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You guys liked when we did this with J. Cole’s new album The Off-Season, so we’re back with another song revenue report for Lil Baby and Lil Durk’s collaborative studio album The Voice of the Heroes. Grossing just under $1,000,000 in its first week out, we’re taking a close look into how well Baby and Durk’s new project has been performing, dissecting the performance of each song to show you what people have been vibing with the most.

With Lil Baby and Lil Durk preparing to hit the road for the Back Outside tour, their new album has been making a strong impact on the hip-hop charts for the last two weeks. After debuting at #1, Hits Daily Double took a look at how each song was performing, determining which tracks were picking up the most revenue. 

According to the chart, “Hats Off” featuring Travis Scott has been the top earner from the album, grossing over $104,000. “Voice of the Heroes” made $86,000 in its first week out, “2040” pocketed $76,000 for the duo, and “Still Runnin” got them $70,000. 

Take a look at the graphic below to see what each song earned from the album and if you’re looking for more content like this, check out our similar piece for J. Cole’s album The Off-Season here.

The Weeknd’s mass appeal is undeniable. While he once enticed fans with an aura of mystique and angsty, drug-fuelled lyricism, the Canadian melodist has since elevated into a global superstar. Commercially speaking, his stat block is enough to keep him in conversation with some of pop music’s greatest icons. Especially in the wake of his latest album After Hours, which has housed some of his biggest hits yet.

One such hit includes “Blinding Lights,” an eighties-inspired anthem that earned the Weeknd the most successful single of his career. In 2020, the track soared to new heights as Spotify’s most-streamed song and currently sits as the second-most streamed song (after Ed Sheeran’s “Shape Of You”) in the platform’s history. Currently sitting at 8X platinum with diamond soon to follow, it would appear that The Weeknd’s “Blinding Light” has now set yet another record.

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In a post shared by XO co-founder Amir “Cash” Esmailian, who also co-manages The Weeknd, he confirms that “Blinding Lights” has become the first solo song to spend eighty weeks on the Hot 100 charts — and don’t expect that number to slow down. At this moment, the song currently sits in the seventeenth position, an impressive accomplishment given that it was originally released in November of 2019. And to think, it didn’t even receive a whiff of Grammy appreciation.

Check out The Weeknd’s new milestone below, and sound off in the comments if you’ve been keeping “Blinding Lights” on steady rotation — if so, you’re surely not alone. 

If you’ve been keeping up with the NBA, you likely already know that the New Orleans Pelicans recently just fired head coach Stan Van Gundy after spending just one season with the team. Following the move, reports surfaced suggesting Pelicans power forward Zion Williamson’s family is upset with the team. 

As for who should be considered to man the helm of the team now, TMZ Sports recently spoke with rap mogul Master P, née Percy Miller,  about the drama surrounding his hometown team. The former basketball player, who also has two sons he’s coached through their high school career, told the outlet that he thinks he would be an excellent fit as the new head coach, adding that Zion and his family would be very satisfied with the move. 

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Chris Brown is reportedly under investigation for his alleged role in a battery case, being accused by a woman of smacking part of her weave off. The incident reportedly took place over the weekend with the woman claiming that Brown hit her so hard in the back of her head that part of her weave fell out. She reportedly did not sustain any other visible injuries.

As the world reacts to yet another reported battery incident involving singer Chris Brown, the recording artist is taking to his major social media platform to try and shift the narrative in his favor, claiming that the stories are all lies.

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“YALL SO DAMN [CAP] [laughing emojis],” wrote Chris Brown on Instagram Stories this morning. So far, that’s all he’s had to say about the latest batch of accusations against him. 

Fans have been pointing out that Chris is regularly caught up in these kinds of allegations, noting that it seems to happen every single year. We will continue to keep you updated as any and all updates are reported in this case.

Recently, CB has been teasing the release of some new music, telling fans that he wants them to wait before he blesses them. Last year, he announced that his next album would be called Breezy. He is featured on a brand new song with Wale, which you can check out here.

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