PARK CITY, UTAH – JANUARY 23: Taylor Swift attends the 2020 Sundance Film Festival – “Miss … [+]

GETTY IMAGES

Taylor Swift’s new album The Tortured Poets Department is a massive win across the Billboard charts. No matter how one looks at the numbers–streams of the album, sales of songs featured on it, or in any other fashion–the singer’s latest is unbeatable.

Streams factored heavily into the initial success of The Tortured Poets Department. The set earned a historic start on streaming platforms, with both the full-length and the songs featured on it becoming instantly historic thanks to a huge number of plays on sites like Spotify and AppleApple 0.0% Music.

All 31 songs featured on The Tortured Poets Department debut on the Streaming Songs chart this week. The Billboard ranking lists the most-streamed cuts in the U.S. every tracking frame, and, unsurprisingly, Swift dominates the roster this time around.

As her entire new album’s tracklist debuts on the Streaming Songs chart, Swift breaks the record for the most appearances on the tally at one time. 31 tracks at once now stands as the best any musician has ever managed on this list, but it’s not that much greater than the previous top showing.

Before The Tortured Poets Department arrived, Morgan Wallen claimed this bit of history. When his album One Thing at a Time stopped in early 2023, the country project pushed 30 tracks to the Streaming Songs chart. That held as a record for just over a year.

Half of Swift’s new wins rule the highest reaches of the Streaming Songs chart this week. The Grammy champion controls the highest 15 spaces on the list, which is also a first. Before this feat, Drake owned this spot in the history books. Tracks from his album Certified Lover Boy owned the loftiest 14 rungs at one time back in 2021.

Swift’s new full-length shatters the all-time record for the most streams any album has accrued in a single week in U.S. history. According to Billboard, the title racked up 891.37 million on-demand plays in its first seven days of availability.