Hip Hop Single Sales: Eminem & Beyoncé's "Walk On Water" Debuts At #1

 Eminem’s “Walk On Water single with Beyoncé was met with lukewarm reviews, but that didn’t stop the song from peaking at #1 on the R&B/Hip Hop Single Sales chart this week.
The motion picture soundtrack for the Netflix film Bright starring Will Smith is out, and Ty Dolla $ign’s “Darkside” track with Future and songstress Kiiara from the OST has earned the biggest gain at #7 for the week ending on November 16. G-Eazy’s latest single “The Plan” debuts at #11 this week, making it his second single in the Top 20.
For the longest time, Post Malone, Cardi B and Logic haved dominated the Top 3 spots of the R&B/Hip Hop Single Sales charts but things are shaking up. Post and 21 Savage’s “Rockstar” has been reduced to #2 and sales for Logic’s “1-800-273-8255” featuring Khalid and Alessia Cara fell 19 percent, dropping it to #6. Nevertheless, Cardi B is holding tight to the #3 spot with “Bodak Yellow.”

Eminem & Beyoncé “Walk On Water” Debuts At #1
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Eminem’s first single off his highly-anticipated album Revival, “Walk On Water” featuring Beyoncé, has peaked at #1 on the R&B/Hip Hop Single Sales charts this week. The Rick Rubin and Skylar Gray-produced record sold 64,460 in pure digital downloads.

The number in bold indicates this week’s sales, while the number in parentheses represents the total number of digital singles sold.
#1. Eminem f. Beyoncé — “Walk On Water” — 64,460
#2. Post Malone f. 21 Savage — “Rockstar” — 52,724 (464,883)
#3. Cardi B – “Bodak Yellow” — 24,677 (607,743)
#4. G-Eazy f. A$AP Rocky & Cardi B  — “No Limit” — 18,242 (127,766)
#5. Lil Pump — “Gucci Gang” — 18,041 (84,888)
#6. Logic — “1-800-273-8255” — 16,129 (604,937)
#7. Ty Dolla $ign & Future f. Kiiara — “Darkside” — 14,373 (444)
#8. Post Malone — “I Fall Apart” — 13,395 (175,762)
#9. Khalid — “Young Dumb & Broke” — 13,163 (262,990)
#10. Migos f. Nicki Minaj & Cardi B – “MotorSport” — 11,615 (61,797)

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