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    Rod Wave Nabs First No. 1 Album on Billboard 200 Chart With 'SoulFly'

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    The musician’s new album, which earns 130,000 equivalent album units in its debut week, marks the biggest streaming week for an RnB/hip-hop album in 2021 in terms of units earned.

    Apr 5, 2021

    AceShowbiz –
    Congratulations are in order for Rod Wave. The singer earns his very first No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 chart after his album “SoulFly” debuts atop Billboard 200 chart. The set bows with 130,000 equivalent album units earned in the U.S. in the week ending April 1, according to MRC Data.

    “SoulFly” marks the biggest streaming week for an R&B/hip-hop album in 2021 in terms of units earned. Of the number, SEA units comprise 126,000, equaling 189.2 million on-demand streams of the album’s song. Album sales are 4,000 while less than 1,000 are in the form of TEA units.

    Back to this week’s chart, Justin Bieber’s former leader “Justice” slips one spot to No. 2 in its second week after earning 100,000 equivalent album units. Justin avoids further chart-dropping with the release of a deluxe edition of the album on March 26, dubbed the “Triple Chucks Deluxe”, which features six bonus tracks to the album’s original 16 tracks.

    At No. 3 is NF’s “Clouds (The Mixtape)” which earns 86,000 equivalent album units in its debut week. The album marks the rapper’s third Top 10 album and fifth charting album following “The Search”, “Perception”, “Therapy Session” and “Mansion”.

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    Joining other new entries this week is Carrie Underwood’s “My Savior” that debuts at No. 4 with 73,000 equivalent album units earned. Morgan Wallen’s “Dangerous: The Double Album”, which spent its first 10 weeks at No. 1, further plummets from No. 3 to No. 5 with 63,000 equivalent album units. Meanwhile, The Weeknd’s hits compilation “The Highlights” soars high from No. 15 to No. 6 with 45,000 equivalent album units.

    Occupying No. 7 is Pop Smoke’s former No. 1 “Shoot for the Stars Aim for the Moon” that falls 3 rangs from No. 4 to No. 7 with 38,000 equivalent album units earned. Young Dolph and Key Glock’s new collaborative effort “Dum and Dummer 2” arrives at No. 8 with nearly 36,000 equivalent album units. The pair previously earned their first Top 10 album with “Dum and Dummer” back in 2019.

    Dua Lipa’s “Future Nostalgia” dips from No. 5 to No. 9 this week after earning 35,500 equivalent album units. Meanwhile, closing out the Top 10 is AJR’s new album “OK Orchestra” which bows with 32,000 equivalent album units earned.

    Top Ten of Billboard 200:

    “SoulFly” – Rod Wave (130,000 units)
    “Justice” – Justin Bieber (100,000 units)
    “Clouds (The Mixtape)” – NF (86,000 units)
    “My Savior” – Carrie Underwood (73,000 units)
    “Dangerous: The Double Album” – Morgan Wallen (3,000 units)
    “Highlights” – The Weeknd (45,000 units)
    “Shoot for the Stars Aim for the Moon” – Pop Smoke (38,000 units)
    “Dum and Dummer 2” – Young Dolph and (Key Glock) (nearly 36,000 units)
    “Future Nostalgia” – Dua Lipa (35,000 units)
    “OK Orchestra” – AJR (32,000 units)

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      Rod Wave Ridiculed After Stage Collapses

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      Though the ‘Rags2Riches’ hitmaker seems to be okay despite the scary incident, fellow hip-hop star Sukihana and others blast Internet trolls who accuse the overweight rapper of causing the stage collapse.

      Nov 2, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Rod Wave survived a stage collapse over the weekend. The rapper and his entourage were walking down the stage during a concert in Atlanta on Halloween night, Saturday, October 31, when the stage underneath them crashed down.
      The “Rags2Riches” hitmaker just came out after being introduced to perform at Morris Brown College. He barely sang his song when the stage collapsed while he and his crew had a big walkout to get to the front of the stage.
      Rod himself took to Instagram to share a video of the incident, showing several people falling into a hole created by the busted stage. The 21-year-old artist, meanwhile, did not end up in the vacated pit, but he did fall down nonetheless.
      He was pulled up with some assistance after the fall and seemed to be okay as he was able to joke about the incident afterward. “PIMP DOWN I REPEAT PIMP DOWN,” he wrote in the caption of the video he shared, before deleting the post.

