RS Charts: Morgan Wallen s Dangerous Holds at Number One Despite Racial Slur
Wallen spends sixth week atop the RS 200, tying a chart record set by Taylor Swift
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Dangerous: The Double Album spent its sixth consecutive week at Number One on the
Rolling StoneTop 200 Albums chart, earning 7,800 sales and more than 95 million streams. Wallen’s six-week run at Number One matched the
RS 200 record set last year by Taylor Swift’s
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Dangerous fell steeply for the first time since
TMZreleased a video of Wallen using a racial slur. After the clip hit the internet,
Dangerous earned more than 137,000 album-equivalent units in each of the next two weeks. But on the latest chart, the singer’s weekly total fell to 86,900 units.
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I donât think it seriously affected my future relationships, but it did ruin strawberry ice cream for me.
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