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"Doing Numbers" refers to when something sells alot of units or a respectable amount of units. Mostly used on forums to predict, celebrate or ridicule the performance of an album that just hit the market. In hiphop forums, arguments over successful/superior albums can sometimes result in comparing Soundscan/Hits Daily Double sales.

For an album to "do numbers", usually it needs to sell AT LEAST 100k in the first week, go #1 on the chards, and go GOLD or PLATINUM at some point.. otherwise it is a dud
The J.Cole album is coming out after being pushed back 5x, it has no buzz behind it, i doubt it'll do numbers
do numbers by maroontiger March 24, 2011
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do a number on 

I'm not surprised you're tired out; this job can really do a number on you at times.
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Do a Number

To unleash a beating on an individual or group.
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Do a number 9 

When you suck your own peen. An alternative way to saying “go fuck yourself
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Jerry: “Fuck you too, man
Do a number 9 by Lord toadperson October 10, 2021
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