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Drake's Take Care album was expected to do big first week numbers and it delivered.
Official Nielsen Soundscan numbers come out tomorrow, but according to HitsDailyDouble, the album sold 659,190 copies to easily claim the top spot. Michael Buble's Christmas album will take the No. 2 spot with 170, 071 units sold.
Take Care marks Drake's second consecutive No. 1 selling album following his debut, Thank Me Later, which sold 447,000 it's first week out.
Prior to knowing what Drake's final numbers would be his Young Money boss Lil Wayne spoke to MTV about getting a point across with the disc.
"We expect to work very hard. We expect people to respect our hard work," Weezy said. "Pardon me for sounding however I sound with this statement, but we rich as sh*t. So, numbers and record sales that doesn't matter to none of us. We just wanna get a perfect point across. If we get that done with the album... mission accomplished."
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