BILLBOARD 200 Week ending February 4, 2023

 

TW LW Wks Title ‒ Artist (Peak)

 

1 1 7 SOS ‒ SZA ( 1 ) (111,000 (1,000 sales))

2 2 14 Midnights ‒ Taylor Swift ( 3 ) (67,000)

3 ** 1 Mansion Musik ‒ Trippie Redd ( 4 ) (56,000 (5,000 sales))

4 ** 1 The Mockingbird & The Crow ‒ HARDY ( 1 ) (55,000 (19,500 sales))

5 3 8 Heroes & Villains ‒ Metro Boomin ( 1 ) (53,000)

6 4 12 Her Loss ‒ Drake & 21 Savage ( 1 ) (46,000)

7 6 38 Un Verano Sin Ti ‒ Bad Bunny ( 1 ) (41,000)

8 7 107 Dangerous: The Double Album ‒ Morgan Wallen ( 5 ) (41,000)

9 8 36 American Heartbreak ‒ Zach Bryan ( 1 ) (32,000)

10 9 15 It's Only Me ‒ Lil Baby ( 1 ) (28,000)

11 10 36 Harry's House ‒ Harry Styles ( 1 )

12 119 273 Starboy ‒ The Weeknd ( 9 )

13 11 15 Leave The Light On ‒ Bailey Zimmerman ( 7 )

14 13 272 Diamonds ‒ Elton John ( 1 )

15 12 39 I Never Liked You ‒ Future ( 3 )

16 20 294 Ctrl ‒ SZA ( 1 )

17 15 616 Curtain Call: The Hits ‒ Eminem ( 18 )

18 ** 1 Rush! ‒ Maneskin ( 1 )

19 14 88 Sour ‒ Olivia Rodrigo ( 1 )

20 19 73 Certified Lover Boy ‒ Drake ( 1 )

21 17 152 My Turn ‒ Lil Baby ( 2 )

22 21 31 Growin' Up ‒ Luke Combs ( 1 )

23 RE 94 After Hours ‒ The Weeknd ( 1 )

24 22 131 Folklore ‒ Taylor Swift ( 1 )

25 16 513 Rumours ‒ Fleetwood Mac ( 2 )

26 18 535 good kid, m.A.A.d city ‒ Kendrick Lamar ( 1 )

27 26 179 Lover ‒ Taylor Swift ( 4 )

28 23 245 Goodbye & Good Riddance ‒ Juice WRLD ( 8 )

29 27 527 Greatest Hits ‒ Queen ( 1 )

30 24 26 Renaissance ‒ Beyonce ( 1 )

31 25 177 Hollywood's Bleeding ‒ Post Malone ( 6 )

32 29 25 Curtain Call 2 ‒ Eminem ( 2 )

33 5 102 The Highlights ‒ The Weeknd ( 1 )

34 34 424 1989 ‒ Taylor Swift ( 4 )

35 28 295 This One's For You ‒ Luke Combs ( 10 )

36 31 226 If I Know Me ‒ Morgan Wallen ( 37 )

37 ** 1 Like..? (EP) ‒ Ice Spice ( 1 )

38 55 517 Take Care ‒ Drake ( 2 )

39 37 83 Planet Her ‒ Doja Cat ( 1 )

40 36 302 DAMN. ‒ Kendrick Lamar ( 1 )

41 35 63 Red (Taylor's Version) ‒ Taylor Swift ( 1 )

42 32 24 Beautiful Mind ‒ Rod Wave ( 1 )

43 39 168 What You See Is What You Get ‒ Luke Combs ( 1 )

44 50 239 Scorpion ‒ Drake ( 40 )

45 40 18 This Is What ____ Feels Like (Vol.1-4) ‒ JVKE ( 1 )

46 45 425 2014 Forest Hills Drive ‒ J. Cole ( 1 )

47 38 134 Shoot For The Stars Aim For The Moon ‒ Pop Smoke ( 1 )

48 41 46 7220 ‒ Lil Durk ( 18 )

