FLIPOVER FRIDAY: NEW ARRIVALS AT iTUNES AND APPLE MUSIC

The debut from BTS member j-hope and the second album from the man who changed his name from Daystar pepper the tops of the iTunes and Apple Music album charts this flipover Friday, while DJ Khaled has the top iTunes single (and a Top 10 Apple Music track).

Hope World from Big Hit’s j-hope is #1 at the iTunes album chart and #20 at Apple Music while Tory Lanez’ Memories Don’t Die (Mad Love/Interscope) opens at #2 on iTunes and is the week’s top debut on Apple Music, coming in at #5. Yes, Tory was born Daystar Peterson.

The 20th album from Kansas City rapper Tech N9ne, Planet (Strange), orbits around #4 followed at #7 by the six-song EP from Mozzy Spiritual Conversations (Mozzy/Empire) at #7.

7 Hills Worship’s self-released four-song EP Volume One is #8 and Phonte’s first solo album in seven years, No News is Good News (Foreign Exchange), is #10.

Khaled's "Top Off" f/Jay-Z, Beyoncé and Future (We The Best/Epic) flew to #1 on the singles side of the download emporium and became a Top 10 streaming track.

Meghan Trainor’s new Epic single “No Excuses” has climbed the iTunes songs chart this morning, reaching #5. Logic & Marshmello’s “Everyday” (Def Jam) hits #6, Weird Al’s “The Hamilton Polka” (Hamilton Uptown/Atlantic), a five-minute take on the Broadway smash, is #8, Carrie Underwood's striver anthem "The Champion" f/Ludacris (Capitol Nashville) is at #9.