When it comes to Ariana Grande on the Billboard charts this week, everyone is thinking about Petal. The album launches at No. 1 across a variety of tallies, and the song of the same name, which has been pushed as a single from the project, also earns lofty starting points on a number of rankings.
Unsurprisingly – especially during this week – Grande fills multiple spaces on the Billboard 200. As she scores a new No. 1, one of her oldest releases also reaches a milestone that has been more than a decade in the making.
Ariana Grande’s My Everything Reaches 100 Weeks
My Everything rises several dozen spaces on the Billboard 200 this week, climbing to No. 148. This frame marks its one hundredth as one of the 200 most-consumed collections of any style in the United States. She finally hits the milestone with the set, more than a decade after Grande released My Everything, which helped establish her as one of the biggest pop stars in the world.
Ariana Grande Claims Five 100-Week-Charters
My Everything becomes Grande’s fifth album to celebrate triple-digit frames on the Billboard 200. Half of her 10 top 10s – a landmark figure she hits this week as Petal arrives – have now held on for at least 100 weeks. So far, none of Grande’s collections have reached 200 periods on the tally, though Thank U, Next is only about a month away from doing so.
Of Grande’s five titles that have spent at least 100 frames somewhere on the Billboard 200, only one, Dangerous Woman, missed the summit. It is her sole traditional studio album among that group to fail to reach No. 1.
Here are all of Ariana Grande’s albums that have spent at least 100 weeks on the Billboard 200.
- 194 weeks – Thank U, Next
- 168 weeks – Dangerous Woman
- 126 weeks – Eternal Sunshine
- 107 weeks – Positions
- 100 weeks – My Everything
Ariana Grande Nears Another Milestone
Yet another Grande project is close to 100 weeks, but has not yet made it to that mark. Sweetener, which won the singer her first Grammy, is up to 91 stays somewhere on the Billboard 200. Yours Truly, the superstar’s first full-length, barely made it past 52 weeks — a full year — on the ranking.
Grande has released eight proper solo studio albums throughout her time in the spotlight. Her two Wicked soundtracks, along with a handful of EPs and live sets, have also been successful, though they are not counted as traditional solo studio efforts.
Ariana Grande Fills the Billboard 200 With Six Titles
This week, most of Grande’s studio albums appear on the Billboard 200. As Petal opens at No. 1, Eternal Sunshine, Dangerous Woman, Thank U, Next and My Everything all rise from where they sat last time around, landing at Nos. 35, 108, 134 and 148, respectively.
Positions reenters the roster in last place at No. 200, helping Grande bookend the competitive albums rundown.