This week, billboards have been decorated with Ketty Perry’s new album 143 and its advertisements on different billboards. Although the singles from the set have mostly underperformed, the full-length album has become a top 10 hit on several charts. Despite the lackluster performance of the individual tracks, the album title has propelled the singer to a new career high on one of the rankings it achieves.
143 debuts on the Vinyl Albums chart at No. 2 this week. The set marks Perry’s second top 10 win on Billboard is ranking of the top-selling titles on vinyl in the U.S., and also her loftiest placement on the roster as well.
Vinyl albums are filled with 143-debuted no.2 this week. This set highlights Ketty Perry’s second top 10 win on billboards, ranking of the top-selling titles on vinyl in the U.S. and also her loftiest placement on the roster as well.
Perry’s latest album is now reaching the heights and is succeeding, it reached No.2 on the vinyl albums chart, marking her career high and promoting her previous to the best, her recent album of 2023 compilation album, Katy Catalog, which features her full-length releases, made its debut in the top 10 for the first time, starting at no, 10 in November.
This week, Chappell Roan prevents Perry from achieving her first No. 1 on the vinyl chart, as her debut album, The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess, returns to the top spot for the second time following a significant increase in sales. To celebrate the album’s first anniversary, Roan recently released several new vinyl editions, resulting in fans purchasing 50,000 copies.
Perry secured the top debut on the Vinyl Albums chart this week, followed by several other notable artists, including Future, Jamie xx, Bright Eyes, Feid, and even Cher, who all launched new titles on the ranking.
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