Roddy Ricch’s “Live Life Fast” album debuts at number four on Billboard 200 chart

On December 17, Roddy Ricch finally released his sophomore album, “Live Life Fast.” This project was led by the hit single, “Late At Night.” Roddy had teased LLF all of 2021, and finally delivered at the end of the year.

LLF contained 18 tracks, with additional appearances from 21 Savage, Kodak Black, Future, Lil Baby, and more. Now, the first week numbers are officially in, and Roddy had a very successful debut.

According to Chart Data, LLF debuts at number four on the Billboard 200 chart. It sold 62,000 units over the past week, with 3,500 coming from pure sales. 76.51 million on-demand streams were also accumulated.

Michael Bublé’s “Christmas” is number two, with 77,000 units. Adele’s “30” remains at number one for a fifth straight week, with a whopping 212,000 units. This is the biggest fifth week sale for an album since Adele’s “25,” in January 2016, with 1.19 million units.

The release of LLF came over two years after Roddy put out his debut studio album, “Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial.” That turned the Compton rapper into a superstar, as it contained the breakout hit record, “The Box.” This month, that single went on to be certified diamond as well.