RS Charts: Taylor Swift’s ‘Folklore’ Spends Sixth Straight Week At Number One

Taylor Swift’s Folklore enjoys a sixth straight week at Number One on Rolling Stone’s Top 200 Albums Chart, extending the record she set last week for the longest consecutive run at Number One in the chart’s history.

From August 28th through September 3rd, Folklore pulled in 91,200 album-equivalent units, driven by 47 million streams and 42,900 album sales. The album was nearly 20,000 units ahead of Number Two, Pop Smoke’s Shoot for the Stars Aim for the Moon. Juice WRLD’s Legends Never Die was third with 60,500 units, while the soundtrack to Hamilton took fourth with 47,400.

The biggest debut of the week went to Katy Perry, whose sixth studio album Smile debuts at Number Five, with 45,600 first-week units. The majority of Smile’s units came from album sales, with 28,900, while the album only pulled in 16.2 million streams in its first week. Metallica’s live album S&M2, a project with the San Francisco Symphony, is the second biggest debut of the week, bowing at Number Six with 37,400 units. Also debuting in the top 10 is B4 the Storm, the debut album from hip-hop collective Internet Money.

1

Album Units
91.2K

Album Units
91.2K

Album Sales
42.9K

Song Sales
8.2K

Song Streams
47M

Peak Position
1

Weeks on Chart
6

Top Songs

1. cardigan
2. the 1
3. exile

Top Songs

1. cardigan
2. the 1
3. exile

Record Label


Republic

2

Shoot for the Stars Aim for the Moon

Pop Smoke

Album Units
72.7K

Album Units
72.7K

Album Sales
1.7K

Song Sales
7.9K

Song Streams
92.2M

Record Label


Victor Victor Worldwide

Peak Position
1

Weeks on Chart
9

Top Songs

1. For the Night
2. Mood Swings
3. The Woo

Top Songs

1. For the Night
2. Mood Swings
3. The Woo

Record Label


Victor Victor Worldwide

3

Album Units
60.5K

Album Units
60.5K

Album Sales
2.3K

Song Sales
7.6K

Song Streams
81.4M

Peak Position
1

Weeks on Chart
8

Top Songs

1. Come & Go
2. Wishing Well
3. Smile

Top Songs

1. Come & Go
2. Wishing Well
3. Smile

Record Label


Interscope

4

Album Units
47.4K

Album Units
47.4K

Album Sales
4.1K

Song Sales
5.3K

Song Streams
53.8M

Record Label


Atlantic Records

Peak Position
1

Weeks on Chart
211

Top Songs

1. Alexander Hamilton
2. Satisfied
3. The Schuyler Sisters

Top Songs

1. Alexander Hamilton
2. Satisfied
3. The Schuyler Sisters

Record Label


Atlantic Records

5

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Album Units
45.6K

Album Units
45.6K

Album Sales
28.9K

Song Sales
16K

Song Streams
16.2M

Peak Position

Weeks on Chart
1

Top Songs

1. Daisies
2. Cry About It Later
3. Smile

Top Songs

1. Daisies
2. Cry About It Later
3. Smile

Record Label


Capitol

The Rolling Stone 200 Albums chart tracks the most popular releases of the week in the United States. Entries are ranked by album units, a number that combines digital and physical album sales, digital song sales, and audio streams using a custom weighting system. The chart does not include passive listening such as terrestrial radio or digital radio. The Rolling Stone 200 Albums chart is updated daily, and each week Rolling Stone finalizes and publishes an official version of the chart, covering the seven-day period ending with the previous Thursday.

After being released to streaming services for the first time, Lil Wayne’s 2009 mixtape No Ceilings enters the RS 200 at Number 18, seeing 21.4 million streams last week. Southern rock band Needtobreathe’s Out of Body arrives at Number 21, while Jaden’s CTV3: Cool Tape Vol. 3 arrives at Number 39. Other notable debuts include Seether’s Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum (Number 42), The Avett Brothers’ The Third Gleam (Number 65), Disclosure’s ENERGY (Number 110) and Toni Braxton’s Spell My Name (Number 139).