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      As concertgoers were holding up their phones and filmed the incident, footage of the stage collapse from different angles has gone viral on social media. But instead of worrying about Rod, some made fun of the rapper and appeared to blame him for the stage crash.
      “BRO. Maneee HE JUST GOT HERE,” one person wrote along with a clip from the incident. “tryna fall like rod wave in somn rn,” another joked, while someone else quipped, “They should’ve ‘weighted’ until 2020 was over smh.”
      “If I was him , I wouldn’t even go on another stage that’s mad embarrassing,” a fourth user commented on a video of the incident. “this is the funniest thing i’ve ever seen in my life,” another wrote, while someone else exclaimed, “DAMN HE A BIG BOY.”
      Fellow hip-hop artist Sukihana clapped back at the trolls, writing on Twitter, “I seen bout 30 people fall and the only one y’all talking about is Rod wave.. y’all always tryna make fun of fat people.” Another agreed with her, “People just love to talk s**t. That’s not the first time a floor fell threw at a college.”
      “Exactly Rod Wave wasn’t the reason the stage collapsed at all,” another chimed in. “It was a whole rack of bodies that went on stage with him and the problem was whoever made that flimsy cardboard stage needs to be accounted for because when the surface came up we all saw how ironboard thin it was.”
      The concert was canceled after the stage collapsed.

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      PnB Rock Calls Rod Wave His 'Son' Amid Feud

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      The tension between the two rappers starts after PnB criticizes new generations of rappers for their ‘sad asf’ albums, prompting Rod to think that he’s shading him
      Aug 21, 2020
      AceShowbiz – The beef between PnB Rock and Rod Wave has yet to over. After the latter took to his Instagram account to threaten PnB about coming to his home state of Florida, PnB has broken his silence to hit back at Rod.
      Responding to Rod’s claim that he made music for the trenches, PnB said that Rod jocked his style. “I ain’t say nothing about the n***a that’s making music for the trenches. The n***a that’s for the hood. N***a, I do that, dickhead,” PnB Rock ranted during an Instagram Live session. “Rod Wave is my f***in’ son. He makin’ the same music as me. Singing, trappin’, rappin’ — I did that. I’m the one who started it.”
      He continued blasting the “Heart on Ice” rapper, “I did that. Put that s**t in your f***in’ brain and slap it in your f***in’ mind, p***y, ’cause you f***in’ my son.”

      The tension between the two rappers started after PnB criticized new generations of rappers for their “sad asf” albums. “All these lil n***as albums n tapes be sad asf lol like all these lil mfs depressed smh,” PnB wrote on Instagram Stories on Monday. “I can’t listen to this s**t make me wanna go kill myself listening to Dese sad a** Lil boys lol.”
      While PnB didn’t name-drop anyone, fans felt like he was shading Rod, who quickly responded to the post. Writing on Instagram Stories, he said, “Some of you f**k n***as been in Hollywood to long.” He then went bold by tagging PnB’s account and wrote, “put a address on that s**t.”
      He doubled down his response by going on Instagram Live in which he said, “”Put an address on that s**t ’cause I feel like you talkin ’bout me, n***a,” he said on Tuesday. “We ain’t sneak dissin’. If I feel a certain kind of way, n***a, we gon’ address it. N***a, so put an address on that s**t. Now you wanna talk ’bout it’s pressure?”
      He also warned the “Gang Up” spitter about coming to his home state of Florida. “Man, let me tell you something, man. I know you rap n***as love to come to Florida, n***a, From Pensacola, n***a, to Miami, n***a. A n***a will make this s**t rough for you, n***a. A n***a will make this s**t real rough for one of you n***as, bro. You trippin’, bro. You gon’ have to get with one of the opps or another rap n***a, you feel me? Or the police and then you gon’ have to pay $50,000, $60,000 in security every time you come, n***a,” Rod claimed.

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      Rod Wave Doubles Down on His Clapback at PnB Rock by Warning Him

