Songs From Drake's Three-Track EP 'Scary Hours 2' Projected to Sell a Combined 1 Million Units
The project also has a fighting chance to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.
Drake‘s latest EP Scary Hours 2 is projected to open with big numbers on next week’s Billboard charts.
According to HITS Daily Double, the EP’s three tracks — “What’s Next,” “Wants and Needs” with Lil Baby and “Lemon Pepper Freestyle” with Rick Ross — could possibly sell a combined 1 million units in its first week with 140 to 170 million streams. DJ Akademiks also added that Scary Hours 2 is looking to debut with an estimated 110,000 total equivalent album units, giving it a fighting chance to open at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. Meanwhile, Chart Data shared that “What’s Next” is “currently pacing” for a No. 1 debut on the Billboard Hot 100.
Scary Hours 2 dropped earlier this March 2021 and can be seen as a prelude to Drizzy’s delayed studio album, Certified Lover Boy. A release date for the full-length project is yet to be announced, but Ak claimed that he was told by the 6 God himself that CLB will be dropping by April 2021.
Songs from @Drake‘s ‘Scary Hours 2 EP’ could sell a combined 1 million units first week in the US.
— chart data (@chartdata) March 6, 2021
Drake – “Scary Hours 2” EP on pace to sell 110k first week.
— DJ Akademiks (@Akademiks) March 6, 2021
Drake’s “What’s Next” is currently pacing for a #1 debut on next week’s Hot 100.
— chart data (@chartdata) March 7, 2021
In related news, Drake and his OVO Sound imprint relaunched OVO Sound Radio with a 24-hour channel on SiriusXM.
