Future's High Off Life punched in at No. 1 on the most recent Billboard 200 chart, after earning 153,000 equivalent album units for its debut week (which ran through May 21). 16,000 of those units came from album sales, while almost all the others were streamed. These numbers fall slightly short of what was projected less than a week ago, but still allowed him to easily cruise to the top spot. Additionally, his showing represents the seventh time he's hit No. 1 on the albums chart, and also gives him his biggest ever week, in terms of units moved, that he's had after putting out a solo album (passing 2015's DS2, which moved 151,000 units when it launched).