49 47 626 Chronicle The 20 Greatest Hits ‒ Creedence Clearwater Revival ( 3 )

50 42 147 Future Nostalgia ‒ Dua Lipa ( 6 )

51 48 235 AM ‒ Arctic Monkeys ( 1 )

52 52 133 Legends Never Die ‒ Juice WRLD ( 1 )

53 46 37 Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers ‒ Kendrick Lamar ( 7 )

54 30 28 Gemini Rights ‒ Steve Lacy ( 5 )

55 54 20 Different Man ‒ Kane Brown ( 1 )

56 51 172 IGOR ‒ Tyler, The Creator ( 1 )

57 43 385 Traveller ‒ Chris Stapleton ( 3 )

58 60 459 Greatest Hits ‒ 2Pac ( 1 )

59 63 227 reputation ‒ Taylor Swift ( 1 )

60 85 350 Views ‒ Drake ( 1 )

61 44 558 Thriller ‒ Michael Jackson ( 2 )

62 59 29 Wasteland ‒ Brent Faiyaz ( 5 )

63 57 72 The Melodic Blue ‒ Baby Keem ( 42 )

64 49 106 The Essential Elvis Presley ‒ Elvis Presley ( 2 )

65 70 383 Hamilton: An American Musical ‒ Original Broadway Cast ( 1 )

66 66 96 SoulFly ‒ Rod Wave ( 2 )

67 56 468 Born To Die ‒ Lana Del Rey ( 1 )

68 61 143 Indigo ‒ Chris Brown ( 1 )

69 77 86 Savage Mode II ‒ 21 Savage & Metro Boomin ( 51 )

70 62 10 Bell Bottom Country ‒ Lainey Wilson ( 2 )

71 53 55 Dawn FM ‒ The Weeknd ( 1 )

72 69 65 = ‒ Ed Sheeran ( 1 )

73 84 352 ANTI ‒ Rihanna ( 37 )

74 72 49 All I Want Is You ‒ Miguel ( 28 )

75 74 27 Danado ‒ Ivan Cornejo ( 65 )

76 65 4 Sigan Hablando.: II. ‒ Fuerza Regida ( 1 )

77 78 234 ASTROWORLD ‒ Travis Scott ( 1 )

78 76 203 Death Race For Love ‒ Juice WRLD ( 1 )

79 82 314 Blonde ‒ Frank Ocean ( 1 )

80 58 111 Evermore ‒ Taylor Swift ( 3 )

81 75 608 Doo-Wops & Hooligans ‒ Bruno Mars ( 1 )

82 73 163 Fine Line ‒ Harry Styles ( 7 )

83 67 16 Only Built For Infinity Links ‒ Quavo & Takeoff ( 1 )

84 71 78 Happier Than Ever ‒ Billie Eilish ( 16 )

85 80 60 Who Is Nardo Wick? ‒ Nardo Wick ( 1 )

86 64 200 When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? ‒ Billie Eilish ( 1 )

87 83 260 Graduation ‒ Kanye West ( 10 )

88 33 19 Queen Radio: Volume 1 ‒ Nicki Minaj ( 1 )

89 90 283 Luv Is Rage 2 ‒ Lil Uzi Vert ( 1 )

90 81 611 Nevermind ‒ Nirvana ( 2 )

91 87 152 YHLQMDLG ‒ Bad Bunny ( 1 )

92 79 131 F*ck Love ‒ The Kid LAROI ( 5 )

93 86 767 Legend: The Best Of... ‒ Bob Marley And The Wailers ( 1 )

94 93 248 beerbongs & bentleys ‒ Post Malone ( 1 )

95 103 253 ? ‒ XXXTENTACION ( 77 )

96 109 8 Live From The Royal Albert Hall (EP) ‒ Sam Smith ( 19 )

97 88 13 Encanto (Highlights) ‒ Soundtrack ( 1 )

98 96 32 Honestly, Nevermind ‒ Drake ( 10 )

99 94 746 Journey's Greatest Hits ‒ Journey ( 3 )

100 102 609 Greatest Hits ‒ Guns N' Roses ( 11 )

