Gucci Mane Top Selling Rap Artist Of the Week
Although many critics question his musical ability, despite the fact that he is now in Jail and having to weather management allegations of being accused of fraud, Gucci Mane continues to sell and please his fan base. More Below.
I’m hearing the album is on point, so congratulations to Gucci Mane for selling 89,000 copies of his new album, The State vs. Radric Davis. The Atlanta rapper’s major label album debuts at the number 11 spot and places him as the top selling rapper for this week. We can’t say that we are all that surprised So Icey has one of the biggest street movements in the game right now. Now it will be up to management to keep the record sales flowing while Gucci Remains incarcerated.
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Good ! Now they can put more money on his books.