This duo is the definition of music business. While those that see them as competition are lounging on one breakthrough success, these two continue to break records and re-write history. Jay Z and Beyoncé have been on their hustle with their On The Run II tour and it’s definitely paying off.

According to Billboard the Carters have grossed more than $150 million in less than 50 stops. Their placement is fueled by recent engagements in Minneapolis, Detroit, and two sold-out shows for 86,000 fans at Chicago’s Soldier Field, which totaled $21.2 million in grosses. With the addition of these four dates, Beyoncé and JAY-Z’s co-headline trek exceeds $150 million grossed, rising to a total of $150.7 million. Across 29 shows in Europe and the U.S., total attendance has reached 1.4 million. There are 19 dates left to report to Boxscore before the tour closes on Oct. 4 at Seattle’s CenturyLink Field.

With six weeks of dates still scheduled, the publication reports that the dynamic duo could close out the tour grossing a whopping $250 million, surpassing the original On the Run tour by more than $140 million.