101 97 212 Greatest Hits ‒ Foo Fighters ( 1 )

102 118 289 More Life ‒ Drake ( 31 )

103 106 416 The Essential Michael Jackson ‒ Michael Jackson ( 2 )

104 95 34 Twelve Carat Toothache ‒ Post Malone ( 2 )

105 98 173 Over It ‒ Summer Walker ( 1 )

106 108 306 ÷ (Divide) ‒ Ed Sheeran ( 25 )

107 92 258 Gold: Greatest Hits ‒ ABBA ( 25 )

108 101 11 Saturno ‒ Rauw Alejandro ( 2 )

109 105 146 Pray 4 Love ‒ Rod Wave ( 3 )

110 116 115 Starting Over ‒ Chris Stapleton ( 89 )

111 89 133 Purgatory ‒ Tyler Childers ( 9 )

112 104 59 Mercury - Act 1 ‒ Imagine Dragons ( 14 )

113 99 134 I Will Always Love You: The Best Of Whitney Houston ‒ Whitney Houston ( 2 )

114 117 299 The Fame ‒ Lady Gaga ( 2 )

115 113 59 Fighting Demons ‒ Juice WRLD ( 1 )

116 110 55 DS4EVER ‒ Gunna ( 4 )

117 115 320 Stoney ‒ Post Malone ( 1 )

118 114 33 Proof ‒ BTS ( 2 )

119 112 498 Greatest Hits ‒ Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers ( 1 )

120 120 85 Hall Of Fame ‒ Polo G ( 1 )

121 121 149 Eternal Atake ‒ Lil Uzi Vert ( 8 )

122 128 303 T R A P S O U L ‒ Bryson Tiller ( 1 )

123 122 62 30 ‒ Adele ( 38 )

124 91 3 Public Housing, Pt. 2 ‒ Real Boston Richey ( 21 )

125 135 122 The Best Of Nickelback: Volume 1 ‒ Nickelback ( 1 )

126 RE 224 50 Number Ones ‒ George Strait ( 4 )

127 123 262 Man On The Moon: The End Of Day ‒ Kid Cudi ( 2 )

128 134 139 The GOAT ‒ Polo G ( 1 )

129 RE 100 Deja Vu ‒ Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young ( 1 )

130 130 102 Whole Lotta Red ‒ Playboi Carti ( 11 )

131 111 11 Anyways, Life’s Great... ‒ GloRilla ( 6 )

132 107 7 Me Vs. Myself ‒ A Boogie Wit da Hoodie ( 1 )

133 129 95 Justice ‒ Justin Bieber ( 1 )

134 142 157 Get Rich Or Die Tryin' ‒ 50 Cent ( 10 )

135 132 13 Lyfe ‒ Yeat ( 2 )

136 136 110 Channel Orange ‒ Frank Ocean ( 1 )

137 138 165 Speak Now ‒ Taylor Swift ( 1 )

138 146 85 I Am > I Was ‒ 21 Savage ( 6 )

139 RE 158 Cry Baby ‒ Melanie Martinez ( 2 )

140 127 250 Hozier ‒ Hozier ( 1 )

141 125 81 Fearless (Taylor's Version) ‒ Taylor Swift ( 2 )

142 131 25 The Last Slimeto ‒ YoungBoy Never Broke Again ( 17 )

143 133 33 Top Gun: Maverick ‒ Soundtrack ( 2 )

144 124 34 Plastic Hearts ‒ Miley Cyrus ( 2 )

145 164 264 17 ‒ XXXTENTACION ( 108 )

146 137 94 Greatest Hits ‒ Pitbull ( 2 )

147 141 311 Moana ‒ Soundtrack ( 1 )

148 147 308 Teenage Dream ‒ Katy Perry ( 109 )

149 144 4 Pa Que Hablen.: I. ‒ Fuerza Regida ( 1 )

150 126 696 Metallica ‒ Metallica ( 151 )

151 ** 1 The Rolling Stones In Mono ‒ The Rolling Stones ( 1 )

