Miley’s New Album Breaks Her Perfect Top 10 Streak
- On Tuesday, Miley Cyrus topped the Billboard 200 with "Bass Persuades," selling 61,497 copies during one of the lowest sales weeks in record history.
- Miley narrowly edged out Ella Langley and Riley Green by about 1,000 albums, relying on physical sales while competitors dominated streaming.
- "Bass Persuades" marks Cyrus' sixth album to lead the Billboard 200, her last being "Bangerz" in 2013, and becomes her 16th overall project to reach the top 10.
- Next month, Cyrus will perform a two-night stint at Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on October 16 and 18, with Model/Actriz as special guest.
- Rounding out the top five on the Billboard 200 are Morgan Wallen, Noah Kahan, Beabadoobee, Jhen Aiko, and Drake. Cyrus wrote that making music for fans brings "immeasurable joy" to her life.
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American singer Miley Cyrus has topped the Billboard 200 chart for the first time in more than a decade. Her new album “Bass Persuades” debuted at number one with 61,000 equivalent album units in the US. The victory comes after a close race with country singer Ella Langley. Her album “Dandelion” remains in second place with just under 61,000 units, Billboard reports. In third place is country artist Riley Green with “That’s Just Me” and 60,000 u…
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Miley Cyrus Album Takes Number 1 Spot by a Nose for "Bass Persuades," Leads Lowest Sales Week Maybe Ever - But She Thanks Label, Fans
Miley Cyrus is a good sport. She doesn’t care that her second album in a row is DOA. Yet, “Bass Persuades” will have a unique distinction: debuts at number 1 but leading one of the lowest sales weeks in record biz history. The album sold 61,497 copies — most of them were physical sales, not […]
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