Ten years after its release, “Days Before Rodeo” remains one of Travis Scott’s most beloved projects — a raw, energetic mixtape that laid the foundation for his rise to stardom. Released on SoundCloud in 2014,

Carpenter’s Short n’ Sweet ended up debuting at No. 1 with 362,000 album units, while Days Before Rodeo logged “a little over” 361,000, Billboard reported. The letter claims Scott’s units in question “comprised 1,291 actual units verified to have timestamps between 11:45–11:59pm.”

Uh oh! There’s a denouement in that Billboard chart proxy battle from earlier this week. While Sabrina Carpenter just managed to eke out a victory over Travis Scott for the Billboard Hot 100 number one album of the week,

Travis Scott could be poised to top the Billboard 200 as the vinyl editions of his “Days Before Rodeo” album will ship, with those sales counting for the Billboard chart.

Travis Scott may have been down, but he is far from out. The 33-year-old rapper’s Days Before Rodeo mixtape re-release has been projected to go No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart, once again. HITS Daily Double reported that the 2014 project is set to move 130,