152 156 968 The Dark Side Of The Moon ‒ Pink Floyd ( 1 )

153 163 216 Unorthodox Jukebox ‒ Bruno Mars ( 1 )

154 165 548 21 ‒ Adele ( 3 )

155 153 210 Swimming ‒ Mac Miller ( 24 )

156 RE 9 Greatest Hits ‒ Crosby, Stills & Nash ( 5 )

157 140 12 Smithereens ‒ Joji ( 1 )

158 179 452 Nothing Was The Same ‒ Drake ( 3 )

159 148 98 Shiesty Season ‒ Pooh Shiesty ( 77 )

160 RE 37 Believers Never Die: Greatest Hits ‒ Fall Out Boy ( 56 )

161 162 204 All Time Greatest Hits ‒ Lynyrd Skynyrd ( 20 )

162 150 186 Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent ‒ Lewis Capaldi ( 14 )

163 173 14 Stick Season ‒ Noah Kahan ( 2 )

164 159 211 Dr. Dre -- 2001 ‒ Dr. Dre ( 4 )

165 157 552 Back In Black ‒ AC/DC ( 10 )

166 155 129 Ghetto Gospel ‒ Rod Wave ( 2 )

167 152 28 Special ‒ Lizzo ( 1 )

168 154 203 Tha Carter III ‒ Lil Wayne ( 3 )

169 174 146 Die Lit ‒ Playboi Carti ( 2 )

170 167 369 In The Lonely Hour ‒ Sam Smith ( 57 )

171 139 8 90 Days ‒ Finesse2Tymes ( 5 )

172 168 283 Greatest Hits: The Ultimate Collection ‒ Bon Jovi ( 2 )

173 149 123 Flower Boy ‒ Tyler, The Creator ( 23 )

174 RE 3 Emails I Can't Send ‒ Sabrina Carpenter ( 9 )

175 68 3 I Rest My Case ‒ YoungBoy Never Broke Again ( 176 )

176 198 3 Rave & Roses ‒ Rema ( 1 )

177 143 72 Call Me If You Get Lost ‒ Tyler, The Creator ( 5 )

178 145 121 "Awaken, My Love!" ‒ Childish Gambino ( 16 )

179 158 14 Takin' It Back ‒ Meghan Trainor ( 1 )

180 160 61 Born This Way ‒ Lady Gaga ( 4 )

181 161 92 Currents ‒ Tame Impala ( 59 )

182 185 5 Alone At Prom ‒ Tory Lanez ( 2 )

183 196 285 [Hybrid Theory] ‒ Linkin Park ( 8 )

184 184 457 Greatest Hits ‒ Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band ( 1 )

185 181 176 Frozen ‒ Soundtrack ( 15 )

186 RE 285 The Essential Billy Joel ‒ Billy Joel ( 12 )

187 170 12 Black Panther: Wakanda Forever: Music From And Inspired By ‒ Soundtrack ( 30 )

188 166 7 LLNM2 ‒ Anuel AA ( 1 )

189 195 151 Confessions ‒ Usher ( 190 )

190 ** 1 Cruel Country ‒ Wilco ( 6 )

191 189 100 Greatest Hits ‒ Blink-182 ( 1 )

192 RE 72 The Off-Season ‒ J. Cole ( 37 )

193 172 6 Lil Durk Presents: Loyal Bros 2 ‒ Various Artists ( 15 )

194 186 89 Ready To Die ‒ The Notorious B.I.G. ( 1 )

195 RE 215 25 ‒ Adele ( 14 )

196 178 228 Greatest Hits ‒ Fleetwood Mac ( 192 )

197 192 2 Elisabeth ‒ Zach Bryan ( 1 )

198 RE 109 Top ‒ YoungBoy Never Broke Again ( 2 )

199 182 279 Evolve ‒ Imagine Dragons ( 19 )

200 191 44 Human: The Double Album ‒ Cody Johnson ( 19 )

SZA’s ‘SOS’ Spends Seventh Straight Week at No. 1 on Billboard 200 Chart

By Keith Caulfield | 01/29/2023

 

SZA’s SOS racks up a seventh consecutive week at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart (dated Feb. 4) – the entirety of its chart run. The last album by a woman with seven weeks at No. 1 was Taylor Swift’s Folklore, more than two years ago, as it notched its eighth and final week atop the list on the chart dated Oct. 31, 2020.

