Jennifer Lopez Hits The Top 10 For The First Time On One Billboard Chart

Jennifer Lopez has been a musical famous person in America for many years. She’s managed some fairly unbelievable issues on the Billboard charts, however even now, there are nonetheless heights she has but to succeed in and rankings she’s by no means appeared on earlier than. Even in spite of everything this time, Lopez nonetheless isn’t performed along with her second within the musical highlight.

This Is Me… Now, the most recent launch from Lopez, debuts on the Vinyl Albums chart this week. The set launches at No. 7 on Billboard’s rating of the bestselling titles particularly on vinyl within the United States.

As it launches in seventh place, This Is Me… Now turns into Lopez’s first hit on the Vinyl Albums chart. In truth, it’s her first placement wherever on the rating. She’s by no means reached this tally earlier than, regardless that she’s been releasing full-lengths for a few years now. Impressively, the singer scores her first prime 10 on her inaugural journey to the roster.

Lopez earns the fourth-loftiest debut this body on the Vinyl Albums chart. She is available in behind new arrivals from Idles (Tangk, No. 3), Tate McRae (Think Later, No. 4), and Earl Sweatshirt & The Alchemist (Voire Dire, No. 6).

As it launches inside the highest 10 on the Vinyl Albums chart, This Is Me… Now soars even larger on the Top Album Sales rating. On that tally, the set blasts in at No. 1 with 14,356 copies bought, in keeping with Luminate. Only a part of that complete is made up of vinyl records.

This Is Me… Now could also be a fast prime 10 hit on the Vinyl Albums and Top Album Sales charts, but it surely underperformed on the even-more-important Billboard 200. The title opens at No. 38 on the tally, with 18,701 equal models moved in its first monitoring body. While it does handle to launch inside the highest 40, the brand new providing stands because the lowest-charting of Lopez’s profession.

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