Roddy Ricch Debuts at No. 1 on Billboard 200 With 'Please Excuse Me for Being Antisocial'

Coachella 2020 is just a few months away, and the world famous California music festival has revealed its full lineup. Rage Against the Machine, Travis Scott, and Frank Ocean are set to headline the three-day, two-weekend music festival.

U.S. media and tech giants are likely to face increased pressure in Russia next year as various laws are being tightened.Under a piece of legislation that comes into effect on July 1, all computers and mobile devices sold in Russia will have to have pre-installed Russian software, which some foreign tech companies, including Apple, are unwilling to do.In Apple's case, the U.S.

Harry Styles’ Fine Line album leads the Billboard 200 chart for a second week, as the set earned 89,000 equivalent album units in the U.S. in the week ending Dec.

Roddy Ricch has been inspired by some of hip-hop’s biggest names, from getting Kendrick Lamar’s advice as a young rapper to earning Grammy nominations for his feature on Nipsey Hussle’s “Racks in the Middle.” The rising Compton MC recently spoke to Complex, where he reflected on being “real with myself” about his modern musical influences.

Roddy Ricch’s debut studio album, Please Excuse Me for Being Antisocial, entered the Billboard 200 at No. 1, with an impressive 101,000 equivalent album units. The breakout hit from the project, “The Box,” has received a boost from a TikTok meme centering around a memorable squeaking sound in 30 Roc’s production.

Harry Styles lands his second No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 chart, as his sophomore effort Fine Line makes a huge debut atop the list.The set, which was released on Dec.

As “Weird Al” Yankovic’s manager for nearly 40 years, Jay Levey helped the comedian-musician earn 827 million views on YouTube, 11 Billboard Hot 100 titles, led by “Eat It” (1984, No. 12) and “White & Nerdy” (2006, No. 9 peak), and 10.3 million total albums sold in the U.S., since Nielsen Music began monitoring retail sales in 1991. 

JAY-Z dropped his annual Year-End Picks playlist for 2019 today, revealing his favorite songs of the year.

It’s a December morning, and Craig Kallman is caught between cities, and perhaps years, too.

The Top Dawg Entertainment family took over Watts in South Los Angeles on Wednesday (Dec. 18) for the Nickerson Gardens 6th annual Toy Drive & Giveaway, hosted by Watts' own Jay Rock at the Nickerson Gardens Boys & Girls Club.

Misty Copeland is giving fans a glimpse into what she calls «the reality of the ballet world.»

Mustard lands his second No. 1 on Billboard’s Rhythmic Songs airplay chart as “Ballin’,” featuring Roddy Ricch, climbs 3-1 on the list dated Dec. 21. The track soared 22% in plays in the week ending Dec. 15, according to Nielsen Music, enough to receive the weekly Greatest Gainer honor.

If you haven't seen Daddy Yankee yet, you still have time. The Puerto Rican superstar announced a 12th Con Calma Pal Choli show at Coliseo de Puerto Rico as a Christmas present for all his fans, extending the record as the artist with the most shows at the venue.

Welcome back to Takeover Tuesday, where each week, Billboard taps chart-topping artists and tastemakers to compile their very own playlist exclusive to Billboard's Spotify account. We give the artists free rein to base the list on whatever subject they choose. The only rule? Make it as creative and unique to them as possible.

The pace at which Compton rapper Roddy Ricch has transformed street-level success and high-profile cosigns into commercial superstardom has been not just impressive, but a strong signal of a significant artist in the making. This year, he's been nominated for three Grammys thanks to standout features on Nipsey Hussle's “Racks in the Middle" and Mustard's "Ballin." Just yesterday, Billboard announced that his debut album Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial would bow at No.

The recent news of Juice WRLD’s death at the age of 21 resulted in an outpouring of grief, as fans honored his life’s work by streaming his music. Following the Chicago rapper’s passing on Dec. 8, both his debut album, Goodbye & Good Riddance, and former No. 1 album, Death Race for Love, landed back in the Top 10 of the Billboard 200.