base talk Forbes: Frank Ocean is surging on the charts

[Stepfon]

As they wait, Ocean's fans are still in love with his two albums that are still easily available (his project Endless never charted, as it was a visual set). They love them so much, in fact, that both of his projects are on the rise on all the Billboard charts they appear on. This week, Ocean rises on four different charts. He claims two spots on many of those lists, and both of his projects are lifting, so there's a lot of advancing going on when it comes to the Grammy winner's catalog.

 

Between his two successful albums, Ocean's Blonde is the highest-charting. That set jumps up the Billboard 200 to No. 53, improving by six spaces. Blonde moved another 15,231 equivalent units in the past tracking frame, according to Luminate. That sum is down by one single copy from last week, but due to it being a fairly quiet frame on the Billboard 200, the set climbs. Ocean's debut album Channel Orange is also gaining on the Billboard charts this week, though it doesn't appear quite as high as its successor. The fact that it's trailing somewhat is not surprising, as it preceded Blonde by several years. 

 

On this week's Billboard 200, Channel Orange steps up from No. 84 to No. 81. It shifted 12,158 equivalent units last tracking period, which is down less than 1% from the week before. Channel Orange is also moving upward on two of Billboard's R&B-focused tallies. The set lifts three spaces on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums to settle at No. 31. On the Top R&B Albums list, it ascends by just one rung as it makes a home at No. 8.

 

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Imagine if he only promoted his music...

[frankvert]

Eternal, classic albums 

 

Are there any total unit estimates for the albums in the US? 

[HarajukuPrincess]

[Miss Fortune]

Deserves every stream. 

Imagine if Nostalgia Ultra was on streaming. It would eat.