000 — 2Pac — Greatest Hits (1998)
140. 267,000 — Eminem — Revival (2017)
141. 264,000 — Snoop Dogg — Tha Blue Carpet Treatment (2006)
142. 264,000 — Kanye West — Jesus Is King (2019)
143. 262,000 — Bow Wow — The Price Of Fame (2006)
144. 262,000 — Jay-Z — 4:44 (2017)
145. 261,000 — Cypress Hill — Black Sunday (1993)
146. 260,000 — Master P — Ghetto D (1997)
147. 260,000 — Young Jeezy — The Recession (2008)
148. 259,000 — Missy Elliott — Under Construction (2002)
149. 256,000 — P. Diddy & The Bad Boy Family — We Invented the Remix (2002)
150. 255,000 — Cardi B — Invasion of Privacy (2018)
151. 254,000 — Ruff Ryders — Ryde or Die Vol. 2 (2000)
152. 254,000 — Lil Wayne — Tha Carter II (2005)
153. 254,000 — Method Man & Redman — Blackout! (1999)
154. 253,000 — Nicki Minaj — Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded (2012)
155. 251,000 — DMX — It’s Dark and Hell Is Hot (1998)
156. 251,000 — Pop Smoke — Shoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon (2020)
157. 250,000 — Missy Elliott — Miss E... So Addictive (2001)
158. 249,000 — The Neptunes — The Neptunes Present... Clones (2003)
159. 247,000 — Logic — Everybody (2017)
160. 246,000 — 50 Cent — The New Breed (2003)
161. 246,000 — Jadakiss — Kiss of Death (2004)
162. 246,000 — Meek Mill — Dreams Worth More Than Money (2015)
163. 244,000 — Nicki Minaj — The Pinkprint (2014)
164. 242,000 — Kendrick Lamar — Good Kid, M.A.A.D City (2012)
165. 241,000 — Silkk the Shocker — Made Man (1999)
166. 239,000 — The Game — LAX (2007)
167. 237,000 — Ja Rule — The Last Temptation (2002)
168. 235,000 — Busta Rhymes — E.L.E. (Extinction Level Event) (1998)
169. 235,000 — Nelly — Country Grammar (2000)
170. 233,000 — Young Jeezy — TM:103 Hustlerz Ambition (2011)
171. 232,000 — Nas — Street's Disciple (2004)
172. 232,000 — Nas — Nastradamus (1999)
173. 229,000 — Lil' Kim — The Notorious K.I.M. (2000)
174. 229,000 — Lil Wayne — Tha Block Is Hot (1999)
175. 229,000 — Meek Mill — Championships (2018)
176. 226,000 — Obie Trice — Cheers (2003)
177. 225,000 — Snoop Dogg — R&G (Rhythm & Gangsta): The Masterpiece (2004)
178. 223,000 — Drake — Dark Lane Demo Tapes (2020)
179. 222,000 — Future — I Never Liked You (2022)
180. 221,000 — Logic — No Pressure (2020)
181. 220,000 — Bone Thugs-N-Harmony — Creepin on ah Come Up (1994)
182. 218,000 — Rick Ross — God Forgives, I Don’t (2012)
183. 217,000 — J. Cole — Cole World: The Sideline Story (2010)
184. 217,000 — Lil Wayne — I Am Not a Human Being II (2012)
185. 216,000 — Lil Baby — It's Only Me (2022)
186. 215,000 — Plies — Definition of Real (2008)
187. 215,000 — Ice Cube — Lethal Injection (1993)
188. 214,000 — Tony Yayo — Thoughts of a Predicate Felon (2005)
189. 214,000 — Ludacris — Theater of the Mind (2008)
190. 213,000 — Eve — Let There Be Eve...Ruff Ryders' First Lady (1999)
191. 213,000 — Juvenile — Project English (2001)
192. 210,000 — 2Pac — Me Against the World (1995)
193. 209,000 — Busta Rhymes — The Big Bang (2006)
194. 208,000 — Kanye West — Ye (2018)
195. 208,000 — LL Cool J - G.O.A.T  — (2000)
196. 206,000 — Fugees — The Score (1996)
197. 205,000 — G.O.O.D. Music — Cruel Summer (2012)
198. 205,000 — Lil Wayne — Lights Out (2000)
199. 205,000 — P. Diddy — Forever (1999)
200. 205,000 — Xzibit – Restless (2000)
201. 204,000 — Drake — Honestly, Nevermind (2022)
202. 204,000 — Jadakiss — Kiss tha Game Goodbye (2001)
203. 204,000 — Lupe Fiasco — Lasers (2011)
204. 201,000 — Ying Yang Twins — U.S.A. (United State of Atlanta) (2005)

