- Will "Don't Look Down" - Rod Wave first week album sales be less than 85k?<1¢
- Will "Don't Look Down" - Rod Wave first week album sales be between 85k and 105k?38¢
- Will "Don't Look Down" - Rod Wave first week album sales be between 105k and 125k?41¢
- Will "Don't Look Down" - Rod Wave first week album sales be between 125k and 145k?13¢
- Will "Don't Look Down" - Rod Wave first week album sales be between 145k and 165k?<1¢
- Will "Don't Look Down" - Rod Wave first week album sales be 165k or more?<1¢
Rod Wave's new album 'Don't Look Down' is expected to release August 28, 2026. This market will resolve according to the debut week sales for Rod Wave's album 'Don't Look Down', according to Hits Daily Double. If the album 'Don't Look Down' has not been released by December 31, 2026, 11:59 PM ET, this market will resolve to the lowest bracket. If the album's debut week sales fall exactly between two brackets, this market will resolve to the higher bracket. The primary resolution source for this market will be the "HITS TOP 50" list found at https://hitsdailydouble.com/sales_plus_streaming, specifically, the figure in the column titled "Activity", once the results are finalized for the album's debut week. If this resolution source becomes permanently unavailable, another credible resolution source may be chosen.
Rod Wave’s “Don’t Look Down,” released August 28 via Alamo, opened with 8.73 million first-day Spotify streams and all 24 tracks inside Apple Music’s U.S. Top 40, fueling trader expectations for a first-week total near his recent benchmarks. Last Lap’s 127k-equivalent debut in 2024 and Nostalgia’s 137k peak provide the historical anchor, while sold-out arena touring, physical pre-order bundles, and consistent 80-million-plus weekly streams reinforce a loyal core audience that typically converts to pure sales and streaming equivalents. The narrow gap between the 85–105k and 105–125k brackets on Polymarket reflects uncertainty around how the long tracklist will sustain velocity through the full tracking week and whether late-summer competition will cap the ceiling below 125k.