Trey Songz' recently released album Trigga is projected to be quite a hit.
According to Billboard, the album is expected to earn Songz his second No. 1 album.
Forecasters say Trigga, which was released July 1, could sell 90,000 to 100,000 copies by July 6. If the industry predictions are correct, Songz will be sitting on top of the Billboard 200.
Apparently 50 Cent is willing to help the "Na Na" crooner reach his goal.
Upon the album's release, 50 stopped by a local Best Buy and cleaned out the store.
In fact, MTV got wind that 50 even asked a sales associate to check if they had more available that weren't on display on the shelves.
"@treysongz I BROUGHT THE STORE. NO CD's left in best buy,in Pittsburgh tell the label i said reship LMAO," he wrote via Twitter.
Songz got wind of the G-Unit rapper's support and showed his appreciation on social media tweeting, "@50cent that's 100!!!"
The two worked together on "Smoke," off of 50 Cent's recent Animal Ambition.
Trigga features guest spots by Nicki Minaj, Mila J, Ty Dolla $ign, Juicy J and Justin Bieber.
"It's vulnerable, but it's harsh," Songz said of the album. "Trigga's a bit unapologetic, a little vulgar sometimes."
The singer nabbed his first No. 1 album with 2012's Chapter V. The album sold 135,000 copies in its first week.
