Nicki Minaj & Lil Baby’s “Do We Have A Problem?” Rockets To #1 On US iTunes Song Sales Chart

“Do We Have A Problem” flies up the US iTunes chart.

Nicki Minaj’s “Do We Have A Problem? (featuring Lil Baby)” is making an unsurprisingly strong opening day statement on the US iTunes store.

The song, which launched late Thursday/early Friday, rocketed to #1 on the store’s all-genre song sales chart shortly after release. It remains atop the listing as of press time at 1:25AM ET Friday.

“Do We Have A Problem?” seized the throne from the megahit “Encanto” single “We Don’t Talk About Bruno.”

In addition to sharing the audio, Minaj released a 9-minute cinematic music video for the new single.

Lil Baby and Gucci Mane Headline Chart Topping 'Predicted Platinum' Comp Hosted by Khao and The DJ Grid

Grammy-nominated producer, Khao releases a new synergistic, collegial album titled, “Predicted Platinum” which has already peaked the iTunes Charts at #6 over the weekend.

The album is hosted by “The DJ Grid” and consists of a compilation of Khao’s hit productions and collaborations with Khao Music Group’s most talented artists, along with major recording artists such as Gucci Mane, Lil Baby, YBN Namir, Arrested Development, Amara La Negra, BigBankBandz and last but not least, a host of independent recording artists and labels such as “Bag Music Group’s” artists “Kittie Red” and “AD” as well as Villieion Empire’s “BTK Villieion.”

“Predicted Platinum” is expected to be a continuing series with new slots currently available for serious independent artists and labels with a minimal budget.

Artists and labels can send submissions at kmgdistro.com. Once chosen, artists may receive other opportunities which includes marketing, play-listing, promotions and a promotional spotlight on Khao Music Group’s platforms.

The project affords an opportunity for artists to gain exposure on a national platform in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, in which physical sales of recorded music revenues have decreased by more than one-third. As numerous music events, including music festivals, concert tours, award shows, and the like were cancelled or postponed, impacts are experienced across all genres and sectors of the industry.

“While having conversations with my peers regarding the current state of the industry and the manner in which the lack of sales, shows and promotions has affected major and independent recording artists. Therefore, I decided to reach out to “The DJ Grid” and we came up with the project to allow independent artists to fill slots on the album alongside the major artists to give them an opportunity to experience increased success alongside major recording artists,” states Khao. Purchase the album exclusively online here.