Eminem, Beyonce, and Rick Ross all made their debut this week, but came out on top? Sales are.


This week marks the first time that Billboard has considered demand streaming and sales of digital songs, plus sales of traditional discs to total consumption.

Shady Records 15th Anniversary compilation SHADYXV debuted at # 3 on the Billboard 200 with 148,000 units (138,000 in album sales). The double-disc set, featuring Eminem, 50 Cent and Matadero, is the second top 10 compilation of the label in 2006 after The Re-Up, which debuted at No. 2.

Rick Ross won his seventh top 10 with billionaire row cover. The album, which features Jay Z, K. Michelle, and R. Kelly, into the No. 6 with 79,000 (74,000 copies sold). This marks his second album the following year Mastermind Mars, which debuted at No. 1 with 179,000 sales.

Beyoncé: More Only EP is ranked No. 8 with 71,000 units. The digital set, which includes new songs and remixes of his 2013 self-titled album sold 43,000 units.

Globalization Pitbull between at No. 18 with 49,000 (38,000 album sales), while Iggy Azalea reclassified looks at No. 27 34 000 (14 000 with sales).

However, no one could beat Taylor Swift. The pop superstar rises 2-1 on the Billboard 200 with his famous 1989 album (339,000 in total).