The Game’s new album is expected to sell less than Eminem’s greatest hits compilation album

Couple of days ago, The Game dropped his tenth solo studio album titled Drillmatic – Mind vs. Heart and it includes a song called “The Black Slim Shady,” a diss-track to Eminem.

The track is the longest song on the 31-track album and it references several of Eminem’s own songs including “Stan,” “My Name Is,” “Lose Yourself” and “The Real Slim Shady.”

Earlier this month, Eminem also released his second installment of greatest hits album, Curtain Call 2, which included practically no new songs and it sold 45,000 album units in its first week.

US albums chart update (FINAL; via @HITSDD):
#1 YoungBoy Never Broke Again 114K
#2 Bad Bunny (@sanbenito) 111K
#3 @Beyonce 89K
#4 @MorganWallen 49K
#5 @Eminem 45K
#6 @Harry_Styles 43K
#7 @1future 29K
#8 @theweeknd 28K
#9 @Drake 27K
#10 Steve Lacy 24K
— chart data (@chartdata) August 12, 2022

According to HitsDailyDouble, The Game’s 31-tracked album which features from some big names in music industry, is expected to sell less than 40,000 in it’s first week in US.

If you were looking Eminem’s response to The Game’s diss-track, the answer is here. Slim Shady outsold the Compton rapper with a playlist of his old songs.

The Game projected to sell less than 40k by HitsDD
How much less is still unclear
— Hip Hop By The Numbers (@HipHopNumbers) August 13, 2022