Eternal Sunshine hit the shelves on March 8 and managed to earn 227,000 equivalent album units during its debut week, including 77,000 in album sales. This makes it Grande’s sixth album to hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart, with the largest week for any album in 2024 thus far.

As for the Hot 100 chart, Grande is also leading the way with her latest single “We Can’t Be Friends (Wait for Your Love)”. This song accompanied the release of Eternal Sunshine and managed to earn 32.6 million streams, 4.6 million radio airplay audience impressions, and 9,000 in sales during its debut week.

“We Can’t Be Friends” is a true record-breaker for Grande because it marks her seventh No. 1 Hot 100 debut, helping her break Taylor Swift’s record for most chart-topping debuts among female artists.

It also helped her become the only artist in history to have multiple Hot 100 chart-topping debuts from two different albums, since she also hit No. 1 with the lead single “Yes, And?” back in January.

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For All the Dogs hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart following its release on October 6 with 402,000 album-equivalent units earned. With 13 No. 1 albums in the United States, Drake is just one LP away from tying Jay-Z with 14 chart-topping albums, but he’s still trailing far behind The Beatles with 19 No. 1 entries.

As for Drake’s success on the Billboard Hot 100, “First Person Shooter” ft. J. Cole became his 13th song to top this chart. By doing so, the Canadian rapper tied with Michael Jackson for the most No. 1 songs among solo male artists, but he’s still behind Rihanna (14), Mariah Carey (19), and The Beatles (20).

All 23 songs from For All the Dogs entered the Billboard Hot 100 chart this week, bringing Drake’s total to 320 entries, making him the first artist in history to pass the 300-song mark. He also holds records for most No. 1 debuts (nine), top five hits (41), top 10 hits (76), top 20 hits (132), and top 40 hits (199).

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“Kill Bill” surged to No. 1 with  86.5 million radio airplay audience impressions, 28.3 million streams, and 5,000 downloads following the release of a new remix featuring Doja Cat. Even though the new version certainly led to its recent surge, Doja Cat wasn’t credited on the Billboard Hot 100 because the majority of the song’s streams and radio plays hail from the original version.

“Kill Bill” was released as one of the songs from SZA’s latest studio album SOS, and it was only promoted to a single after its strong streaming numbers put it on the map. SZA admitted she was taken aback by its success, given how easy it was to record this song.

“I knew it would be something that pissed me off. It’s always a song that I don’t give a f–k about that’s just super easy, not the s—t that I put so much heart and energy into. ‘Kill Bill’ was super easy — one take, one night,” she previously told Billboard.

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Eternal Sunshine hit the shelves on March 8 and managed to earn 227,000 equivalent album units during its debut week, including 77,000 in album sales. This makes it Grande’s sixth album to hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart, with the largest week for any album in 2024 thus far.

As for the Hot 100 chart, Grande is also leading the way with her latest single “We Can’t Be Friends (Wait for Your Love)”. This song accompanied the release of Eternal Sunshine and managed to earn 32.6 million streams, 4.6 million radio airplay audience impressions, and 9,000 in sales during its debut week.

“We Can’t Be Friends” is a true record-breaker for Grande because it marks her seventh No. 1 Hot 100 debut, helping her break Taylor Swift’s record for most chart-topping debuts among female artists.

It also helped her become the only artist in history to have multiple Hot 100 chart-topping debuts from two different albums, since she also hit No. 1 with the lead single “Yes, And?” back in January.

The post Ariana Grande’s “Eternal Sunshine” Tops Billboard 200 & Hot 100 Charts appeared first on Gingerize.

For All the Dogs hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart following its release on October 6 with 402,000 album-equivalent units earned. With 13 No. 1 albums in the United States, Drake is just one LP away from tying Jay-Z with 14 chart-topping albums, but he’s still trailing far behind The Beatles with 19 No. 1 entries.

As for Drake’s success on the Billboard Hot 100, “First Person Shooter” ft. J. Cole became his 13th song to top this chart. By doing so, the Canadian rapper tied with Michael Jackson for the most No. 1 songs among solo male artists, but he’s still behind Rihanna (14), Mariah Carey (19), and The Beatles (20).

All 23 songs from For All the Dogs entered the Billboard Hot 100 chart this week, bringing Drake’s total to 320 entries, making him the first artist in history to pass the 300-song mark. He also holds records for most No. 1 debuts (nine), top five hits (41), top 10 hits (76), top 20 hits (132), and top 40 hits (199).

The post Drake Finds Historic Success on Billboard Charts With “For All the Dogs” appeared first on Gingerize.

“Kill Bill” surged to No. 1 with  86.5 million radio airplay audience impressions, 28.3 million streams, and 5,000 downloads following the release of a new remix featuring Doja Cat. Even though the new version certainly led to its recent surge, Doja Cat wasn’t credited on the Billboard Hot 100 because the majority of the song’s streams and radio plays hail from the original version.

“Kill Bill” was released as one of the songs from SZA’s latest studio album SOS, and it was only promoted to a single after its strong streaming numbers put it on the map. SZA admitted she was taken aback by its success, given how easy it was to record this song.

“I knew it would be something that pissed me off. It’s always a song that I don’t give a f–k about that’s just super easy, not the s—t that I put so much heart and energy into. ‘Kill Bill’ was super easy — one take, one night,” she previously told Billboard.

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