At midweek, Black Panther leads The Greatest Showman in the race for #1. After a show-stopping performance of "This Is Me" at the Oscars last weekend, Showman moves up to #2. With three days remaining in the chart week, will it continue to grow and provide a challenge for the top?

Black Panther (TDE/Aftermath/Interscope) 80-85k SPS, 15-17k Sales
The Greatest Showman (Atlantic) 70-75k, 45-49k
Migos (Quality Control/Motown/Capitol) 54-58k, 5-6k
*Tory Lanez (Mad Love/Interscope) 43-48k, 14-16k
Ed Sheeran (Atlantic) 35-38k, 12-14k
Post Malone (Republic) 34-37k, 3-4k
Imagine Dragons (Kidinakorner/Interscope) 28-31k, 9-11k
Kendrick Lamar (TDE/Aftermath/Interscope) 27-30k, 6-7k
Camila Cabello (SYCO/Epic) 24-27k, 4-5k
Bruno Mars (Atlantic) 22-25k, 8-9k
*Tech N9ne (Strange Music) 20-24k, 14-16k
6IX9INE (Scumgang/Tenthousand) 20-24k, 2-3k
Justin Timberlake (RCA) 20-24k, 10-12k
Khalid (Right Hand Music/RCA) 20-23k, 2-3k
Lil Uzi Vert (Generation Now/Atlantic) 20-23k, <1k
Nipsey Hussle (Atlantic) 18-21k, 4-5k
Hamilton (Uptown) 18-21k, 8-9k
Lil Skies (Atlantic) 18-21k, <1k
SZA (TDE/RCA) 17-19k, 3-4k
G-Eazy (RCA) 16-18k, 1-2k

*DEBUTS

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