Cardi B’s “AM I THE DRAMA?” continues to reign supreme.
TOP 5
5. Take Care – Drake (20k)
This has to be Drake’s best album, right? Fourteen years later and it’s still sitting in the top five when it comes to sales — that’s insane. Like, who doesn’t own this album by now? What are they still streaming for, a hidden bonus track? This album sold more than $ome $exy $ongs 4 U?
4. Doja Cat – Vie (20k)
I always knew Vie would age like fine wine. Why? Because that’s precisely what Doja’s other albums have done. Remember Hot Pink? Its first-week numbers were so low you can barely even find them online now. Fast forward, and it’s one of her most celebrated projects. With all of Doja’s recent TV appearances and “Gorgeous” getting heavy radio play, it’s no shock that VIE keeps performing well — the momentum feels earned.
3. Make America Slime Again – YoungBoy Never Broke Again (20k)
This is one of those rare moments where a single track is carrying an entire album’s momentum — and that track is “Shot Callin.” Since its release, it’s been steadily climbing, easily becoming NBA YoungBoy’s biggest song in years. On top of that, he’s dominating on tour right now, proving there’s still major demand for his sound and presence.
2. Young Thug – UY SCUTI (20k)
Every week UY SCUTI lands this high on the charts, it gives Thugger more reason to call the album a win. I’ll be honest — I haven’t revisited it much since its release (I’m a very busy man), but clearly, some of the tracks have found new life. “Pipe Down” with Travis Scott and “Walk Down” featuring 21 Savage seem to be leading the resurgence. Thugger also dropped a deluxe version with seven extra tracks, but unfortunately, none of them really hit for me.
1. AM I THE DRAMA? – Cardi B (64k)
If it weren’t for Taylor Swift literally dropping the biggest album of all time, I think Cardi B’s AM I THE DRAMA? would be getting a lot more attention. Every single track on the album has already surpassed 3 million streams, with songs like “Magnet” still climbing fast. Out of all the albums released this year, this one feels the most natural — the most Cardi. Nothing feels forced, nothing feels overly polished; it’s just her being loud, honest, and entertaining as ever.
Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.
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