Rolling Stone RS Charts: Taylor Swift’s ‘Evermore’ Debuts at Number One
Kid Cudi’s
By Beth Garrabrant
Rolling Stone Top 200 Albums chart, marking her second album to top the chart this year.
Evermore amassed more than 154,000 sales and over 189 million streams, adding up to more than twice as many album-equivalent-units as the competition. As that set coasted to Number One, its predecessor
Folklore also continued to thrive, enjoying more than 60,000 sales and close to 34 million streams. Swift had two of the three most popular albums in the country.
Man on the Moon III: The Chosen debuted at Number Two.
The third installment in his
Man on the Moon series lands at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 with 144,000 equivalent album units, of which 15,000 are comprised of album sales. This marks the Cleveland rapper’s fifth top 10 effort. His 2009 debut
Man on the Moon: The End of Day opened at No. 4 with 104,000 copies, while 2010’s
Man on the Moon II: The Legend of Mr. Rager debuted at No. 3 with first-week sales of 169,000 copies.
Taking to Twitter, Cudi thanked his fans while teasing his next project. “Love to all the people in the industry that supported me w this album!!” he wrote. “I see who does and who don’t and I don’t forget sh t.”
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vermore earned 329,000 equivalent album units in the U.S. making it the fifth-largest week of the year for any album.
Evermore was released on Dec. 11, available only as a standard digital download album and a standard streaming album.
Evermore is the companion set to her earlier surprise No. 1 album,
Folklore.=
Man on the Moon III: The Chosen. Swift’s
Folklore dropped to No. 3, and Michael Bublé’s former No. 1
Christmas held steady at No. 4. Jack Harlow’s debut studio album
Thats What They All Say debuted at No. 5
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In episode nine, Jaylan discusses Jack Harlow’s Thats What They All Say, Che Noir’s After 12 project, Meek Mill’s Quarantine Pack and more. This week’s name to know: R&B singer Kyle Lux.
In episode nine, Jaylan discusses Jack Harlow’s Thats What They All Say, Che Noir’s After 12 project, Meek Mill’s Quarantine Pack and more. This week’s name to know: R&B singer Kyle Lux.
Rolling Stone Menu Jack Harlow Moves From His Bedroom to the Big Stage During ‘Tonight Show’ Performance
Louisville rapper delivered two tracks from his debut album, “Rendezvous” and “Way Out”
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The performance opened with Harlow delivering “Rendezvous” on a set made to look like it could’ve been his childhood bedroom, a choice befitting the road-to-success journey the rapper details in his verses. For “Way Out,” though, Harlow appeared on a much bigger stage made to look like a circus ring, breezing through the second song while surrounded by a troupe of acrobats.
Harlow released
Thats What They All Say earlier this month, capping off a breakout year where his smash single, “What’s Poppin” peaked at Number Two on the