Nicki Minaj is cementing herself to rap domination as her fifth album, "Pink Friday 2," continues to achieve more success on the charts.
After debuting atop the Billboard 200, 14 of Nicki Minaj's "Pink Friday 2" have managed to chart on the genre-blending singles list despite the Christmas Season chart rush.
Nicki Minaj 'Pink Friday 2' Billboard Hot 100 Chart Rankings
According to Luminate via Billboard, Nicki Minaj has managed to introduce 14 new songs on the Billboard Hot 100 charts.
The highest among the rankings is the beat-pumping track "Everybody (ft. Lil Uzi Vert)," which sampled Junior Senior's 2002 song "Move Your Feet" at No. 26.
Coming in at No. 34 is Nicki Minaj and Drake's comeback collaboration, "Needle." Sources say that the song was supposed to be released on Drake's "For All The Dogs."
At No. 42 is the now-viral "FTCU," followed by "Barbie Dangerous" at No. 58. Coming in at No. 60 is the Billie Eilish-sampled "Are You Gone Already," which has been considered one of Minaj's most vulnerable track to date as she painfully recalls how her son, Papa Bear, could not meet her later father anymore.
Nicki Minaj and J.Cole's link-up, "Let Me Calm Down," arrived at No. 63, followed by "Beep Beep" at No. 64.
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"Big Difference" arrives at No. 73, a song she had teased during a performance at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards while "Fallin 4 U" comes at No. 74.
Tate Kobang makes his Billboard Hot 100 debut with "RNB" along with Lil Wayne, while Cyndi Lauper's "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun"-sampled "Pink Friday Girls" sits at No. 82.
Lourdiz also makes her chart debut at No. 87 with "Cowgirl," while "Pink Birthday" sat at No. 89. Minaj's previously scrapped song "Bahm Bahm," is back on the album, coming in at No. 95.
Notably, only three new tracks failed to debut on the Hot 100 charts - "My Life," "Just The Memories," "Forward from Trini (ft. Skillibeng and Skeng)", "Nicki Hendrix (ft. Future)," and "Blessings (ft. Tasha Cobbs Leonard)."
Surprisingly, all of Nicki Minaj's lead singles for "Pink Friday 2" did not go recurrent on this week's charts - "Super Freaky Girl (No. 1)," "Red Ruby Da Sleaze (No. 13)," and "Last Time I Saw You (No. 23)."
Nicki Minaj's "Pink Friday 2" arrived at the No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart with 228,000 album equivalent units, making her the only female rapper in history to have three No. 1 albums.
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