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Due to the blazing popularity of the No. 1 single "Crank That (Soulja Boy)," 17-year-old Soulja Boy's artist debut, "souljaboytellem.com" (ColliPark Music/Interscope), debuts at No. 4 with 117,000. "Crank That" has spent four non-consecutive weeks atop the Hot 100 so far.

Sultry R&B singer J. Holiday can also attribute a big chart week to a hit single, "Bed," which fueled sales of his debut "Back of My 'Lac." The Music Line/Capitol album starts at No. 5 with 105,000.

Keyshia Cole's sophomore set, "Just Like You" (Imani/Geffen), falls 2-6 with 94,000 (-67%), while Kanye West's Def Jam album "Graduation" descends 5-7 with 92,000 (-31%).

Trey Songz' Song Book/Atlantic album "Trey Day," the follow-up to his 2005 debut set "I Gotta Make It," starts at No. 11 with 73,000.(He tried his best but I knew it!)