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Taylor Swift’s Official Top 20 biggest singles

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Her Top 100 biggest tracks have amounted to 17 million sales (when physical, downloads and streaming equivalent sales are combined. She’s managed to rack up over 550 million plays across her singles alone.

She’s no slouch when it comes to albums either; shifting some 3.34 million across her five releases in the UK.

 

TITLE ARTIST

1 SHAKE IT OFF 1,600,000 combined sales

2 I KNEW YOU WERE TROUBLE 1,400,000

3 BLANK SPACE

4 LOVE STORY over 1,000,000

5 I DON'T WANNA LIVE FOREVER (FIFTY SHADES) 878,000

6 WE ARE NEVER EVER GETTING BACK TOGETHER

7 LOOK WHAT YOU MADE ME DO 749,000

8 EVERYTHING HAS CHANGED

9 BAD BLOOD

10 STYLE 515,000

11 22

12 WILDEST DREAMS

13 YOU BELONG WITH ME

14 READY FOR IT

15 ME!

16 DELICATE

17 GORGEOUS

18 YOU NEED TO CALM DOWN

19 END GAME

20 RED

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Albums

1989 finishes top of the sales pile with 1.25 million combined sales.

2012’s Red is second with a very respectable 693,000 sales.

2008’s Fearless is third on 609,000.

Taylor's most recent album Reputation is fourth, on 378,000.

 

NOTE:

Style is Taylor’s tenth biggest single in the UK, with 515,000 combined sales, split between 303,000 downloads and 23.7m streams.

This gives a streaming equivalent ratio of 111.79.

 

Shake It Off with 1.6 million combined sales in the UK, made up of 987,000 downloads and 72.9 million streams.

This gives a streaming equivalent ratio of 118.9.

 

Why are these ratios not exactly 100:1?

 

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Hoping endgame sales are decent at least because its peak is underserved (but its missing that info so im guessing not)

4 million sellers for Taylor is impressive.

I cant see any of her releases going forward repeating the success.

 

Look What You Made Me Do sold far better than I expected since it didn't feel like much of a hit, despite hitting #1.
I didn't know "Reputation" sold "that little amount of copies". Still great for an album that she didn't promote as much as the others.

Some impressive sales on both charts there.

 

1989 deserves to be her biggest selling album. One of the best pop eras of this last decade.

 

reputation deserved better but the wrong singles were released.

I wonder how much higher her 1989 era singles sales would have been had they never been taken off streaming? I suppose that forced some more actual sales though. Pleased that Blank Space is Top 3. :wub: I wish Delicate had been a bigger success than that. :cry:

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