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So many of y'all are so confuse.
The 460 figure came from HipHopDX. Soundscan sends them their charts and they're allowed to post the Top 10 R&B/Hip-Hop albums each week, with actual figures.
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Position on Billboard 200 | Artist - Album | Equivalent Sales (Pure Sales) [Streams]
#8 The Weeknd - Beauty Behind the Madness - 31,767 (10,626) [19,506,593]
#9 Various Artists - 2016 Grammy Nominees - 30,698 (30,698) [0]
#10 Bryson Tiller - Trapsoul - 30,516 (9,461) [24,909,617]
#12 G-Eazy - When It's Dark Out - 27,147 (7,436) [16,422,860]
#13 Fetty Wap - Fetty Wap - 21,871 (4,221) [14,946,887]
#15 Tank - Sex Love & Pain II - 20,736 (17,758) [2,168,445]
#20 Chris Brown - Royalty - 17,674 (9,028) [7,804,180]
#25 J. Cole - 2014 Forest Hills Drive - 17,043 (5,405) [13,307,674]
#26 Drake and Future - What a Time to Be Alive - 16,918 (2,297) [15,136,435]
#27 Rihanna - ANTI - 15,896 (460) [4,239,279]
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http://hiphopdx.com/news/id.37298/ti...nk-the-grammys
The 460 sales are from TIDAL. It was the only place in the world selling the album before the new tracking week. They put it on sale around 9 PM Thursday night after it 'accidentally' leaked on their site, and the tracking week ended 11:59 Thursday.
460 sales from 9 PM EST / 6 PM PST to Midnight. The funny part is I think Billboard's tracking week doesn't end til Midnight for each timezone, so she actually had up to 6 hours for sales on the west coast. 
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