 

Most appearances:
Jay-Z: 14
Drake: 12
Eminem: 11
2Pac: 10
Kanye West: 10
Snoop Dogg: 8
Lil Wayne: 7
J. Cole: 6
Nas: 6
DMX: 5
Ludacris: 5
50 Cent: 4
Kendrick Lamar: 4
Nelly: 4
Ja Rule: 3
Limp Bizkit: 3
Nicki Minaj: 3
P. Diddy: 3
T.I.: 3
The Notorious B.I.G.: 3
Young Jeezy: 3
Beastie Boys: 2
Bow Wow: 2
Busta Rhymes: 2
Future: 2
G-Unit: 2
Jadakiss: 2
Juvenile: 2
Logic: 2
Master P: 2
Meek Mill: 2
Mystikal: 2
Outkast: 2
Post Malone: 2
Silkk the Shocker: 2
The Game: 2
Travis Scott: 2
Wu-Tang Clan: 2

 

Most 500k+ debut weeks:
Drake: 7
Eminem: 6
Jay-Z: 4
50 Cent: 3
Snoop Dogg: 2
2Pac: 2
Lil Wayne: 2
Limp Bizkit: 2
Outkast: 2
T.I.: 2

 

Most 400k+ debut weeks:
Jay-Z: 10
Drake: 9
Eminem: 8
Kanye West: 6
2Pac: 5
50 Cent: 3
DMX: 3
Lil Wayne: 3
Snoop Dogg: 3
The Notorious B.I.G.: 3
Limp Bizkit: 2
Post Malone: 2
T.I.: 3
Outkast: 2
Travis Scott: 2

 

Most 300k+ debut weeks:
Jay-Z: 12
Drake: 10
Eminem: 9
2Pac: 8
Kanye West: 8
DMX: 4
Snoop Dogg: 4
50 Cent: 3
J. Cole: 3
Limp Bizkit: 3
Ludacris: 3
Nas: 3
Nelly: 3
T.I.: 3
The Notorious B.I.G.:3
Wayne: 3
Beastie Boys: 2
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony: 2
G-Unit: 2
Kendrick Lamar: 2
The Game: 2
Travis Scott: 2
Wu-Tang Clan: 2

 

Most 200k+ debut weeks:
Jay-Z: 14
Drake: 12
Eminem: 11
2Pac: 10
Kanye West: 10
Snoop Dogg: 8
Lil Wayne: 7
J. Cole: 6
Nas: 6
DMX: 5
Ludacris: 5
50 Cent: 4
Kendrick Lamar: 4
Nelly: 4
Ja Rule: 3
Limp Bizkit: 3
Nicki Minaj: 3
P. Diddy: 3
T.I.: 3
The Notorious B.I.G.: 3
Young Jeezy: 3
Beastie Boys: 2
Bow Wow: 2
Busta Rhymes: 2
Future: 2
G-Unit: 2
Jadakiss: 2
Juvenile: 2
Logic: 2
Master P: 2
Meek Mill: 2
Mystikal: 2
Outkast: 2
Post Malone: 2
Silkk the Shocker: 2
The Game: 2
Travis Scott: 2
Wu-Tang Clan: 2

Edited August 8, 2023 by onewillowsilk

[GoodGuyGoneGhetto]

Eminem slaying. 
 

50 Cent’s peak was so huge. He was truly the supreme between 2003-2007. 
 

I also had no idea Jay-Z was consistent on the BB200. A damn legend. 

