Female albums with the most simultaneous Billboard Hot 100 entries:
#1. Lover — 18 entries

#2. folklore — 16 entries

#3. WWAFA, WDWG? — 12 entries

#3. Invasion of Privacy — 12 entries

#3. thank u, next — 12

#3. Lemonade — 12

 

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this list is worthless, the only reason all these album tracks charted is because streaming era emerged, many older albums' tracks could have done the same if they were released after the emergence of streaming era

Speak Now: 11 (before the streaming era!)

1 minute ago, Rith said:

this list is worthless, the only reason all these album tracks charted is because streaming era emerged, many older albums' tracks could have done the same if they were released after the emergence of streaming era

... you know music existed before billboard which became a thing in the mid 60s. so all music metrics and achievements are worthless by your logic. 

 

OT: congratz 

21 minutes ago, Rith said:

this list is worthless, the only reason all these album tracks charted is because streaming era emerged, many older albums' tracks could have done the same if they were released after the emergence of streaming era

well true but..these are the new records Now

I would've added that comment if it was about most debuts at 1# or sumn

you should put as a percentage of total songs on the album (i.e. if folklore has 18 tracks and 18 were on h100, then 100%)

 

I have a feeling, for most of them, it isn't anything special to have more entries on the h100, it's just about how many songs were on the album, and the album with the most songs actually is all that matters because had they had more songs, they would have all made it onto the h100 as well

1 hour ago, selena_lavigne said:

... you know music existed before billboard which became a thing in the mid 60s. so all music metrics and achievements are worthless by your logic. 

 

OT: congratz 

 

46 minutes ago, Rev8 said:

well true but..these are the new records Now

I would've added that comment if it was about most debuts at 1# or sumn

Billboard rules didn’t allow these songs to chart until recently. It had to have an official single release.

5 minutes ago, suburbannature said:

 

Billboard rules didn’t allow these songs to chart until recently. It had to have an official single release.

what i'm saying is the rules constantly change sis. I'm if your favs can't chart well anymore but their time came and they set their own records, now it's other artist's time to set other records.

these records don't diminish anything from the past.

 

and what I meant was that there was music that came out before 1964 that sold EXTREMELY well but those aren't on these lists because Billboard didn't exist. now the music industry is shifting as always so there are new types of records that are propelled more by streams than radio.

Edited August 5, 20206 yr by selena_lavigne

Just now, selena_lavigne said:

what i'm saying is the rules constantly change sis. I'm sorry that your favs can't chart well anymore but their time came and they set their own records, now it's other artist's time to set other records.

these records don't diminish anything.

 

and what I meant was that there was music that came out before 1964 that sold EXTREMELY well but those aren't on these lists because Billboard didn't exist. now the music industry is shifting as always so there are new types of records that are propelled more by streams than radio.

Girl, calm down. People are just pointing out how this excludes most albums released before very recently bc of the rule.

1 minute ago, suburbannature said:

Girl, calm down. People are just pointing out how this excludes most albums released before very recently bc of the rule.

i'm very calm. the music industry is different now that's all i'm saying and people wanna diminish present artist's accomplishments when you couldn't really track album tracks back in the day cuz people bought albums.