 

SOS earned 111,000 equivalent album units in the U.S. in the week ending Jan. 26 (down 7%), according to Luminate.

 

Also in the top 10 of the latest Billboard 200 chart: Trippie Redd logs his seventh top 10-charting effort with the No. 3 debut of Mansion Muzik, while HARDY clocks his first top 10 with the No. 4 arrival of The Mockingbird & The Crow.

 

The Billboard 200 chart ranks the most popular albums of the week in the U.S. based on multi-metric consumption as measured in equivalent album units, compiled by Luminate. Units comprise album sales, track equivalent albums (TEA) and streaming equivalent albums (SEA). Each unit equals one album sale, or 10 individual tracks sold from an album, or 3,750 ad-supported or 1,250 paid/subscription on-demand official audio and video streams generated by songs from an album.

 

Of SOS’ 111,000 equivalent album units earned in the week ending Jan. 26, SEA units comprise 109,500 (down 7%, equaling 148.87 million on-demand official streams of the set’s tracks), album sales comprise 1,000 (up 37%) and TEA units comprise 500 units (down 8%).

 

In the last year, only three albums have spent at least seven weeks at No. 1: SOS, Bad Bunny’s Un Verano Sin Ti (13 nonconsecutive weeks) and the Encanto soundtrack (nine nonconsecutive weeks).

 

Here are a few statistics about SOS’ seven-week run at No. 1 on the Billboard 200:

 

SZA Meets Whitney in Chart History: SOS is the first R&B/hip-hop album by a woman, or R&B album by any act, to spend its first seven weeks at No. 1 since Whitney Houston’s Whitney in 1987. The latter debuted at No. 1 on the June 27, 1987-dated list and spent its first 11 weeks at No. 1 (its total run at No. 1). Whitney was the first R&B/hip-hop album by a woman, or R&B album by a woman, to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart.

 

R&B/hip-hop and R&B albums are defined as those that have hit or are eligible for Billboard’s Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums and Top R&B Albums charts, respectively.

 

Drake’s Views was the last R&B/hip-hop set to spend its first seven weeks at No. 1 — it spent its first nine weeks at No. 1 (May 21-July 16, 2016 charts).

 

Most Consecutive Weeks at No. 1 in Nearly a Year: The last album, regardless of genre classification, with seven weeks in a row at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 was the Encanto soundtrack, with eight straight weeks atop the list (Jan. 29-March 19, 2022-dated charts). The Encanto soundtrack spent a total of nine weeks at No. 1, as it logged one earlier frame at No. 1 on the Jan. 15, 2022 chart.

 

The last album by a woman with seven consecutive weeks at No. 1 was Adele’s 25, which spent its first seven weeks at No. 1 in late 2015 and early 2016 (Dec. 12, 2015-Jan. 23, 2016). 25 spent 10 total nonconsecutive weeks at No. 1.

 

Most Weeks at No. 1 for an Album by a Woman Since 2020: Taylor Swift’s Folklore was the last album by a woman to score seven weeks atop the list. The album topped the list for its first six weeks (Aug. 8-Sept. 12, 2020) and then returned for two more nonconsecutive weeks (Oct. 3 and Oct. 31, 2020).

 

‘SOS’ Is the First Album by a Woman With its First Seven Weeks at No. 1 Since 2016: Adele’s 25 was the last album by a woman to spend its first seven weeks on the chart at No. 1. The 25 album ruled the list in its first seven weeks (Dec. 12, 2015-Jan. 23, 2016) and then logged three more later frames at No. 1, for a total of 10 nonconsecutive weeks at No. 1. (The last album with its first seven weeks at No. 1 was Morgan Wallen’s Dangerous: The Double Album, which spent it first 10 weeks at No. 1 [its total run at No. 1] from the Jan. 23-March 27, 2021-dated charts.)

