J Hus has earned his very first No. 1 album in the U.K. with his sophomore Big Conspiracy album at 23,536 units in its first week. It’s a few notches up from the No. 6 position held by 2017’s Common Sense effort. The project triumphs over Eminem‘s Music To Be Murdered By which entered at No. 1 last week, slipping down to the No. 2 slot this week.

Notably, Big Conspiracy features appearances from Koffee, and Burna Boy, opening up to executive producer JAE5 who continues to capture the essence of Hus’ sound for a cohesive body of work.

It marks a solid return for the 23-year-old who saw his freedom last April after being sentenced to eight months for carrying a six-inch blade knife. It was an early release that was announced an opportune appearance at Drake‘s tour stop in London at the O2 Arena.

“These are the type of things in my career that I’m just blessed to even be a part of,” Drake said before introducing J Hus. “This is something I’ve wanted to make happen…I’m just glad I could make it happen.”

Elsewhere, drill rapper M Huncho debuts at No. 5 with his Huncholini release with Island/Universal. It marks the Brit’s first crack at the top 10. Following a favorable Grammys sweep, Billie Eilish’s When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? switches from No. 10 to No. 7  

Headie One has been one of the most exciting new artists to break out in 2019 but he’s facing a major setback at the top of 2020. According to The Guardian, the UK drill rapper, who recently featured on Stormzy’s “Audacity”, was convicted for possession of a bladed article on Friday. Headie One was sentenced to six months in prison for the charge.

The charge stems from his arrest in June 2019 when police discovered a lock knife upon searching his vehicle. He reportedly bailed so he was able to perform at Glastonbury and Wireless festivals. However, it was also on the condition that he stays out of two major London boroughs, Haringey and Enfield. On top of performing at the two festivals, he also wrapped up a tour in the UK in autumn in support of his latest project Music X Road which hit the top 5 on the UK album charts. He also had a stand-out track on the OVO Top Boy Soundtrack.

Headie One’s sentencing marks the second major British act in recent times to serve jail time for possession of a knife. J Hus was sentenced to eight months in prison in December 2018 after he pleaded guilty to carrying a knife. He was later released in April 2019 and made a surprise appearance at Drake’s London concert immediately after his release.