Taylor Swift is no stranger to setting new Billboard 200 milestones, but her latest might just be the most impressive one yet. She became one of only five artists in the Billboard 200 history to have 10 different albums simultaneously enter the chart.
Billboard recently shared their March 4-dated chart, and Swift managed to enter it with ten different albums at the same time. This triumph comes shortly after the release of her vinyl-only release Lover: Live From Paris, which was sold exclusively through Swift’s official website and debuted at No. 58 with 13,500 equivalent album units.
Swift’s latest album Midnights remains her highest-charting record on the Billboard 200. It’s followed by several of her former No. 1 albums, including Folklore at No. 28, Lover at No. 41, 1989 at No. 50, and Red (Taylor’s Version) at No. 56.
Swift now joins a coveted group of just five artists who managed to have ten or more concurrently charting albums since the introduction of the Billboard 200 chart. Prince is the absolute recorder, and he had 10+ albums enter the Billboard 200 following his death in 2016, including 19 albums on May 14, 2016. David Bowie and Whitney Houston achieved a similar feat following their passing, while The Beatles did it on three separate occasions, charting between 11 and 14 albums on the Billboard 200.
Check out the list of Taylor Swift’s albums on the March 4 chart:
No. 3 – Midnights
No. 28 – Folklore
No. 41 – Lover
No. 50 – 1989
No. 56 – Red (Taylor’s Version)
No. 58 – Lover: Live From Paris
No. 100 – reputation
No. 103 – Evermore
No. 172 – Fearless (Taylor’s Version)
No. 192 – Speak Now
