67 Weeks At The Top Of The Billboard 200, Taylor Swift Equals Elvis Presley's Record

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JAKARTA - Taylor Swift equals Elvis Presley for the album of a solo artist with the longest week at the top of the Billboard 200 chart.

Swift's latest re-record album, 1989 (Taylor's Version), took over the top position on the Billboard 200. Meanwhile, Nicki Minaj's Pink Friday 2 is in second place.

This week marks Swift's 67th week placing her album at the top of the charts, matching Elvis's "King Rock And Roll", which previously held the record.

The re-emergence of Swift in the top position of the charts was caused by the revenue of blacklist sales for Christmas.

The album Midnights and Lover belonging to the pop star is also on the charts where they occupy positions three and seven, respectively.

Di tempat keempat untuk minggu terlama di Nomor Satu adalah kalinya Brooks, yang memimpin selama 52 minggu, diikuti di tempat ketiga oleh Michael Jackson, yang melakukannya selama 51 minggu.

If next week 1989 (Taylor's Version) remains at the top, Swift will claim a solo artist album with the longest week in Number One, surpassing Elvis.

Meanwhile, The Beatles are the overall record holder for artists, solos or bands, with the longest week, which is 132 weeks, double Swift and Presley.

Taylor Swift officially ties Elvis Presley as the solo artist with the most weeks at #1 in Billboard albums chart history (67). pic.twitter.com/6C0eOINSHI

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Taylor Swift officiallyies Elvis Presley as the solo artist with the most weeks at #1 in Billboard albums chart history (67). pic.twitter.com/6C0eOINSHI