Taylor Swift’s Lover hits 300 weeks on the Billboard 200, joining 1989 and Reputation as her third … More album to reach the major milestone. KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI – JANUARY 26: Taylor Swift arrives to the stadium prior to the AFC Championship game between the Buffalo Bills and the Kansas City Chiefs, at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium on January 26, 2025 in Kansas City, Missouri. (Photo by Brooke Sutton/Getty Images) Getty Images Swifties were certain that the singer-songwriter they adore was going to announce a new album at the recent American Music Awards.
That didn’t turn out to be the case, and the world is still waiting to hear what will come next for the most successful musical artist on the planet right now, be it a full-length of original material, Reputation (Taylor’s Version), or something else. As millions of fans wait patiently, one of Taylor Swift’s most celebrated collections has quietly reached a lofty milestone on an important Billboard ranking — one she’s only seen a few times before. Lover Celebrates 300 Weeks on the Billboard 200 Lover lands at No.
50 on the Billboard 200, advancing just two spots from last time around. As it rises, the title reaches 300 weeks on the list of the most consumed albums in the country. The pure pop project shifted 15,500 equivalent units in the past tracking period, according to music industry data company Luminate.
Of that sum, 1,500 were pure sales, while the rest comes from streaming activity. Lover Joins 1989 and Reputation Swift has now seen three full-lengths spend at least 300 weeks on the Billboard 200. Her longest-charting success remains 1989 — the original version, that is — which sits just one stay away from a full decade on the tally…though it doesn't appear on the Billboard 200 very often anymore, it's been largely replaced by 1989 (Taylor’s Version).
Reputation beats Lover by just under a year, as it has now racked up 348 weeks on the Billboard 200. That project pushes nearly 30 spaces to No. 94 this time around.
Seven Swift Albums Chart This Week Lover is one of seven albums by Swift that claim space on the Billboard 200 this week. Five of them manage to climb, including The Tortured Poets Department, Folklore, Midnights, and both Lover and Reputation. 1989 (Taylor’s Version) holds steady, while Red (Taylor’s Version) dips just one space.
Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) also appears on a Billboard tally, but not the Billboard 200. It slides to No. 45 on the Top Country Albums chart.
