JohnCenaFan28
04-09-2009, 05:08 AM
Los Angeles (E! Online) – For the Black Eyed Peas, The E.N.D. starts on top.
The group's upcoming new album got off to an early start today when its lead single, "Boom Boom Pow," gave the Peas the first Hot 100 chart-topper of their career. Per Billboard.com, the song will rocket 38 spots to debut in first place on tomorrow's chart thanks to a major assist from digital sales.
In fact, selling nearly 465,000 downloads for the week, "Boom Boom Pow" gives the Peas the biggest digital week ever for a group.
Coldplay previously held the high mark after "Viva La Vida" moved 253,000 units last summer. Flo Rida, however, remains the all-around champ with a 636,000-strong download week in February.
While this is the first No. 1 single for will.i.am & Co., Fergie landed three No. 1 hits with her 2006 solo bow, The Dutchess.
The E.N.D., which drops June 9, is the group's first studio album since she found solo success.
-Yahoo!
The group's upcoming new album got off to an early start today when its lead single, "Boom Boom Pow," gave the Peas the first Hot 100 chart-topper of their career. Per Billboard.com, the song will rocket 38 spots to debut in first place on tomorrow's chart thanks to a major assist from digital sales.
In fact, selling nearly 465,000 downloads for the week, "Boom Boom Pow" gives the Peas the biggest digital week ever for a group.
Coldplay previously held the high mark after "Viva La Vida" moved 253,000 units last summer. Flo Rida, however, remains the all-around champ with a 636,000-strong download week in February.
While this is the first No. 1 single for will.i.am & Co., Fergie landed three No. 1 hits with her 2006 solo bow, The Dutchess.
The E.N.D., which drops June 9, is the group's first studio album since she found solo success.
-Yahoo!