New Taylor Swift track All of the Girls You’ve Loved Before ranks 189 on Billboard’s Hot 100
Taylor Swift has achieved another milestone in her career.
The 33-year-old pop star, with her new track All of the Girls You’ve Loved Before, has landed a… Billboard Hot 100 The music outlet reported that Saturday was just over two weeks after its release, making it the song’s 189th time on the coveted chart.
The Shake It Off singer released the song along with three others on March 17 to commemorate the start of her The Eras Tour.
The laid-back singer-songwriter extends an already existing record for most entries in the Billboard Hot 100 among female artists.
The track All of the Girls You’ve Loved Before was initially recorded in 2019 for the Lover album.
The latest: Taylor Swift, 33, landed in the Billboard Hot 100 on Saturday with her new track All of the Girls You’ve Loved Before, just over two weeks after its release, making the song her 189th time on the chart. Pictured Friday in Texas
Luminate reported that it had 15.3 million official US streams, 1.2 million plays in streaming, and moved 17,500 units in the week of March 17-23.
Swift has also been historically consistent, compiling a song on the chart every single year for the past 18 years.
The first came with the track Tim McGraw, which hit the charts on September 23, 2006.
The commercially successful play is the longest streak of all active artists, according to Billboard.
Swift wrapped it up seven years ago, and hit the milestone on the last day of 2016, as her collaboration with Zayn, I Don’t Wanna Live Forever (Fifty Shades Darker), hit the charts on the last day of the year.
The Shake It Off singer also managed to extend a record 80 top 10 tracks in digital song sales, with her song “If This Was a Movie” (Taylor’s version) debuting at number one on country digital song sales.
The We Are Never Getting Back Together artist, who re-recorded much of her previous catalog after Scooter Braun acquired the rights to it in 2019, originally hit the charts with the track in 2011.
According to Billboard, the new track makes its first two versions of the song at the top of the chart.
The laid-back singer-songwriter extends an already existing record for most entries in the Billboard Hot 100 among female artists.
Swift’s commercially successful running is the longest streak of all active artists, according to Billboard