Edited July 9, 2023 by GoodGuyGoneGhetto

[NEX]

54 minutes ago, onewillowsilk said:

11. 803,000 — Snoop Dogg — Doggystyle (1993)

The most shocking one tbh. Crazy number for 93

[Riot]

40 minutes ago, =NEX= said:

The most shocking one tbh. Crazy number for 93

And it was his debut album too

[umich]

And to think some of these would be higher had it not been for leaks

[chiliam]

53 minutes ago, =NEX= said:

The most shocking one tbh. Crazy number for 93

I also surprise by this. I thought he was just a meme weed rapper who has some hits as feature artist.

[badgirlriri]

Eminem  Jay Wayne

[NEX]

26 minutes ago, chiliam said:

I also surprise by this. I thought he was just a meme weed rapper who has some hits as feature artist.

 

Snoop Dogg is an indisputable legend 

[Rev8]

Biggie

the way he debuted with +400k in his debut

didn't even need controversy to sell, unlike his rival

[onewillowsilk]

53 minutes ago, umich said:

And to think some of these would be higher had it not been for leaks

Drake's first 3 albums (Thank Me Later, Take Care & Nothing Was the Same) all leaked WEEKS before they were set to drop because physical versions of the albums were made to be released on the same day they dropped on iTunes. 

[onewillowsilk]

1 hour ago, GoodGuyGoneGhetto said:

Eminem slaying. 
 

50 Cent’s peak was so huge. He was truly the supreme between 2003-2007. 
 

I also had no idea Jay-Z was consistent on the BB200. A damn legend. 

Jay-Z was doing 500k+ first week still as recently as 2013 despite debuting in 1996 but his albums never serve longevity chart-wise. 

[Fastlane]

Great research!

 

[GoodGuyGoneGhetto]

23 minutes ago, Rev8 said:

Biggie

the way he debuted with +400k in his debut

didn't even need controversy to sell, unlike his rival

Tupac, at least, released three hyper-acclaimed albums that are still remembered, referenced and influential today. 
 

Biggie?

 

 

[Rev8]

5 minutes ago, GoodGuyGoneGhetto said:

Tupac, at least, released three hyper-acclaimed albums that are still remembered, referenced and influential today. 
 

Biggie?

 

 

Ofc he did

He had Years to prepare with unreleased material and name-building

 

 

Biggie literally came into the Game - Banging

and still got 2 out of 2, which cant be said for the other!

 

No wonder Pac got jealous and started a fight

[GoodGuyGoneGhetto]

1 hour ago, Rev8 said:

Ofc he did

He had Years to prepare with unreleased material and name-building

 

 

Biggie literally came into the Game - Banging

and still got 2 out of 2, which cant be said for the other!

 

No wonder Pac got jealous and started a fight

All of this…

 

Yet Pac was the bigger artist, celebrity and overall pop culture figure and still is even in death. The “years of name building and unreleased material” wouldn’t have a difference if he already wasn’t that boy.

 

 

Unfortunately, Biggie didn’t get to experience his biggest album because, well…

 

 

Not you mentioning jealousy when Diddy was crafting Biggie to compete with Pac and the West Coast dominance. 
 

 

 

Edited July 9, 2023 by GoodGuyGoneGhetto

[SwiftLover]

Most 1M+ weeks - Eminem

[KatyPrismSpirit]

Wow amazing research done here.  I really appreciate it

[Rev8]

5 hours ago, GoodGuyGoneGhetto said:

All of this…

 

Yet Pac was the bigger artist, celebrity and overall pop culture figure and still is even in death. The “years of name building and unreleased material” wouldn’t have a difference if he already wasn’t that boy.

 

 

Unfortunately, Biggie didn’t get to experience his biggest album because, well…

 

 

Not you mentioning jealousy when Diddy was crafting Biggie to compete with Pac and the West Coast dominance. 
 

