Taylor Swift's latest album, "Speak Now," has taken the music world by storm, breaking multiple sales records and dominating the charts. This article delves into the impressive achievements of "Speak Now," the performance of other top singles, and some lesser-known statistics that highlight the album's success.
In the latest Billboard Hot 100, Taylor Swift's pre-release single "Mean" from her album "Speak Now" has made a significant impact. The single debuted at number 11 in its first week and secured the number 2 spot on the online singles chart with 163,000 downloads. This follows the success of her previous singles "Speak Now" and "Back to December," which reached numbers 8 and 6, respectively, with 210,007 and 240,002 downloads.
| Single | Chart Position | Downloads |
|---|---|---|
| Mean | 11 | 163,000 |
| Speak Now | 8 | 210,007 |
| Back to December | 6 | 240,002 |
Far East Movement's "Like a G6" has reclaimed the top spot on the online music download sales chart with 200,004 downloads in a single week, marking its third time at number one. Meanwhile, Rihanna's "Only Girl (In the World)" has climbed to the third position, continuing its upward trajectory.
P!nk's "Raise Your Glass" has become a potential radio single, with radio listening groups reaching 578 million, an increase of 133 million from the previous week. This marks her re-entry into the top ten, making it her tenth top 10 hit.
Willow Smith's "Whip My Hair" has made her the second child in the Smith family to enter the charts this year, following her brother Jaden's collaboration with Justin Bieber on "Never Say Never," which peaked at number 33 in June.
Taylor Swift's "Speak Now" has not only broken sales records but also solidified her position as a dominant force in the music industry. With impressive chart performances and critical acclaim, the album continues to captivate audiences worldwide. As other artists also make their mark on the charts, the music landscape remains dynamic and exciting.
For more information on the latest music charts and trends, visit Billboard and Grammy.
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