This month, Kreayshawn released her oft-delayed debut album, Somethin 'Bout Kreay. Despite no new hit singles, it seemed like the “Gucci, Gucci” rapper might put up surprisingly decent numbers. Kreay still had 500,000-plus Twitter followers and rabid fanbase on her side. Surely, the fact that the project boasts collaborations with Diplo, Kid Cudi, and 2 Chainz would help.
That was not the case when the official first-week sales figures came back. Somethin 'Bout Kreay moved a total of 3,900 units, landing her at the No. 104 spot on the Billboard 200. The numbers were among the worst first-week sales for a major label artist in history. However, she took it in stride on Twitter: "Aware & Don't care."
Kreay doesn’t stand alone. We decided to take a look at other artists who suffered a similar fate. Read on to find out which musicians had albums that didn’t do so well in their first week of release, either.
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Yung Berg's Look What You Made Me
Mims' Guilt
Chester French's Love the Future
Slaughterhouse's Slaughterhouse
Sean Kingston's Tomorrow
Wale's Attention Deficit
Kelis' Flesh Tone
Juvenile's Beast Mode
Lil Boosie's Incarcerated
Ice Cube's I Am the West
N.E.R.D.'s Nothing
Soulja Boy's The Deandre Way
Ghostface Killah's Apollo Kids
David Banner & 9th Wonder's Death of a Pop Star
Lil B's I'm Gay (I'm Happy)
Theophilus London's Timez Are Weird These Days
Waka Flocka Flame & Gucci Mane's Ferrari Boyz
Gucci Mane & V-Nasty's BATYL
Chiddy Bang's Breakfast
Estelle's All Of Me
Too $hort 's No Trespassing
Maino's The Day After Tomorrow
Ja Rule's Pain is Love 2
Diggy's Unexpected Arrival
Obie Trice's Bottoms Up
Death Grips' The Money Store
Travis Porter's From Day 1
Prodigy's H.N.I.C. 3
DMX's Undisputed
Nelly Furtado's The Spirit Indestructible
