Pop princess Hannah Montana assumed the #1 spot again, after a week at #2. Bad Boy Records' Day 26 [click to read] shocked some with a debut #2 position of their latest, Forever In A Day. L.O.X./D-Block member Jadakiss [click to read] fell three spots in a second week of his The Last Kiss [click to read]. Jada inches closer to the 200,000 mark, impressive for the Def Jam artist.

Keri Hilson's In A Perfect World... [click to read] remained in the Top 15 for a fourth week, maintaining her status as Interscope's present R&B flagship artist, with considerable radio and video play. Hip Hop favorite Prince fell to Top 15, with his Target-exclusive three-album set, LOtUSFLOW3R independent project. The-Dream closed out the top five selling urban artists, with his Love Vs. Money [click to read] sophomore album, another Def Jam product. The work, selling 20,000 a week at this point, may stretch to go gold. 

Top 200 Album Sales (Top 5 Hip Hop/R&B)

UGK [click to read] fell considerably from previous weeks with UGK 4 Life [click to read]. Pimp C's posthumous group album with Bun B still continues to defy expectations, as the group's nearly 20 year tenure with Jive Records comes to its final release.

Boss Of All Bosses [click to read], Slim Thug's [click to read] latest, continues to push towards six figure sales, impressive for a Rap independent. Another southern Rap veteran, Pastor Troy, did an impressive 4,000-plus debut week units of his latest, SMC Records project, Feel Me Or Kill Me [click to read]. The record was just units above MIMS' [click to read] sophomore, Guilt [click to read], a EMI major label release. 

Will Ross or Roth take the top urban spot next week? How will Mr. Lif fare? Stay on HipHopDX to know.