 

Only Three Women Have Had Albums With Seven Weeks at No. 1 in the Last 20 Years: In the last two decades – from February 2003 through the latest chart – only three women have spent at least seven weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart. Before SZA’s SOS, there was Swift’s Folklore (eight weeks, 2020), Adele’s 25 (10, 2015-16), Swift’s 1989 (11, 2014-15), Adele’s 21 (24, 2011-12) and Swift’s Fearless (11, 2008-09). Before Fearless, the last album by a woman with seven weeks at No. 1 was Alanis Morissette’s Jagged Little Pill, with 12 weeks in 1995-96.

 

Most Weeks at No. 1 for an R&B/Hip-Hop Album Since Drake’s ‘Views’ in 2016: The last R&B/hip-hop album with seven weeks atop the list was Drake’s Views, which spent 13 nonconsecutive weeks at No. 1 (May 21-Oct. 8, 2016). Views was also the last R&B/hip-hop set to spend its first seven weeks at No. 1 (it spent its first nine weeks at No. 1: May 21-July 16, 2016).

 

SOS has the most weeks at No. 1 for an R&B/hip-hop album by a woman, or an R&B album by a woman, since Mariah Carey’s Music Box spent eight nonconsecutive weeks at No. 1 in late 1993 and early 1994. SOS has the most weeks at No. 1 for an R&B album by any act since Usher’s Confessions ruled for nine nonconsecutive weeks in 2004.

 

At No. 2 on the new Billboard 200, Taylor Swift’s former No. 1 Midnights is a non-mover with 67,000 equivalent album units earned (down 8%). It has spent the entirety of its 14 weeks on the chart inside the top two. The last album by a woman to spend its first 14 weeks at either Nos. 1 or 2 was Swift’s own 1989, with its first 15 weeks in the top two (Nov. 15, 2014-Feb. 21, 2015).

 

Trippie Redd notches his seventh top 10-charting effort on the Billboard 200 as Mansion Muzik debuts at No. 3 with 56,000 equivalent album units earned. Of that sum, SEA units comprise 50,000 (equaling 68.1 million official on-demand streams of the set’s 25 tracks), album sales comprise 5,000 and TEA units comprise 1,000. Mansion Muzik is the hip-hop artist’s seventh consecutive top five-charting effort, stretching back to 2018’s Life’s a Trip, which debuted and peaked at No. 4 (Aug. 25, 2018-dated chart).

 

HARDY hits the top 10 of the Billboard 200 for the first time as his new double album The Mockingbird & The Crow arrives at No. 4 with 55,000 equivalent album units earned – easily his best week ever in terms of units. Of the starting sum, SEA units comprise 34,000 (equaling 44.68 million official on-demand streams of the set’s 17 tracks), album sales comprise 19,500 and TEA units comprise 1,500. The half-country/half-rock project includes guest turns from Jeremy McKinnon (of A Day To Remember), Lainey Wilson and Morgan Wallen.

 

The Mockingbird & The Crow marks the highest-debuting rock album since Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Return of the Dream Canteen entered at No. 3 (Oct. 29, 2022) and highest-bowing country album since Luke Combs’ Growin’ Up started at No. 2 (July 9, 2022).

 

Four former No. 1s are next on the Billboard 200: Metro Boomin’s Heroes & Villains falls 3-5 (53,000 equivalent album units; down 4%), Drake and 21 Savage’s Her Loss dips 4-6 (46,000; down 4%), Bad Bunny’s Un Verano Sin Ti falls 6-7 (41,000; down 4%) and Morgan Wallen’s Dangerous: The Double Album descends 7-8 (nearly 41,000; down 2%).

 

Zach Bryan’s American Heartbreak falls 8-9 with 32,000 equivalent album units (though up 2%) and Lil Baby’s former No. 1 It’s Only Me slips 9-10 with 28,000 (down 5%).

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USA 200 albums chart: February 4, 2023

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