Yeat’s “Luh Leakyz Vol. 1” Debuts at No. 39 on the Billboard 200


Yeat’s fan-focused collection enters the Billboard 200 after a string of higher-charting releases.

Yeat keeps giving his audience more music, and Luh Leakyz Vol. 1 has now landed at No. 39 on the Billboard 200. The collection brings together fan-demanded tracks from different periods, with several songs also connected to his Fortnite collaboration.

It’s a smaller chart opening than his biggest releases, but those earlier results deserve some perspective. 2 Alivë and Lyfë reached No. 6 and No. 10 in 2022. AftërLyfe followed at No. 4, while 2093 reached No. 2 with a 70,000-unit debut.

His first No. 1 came with LYFESTYLE, which opened with approximately 89,000 units. He later added DANGEROUS SUMMER at No. 9 and this year’s ADL at No. 5, building a substantial run of top-10 entries.

For me, the appeal of this tape is how naturally Yeat settles into his familiar sound. The cool, unbothered delivery works, the bragging feels effortless, and the production has that muddy, futuristic knock I enjoy.

Another month, another random Yeat project—and somehow, I’m fully on board. Assuming this is his last release of the year, the Portland native has had a fantastic 2026.




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