Taylor Swift fills five spots on the Top Streaming Albums chart this week, as Lover, Reputation and Midnights all return to the tally. NEWARK, NEW JERSEY – AUGUST 28: Taylor Swift attends the 2022 MTV VMAs at Prudential Center on August 28, 2022 in Newark, New Jersey. (Photo by Cindy Ord/WireImage)
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Taylor Swift’s catalog has enjoyed quite the wild ride over the past few weeks. All of her albums — both re-recorded sets and original projects — have exploded in popularity as the singer-songwriter prepares the world for a new era.
Recently, Swift revealed that her upcoming twelfth full-length, The Life of a Showgirl, is expected to drop on October 3. The mere mention of new music helped a number of her most popular efforts become strong sellers and especially powerful streamers once more. Swift’s catalog is never hurting on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music, but this week is especially grand for a number of her projects, which rebound onto one of Billboard’s newest tallies.
Lover, Reputation and Midnights Return
Three Swift titles reappear on the Top Streaming Albums chart this week. That kind of uptick underscores that there’s been a dramatic return to consuming her past full-lengths among a huge population of people in the United States.
Two of her three comebacks find their way into the top 40. Lover reenters the Top Streaming Albums tally at No. 36, while Reputation is back at No. 40. Midnights comes in just a few spaces beneath that important region, as it sneaks back onto the list of the most-streamed full-lengths and EPs in the country at No. 43.
A Trio of Top 10s
All three of Swift’s returning favorites have already spent months on the Top Streaming Albums chart, and each one of them has cracked the top 10 as well. Lover only barely made it to that region, as its peak remains No. 10.
Taylor Swift Owns 10% of the Chart
Swift fills five spots on the Top Streaming Albums chart this week. The tally only includes 50 spaces, so the singer-songwriter claims 10% of all runs for herself at the moment.
In addition to Lover, Reputation, and Midnights, The Tortured Poets Department almost finds its way back to the top 10 this week. Swift’s most recent full-length rockets 10 spaces north from No. 23 to No. 13. Folklore, which recently enjoyed a huge boost thanks largely to the song “August,” also lives on the roster. Folklore dips 10 spots, falling from No. 21 to No. 31.
Nine Billboard 200 Wins
All five of Swift’s top streamers also live on the Billboard 200, the roster that looks at the most consumed efforts in the country. On that ranking, Swift sees nine different titles appear somewhere on the lengthy list, and almost all of them gain ground from where they sat just a few days ago.
Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/hughmcintyre/2025/08/20/taylor-swift-sees-three-albums-return-at-the-same-time/