 

 

 Was he the bigger artist?
Biggie was already coming out with big ass CLASSICS

 

Also, who expected Big to be a bigger celebrity/pop figure, he himself knew he was fat and ugly

while Pac was going around acting like a pretty boy,promoting himself in movies and whatelse

 

He didn't became the Cult figure that he was, until he started dissing the East Coast and in turn, his death - which lead him to be more remembered as what he was

 

 

 

5 hours ago, GoodGuyGoneGhetto said:

Unfortunately, Biggie didn’t get to experience his biggest album because, well…

 

Fortunately for Pac and his fans, Big didn't get to do 4 albums, you are right

 

 

5 hours ago, GoodGuyGoneGhetto said:

Not you mentioning jealousy when Diddy was crafting Biggie to compete with Pac and the West Coast dominance. 

WHAT dominance did PAC have for Diddy to be crafting That for Biggie?! u funny

If was making Big compete with anyone, it was maybe Snoop and Dre

 

 

Ain't no one aiming to be competing with a rapper who couldn't get a GOLD certification for their album and didn't even Enter the Top 10 with his singles

[Ger]

Super long and complete list, thanks!

 

Although I wouldn't personally consider Limp Bizkit as Hip-Hop, I see them more as a nu metal band with hip-hop influences.

 

Eminem is such a legend.

[PoisonedIvy]

I wasn’t allowed to listen to non-gospel music from birth until around 2008 or 9; so while I -was- witnessing Wayne’s cultural prominence at the time, his peak is understandable to me; What I don’t comprehend is 50’s. I was younger and couldn’t listen to secular music but HOW was he so consumed  it’s impressive 

 

Actually, all of this is hella impressive. Hip hop seems to be THEE strongest genre after pop & rock. 

[Steve Johnson]

Eminent, the true king of rap. 

[onewillowsilk]

10 hours ago, Ger-55 said:

Super long and complete list, thanks!

 

Although I wouldn't personally consider Limp Bizkit as Hip-Hop, I see them more as a nu metal band with hip-hop influences.

 

Eminem is such a legend.

Post Malone made the list, no way they weren't making the list lol.

[onewillowsilk]

10 hours ago, WeFoundTrouble said:

I wasn’t allowed to listen to non-gospel music from birth until around 2008 or 9; so while I -was- witnessing Wayne’s cultural prominence at the time, his peak is understandable to me; What I don’t comprehend is 50’s. I was younger and couldn’t listen to secular music but HOW was he so consumed  it’s impressive 

 

Actually, all of this is hella impressive. Hip hop seems to be THEE strongest genre after pop & rock. 

50 Cent was so big that even the G-Unit group albums and solo albums by G-Unit artists Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo were scoring massive debuts and going Platinum just off their proximity to 50 Cent. His peak and reign was otherworldly. 

[Yuanyu]

Great List

 

Here are some data to complete your list

 

235K - Busta Rhymes - E.L.E. (Extinction Level Event) (1998)

205K – Puff Daddy - Forever – (1999)

213K – Eve - Let There Be... EVE--Ruff Ryders' First – (1999)

280K -Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – BTNHResurrection – (2000)

209K - LL Cool J - G.O.A.T  – (2000)

205K - Xzibit – Restless (2000)

256K - P. Diddy & Bad Boy Records -  We Invented the Remix– (2002)

246 – 50 Cent - The New Breed (2003)

225K Snoop Dogg  - R&G (Rhythm & Gangsta): The Masterpiece (2004)438K - The Notorious B.I.G – Duets (2005)

[onewillowsilk]

On 7/10/2023 at 1:01 PM, Yuanyu said:

Great List

 

Here are some data to complete your list

 

235K - Busta Rhymes - E.L.E. (Extinction Level Event) (1998)

205K – Puff Daddy - Forever – (1999)

213K – Eve - Let There Be... EVE--Ruff Ryders' First – (1999)

280K -Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – BTNHResurrection – (2000)

209K - LL Cool J - G.O.A.T  – (2000)

205K - Xzibit – Restless (2000)

256K - P. Diddy & Bad Boy Records -  We Invented the Remix– (2002)

246 – 50 Cent - The New Breed (2003)

225K Snoop Dogg  - R&G (Rhythm & Gangsta): The Masterpiece (2004)438K - The Notorious B.I.G – Duets (2005)

Great finds! I've updated the OP.