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      During an Instagram Live session, the ‘Heart on Ice’ rapper warns the ‘Gang Up’ spitter, who previously criticized younger rappers who make ‘depressing’ music, about coming to his home state of Florida.
      Aug 20, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Rod Wave isn’t done blasting PnB Rock after the latter appeared to diss him on his recent Instagram post. After responding to PnB’s post about younger rappers who make “depressing” music, Rod further makes sure that he’s not one to back down.
      The “Heart on Ice” rapper doubled down on his response to PnB when he went on Instagram Live session on Tuesday afternoon, August 18. “Put an address on that s**t ’cause I feel like you talkin ’bout me, n***a,” he said. “We ain’t sneak dissin’. If I feel a certain kind of way, n***a, we gon’ address it. N***a, so put an address on that s**t. Now you wanna talk ’bout it’s pressure?”
      He went on warning the “Gang Up” spitter about coming to his home state of Florida. “Man, let me tell you something, man. I know you rap n***as love to come to Florida, n***a, From Pensacola, n***a, to Miami, n***a. A n***a will make this s**t rough for you, n***a. A n***a will make this s**t real rough for one of you n***as, bro. You trippin’, bro. You gon’ have to get with one of the opps or another rap n***a, you feel me? Or the police and then you gon’ have to pay $50,000, $60,000 in security every time you come, n***a,” Rod claimed.
      “I don’t give a f**k where you at, n***a,” he went on to threaten PnB. “From Pensacola to the top to the bottom, b***h. N***a gon’ hear about that. I’ll give a nigga $10,000 on Cash App if they see you anywhere in Florida. In the mall, n***a. Them p***y-a** rental cars you riding ’round. You like to come and get on jet skis and s**t. N***a, stop playing. You better get on this b***h and act like you got some sense, n***a. Talkin ’bout it’s pressure. N***a, I’m from Florida. Do you know what pressure mean? Do you know what that mean?”
      However, Rod hinted that he’s open to end the beef without violence, saying, “I don’t never got to come to Philly or wherever you from, but you n***as love Florida, boy. You gotta be mindful what you get on this internet and say. Now, if you n***as wanna duke it out or talk it out or whatever, but all that pressure, and beef, and it’s smoke and all that, n***a, that means s**t where I’m from.”
      Rod got so worked up after he caught wind of PnB’ post in which he took aim at new generations of rappers for their “sad asf” albums. “All these lil n***as albums n tapes be sad asf lol like all these lil mfs depressed smh,” PnB wrote on Instagram Stories on Monday. “I can’t listen to this s**t make me wanna go kill myself listening to Dese sad a** Lil boys lol.”
      “And these the n***as y’all look up too smh,” he added in a separate post. “lol like even when I was down to my last… down N out…I was happier den dat lol I went out and got it never was sitting around feeling sad and depressed… That’s for suckas new generation s**t I guess.”
      While PnB didn’t name-drop anyone, fans felt like he was shading Rod, who quickly responded to the post. Writing on Instagram Stories, he said, “Some of you f**k n***as been in Hollywood to long.” He then went bold by tagging PnB’s account and wrote, “put a address on that s**t.”
      Rod then said in a video that “rap n***as ain’t connected to reality no more,” which prompted the genre to be overrun with dance and pop music. Concluding the clip, Rod added, “Keep me outta that s**t.”

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      Rod Wave Claps Back at PnB Rock After He Criticizes Young Rappers

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      While PnB doesn’t name-drop anyone, fans feel like his subliminal Instagram posts are directed at Rod, who later responds boldly on his own page on the photo-sharing account.
      Aug 19, 2020
      AceShowbiz – PnB Rock apparently has something to say about the “new generation” of hip-hop artists in the industry. Taking to his Instagram account, the “Gang Up” spitter criticized the young rappers for their “sad asf” albums.
      “All these lil n***as albums n tapes be sad asf lol like all these lil mfs depressed smh,” he wrote on Instagram Stories on Monday, August 17. “I can’t listen to this s**t make me wanna go kill myself listening to Dese sad a** Lil boys lol.”
      “And these the n***as y’all look up too smh,” he added in a separate post. “lol like even when I was down to my last… down N out…I was happier den dat lol I went out and got it never was sitting around feeling sad and depressed… That’s for suckas new generation s**t I guess.”

      While PnB didn’t name-drop anyone, fans felt like he was shading Rod Wave. “If you talking bout rod wave just @ him,” one fan commented. “Awww he needs some attention,” someone else alleged.
      Insulting PnB, another user wrote, “Mans acting like he got bomb albums ?” Another comment read, “If you jealous of ROD WAVE just say that pooh,” while one person defended the new rappers as saying, “At least they’re expressing themselves and not pretending to be happy.”
      PnB’s diss apparently didn’t go unnoticed by Rod. In response to the post, the “Heart on Ice” rapper wrote on Instagram Stories, “Some of you f**k n***as been in Hollywood to long.” He then went bold by tagging PnB’s account and wrote, “put a address on that s**t.”
      Rod then said in a video that “rap n***as ain’t connected to reality no more,” which prompted the genre to be overrun with dance and pop music. Concluding the clip, Rod added, “Keep me outta that s**t.”

      PnB has yet to comment on Rod’s response.

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