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Taylor Swift first artist to claim entire top 10 on hot songs chart
Taylor Swift made music history Monday, becoming the first artist ever to simultaneously nab all ten of the top US song chart's spots after the release of her album "Midnights."
The total takeover saw her song "Anti-Hero" launch in the Billboard Hot 100's top spot.
It's the first time in the chart's 64-year history that a single artist has claimed the entire top 10, Billboard said.
The last artist to come close was Drake, who took nine of the coveted spots in September 2021.
Swift released her highly anticipated album "Midnights" on October 21, also debuting at the top of Billboard's top album's chart with the biggest week for a release since Adele's "25" in 2015.
Swift's release of her 10th album crashed Spotify for hours, but "Midnights" still set a record as the most-streamed album in a day, according to the platform.
The album's 13 songs tell "the story of 13 sleepless nights scattered throughout my life," Swift said.
Together, they form "a full picture of the intensities of that mystifying, mad hour."
Swift's latest album sees her returning to pop and recalling some of her earliest hits after two pandemic albums, "Folklore" and "Evermore," leaned into folk.
It also drops as the 32-year-old has found resounding success as she makes good on her vow to re-record her first six albums so she can control their rights.
She has released two re-records of her six albums thus far: "Fearless" and "Red."
Swift still has four left, after she was contractually allowed to begin the process in November 2020.
D.Philippon--CPN