https://www.billboard.com/charts/billboard-200/2026-10-10/ Largest drops from number 1: 1 → 169 This House Is Not for Sale – Bon Jovi (March 17, 2018) * The album originally debuted at No. 1 on chart dated November 26, 2016, before falling to No. 43 in its second week, , and returned to No. 1 in 2018 thanks to ticket bundles. 1 → 157 Bass Persuades - Miley (October 10, 2026) 1 → 139 Call Me If You Get Lost – Tyler, the Creator (May 7, 2022) * The album originally debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart dated July 10, 2021, before falling to No. 6 in its second week, and returned to No. 1 in 2022 following its vinyl release 1 → 111 Courage – Celine Dion (December 7, 2019) 1 → 97 Science Fiction – Brand New (September 16, 2017) 1 → 88 Iridescence – Brockhampton (October 13, 2018) 1 → 77 Madame X – Madonna(July 6, 2019) 1 → 70 Lyfestyle – Yeat (November 9, 2024) 1 → 62 Boarding House Reach – Jack White (April 14, 2018) 1 → 59 Wonderful Wonderful – The Killers (October 21, 2017) • Travis Scott's mixtape Days Before Rodeo dropped off the chart entirely after reaching number 1 the previous week (October 5, 2024), becoming the first project to do so * Originally released as a free mixtape on August 18, 2014, debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 following its official commercial release in 2024, before reaching No. 1 in its 4th week following its vinyl release Some news outlets erroneously reported that Cyrus' album was in second place for the biggest fall from No. 1 in an album's second week out, citing Bon Jovi's "This House Is Not for Sale" as having taken an even bigger tumble, from No. 1 to No. 169. But the Bon Jovi album was already 2 years old at that point, and it had regained the top spot for a week only after having been long gone from the chart entirely, via a tricky maneuver that is no longer allowed today. "This House Is Not for Sale" first came out in 2016 and went right to No. 1, and then what was considered a fairly embarrassing fall to No. 43 in its second week, before a gradual disappearance. Travis Scott's "Days Before Rodeo " had already been out for years — its 10 anniversary was being celebrated — before it ascended to the summit under odd circumstances. It had finally been released to DSPs, and about a month into its first streaming release in 2024, it climbed only as high as No. 106 — before suddenly soaring to No. 1 when a first-time vinyl release that had been pre-ordered by fans finally shipped out. After that one-time vinyl deluge hit mailboxes, "Days Before Rodeo" took an instant dive back into chart nowheresville. So neither Bon Jovi nor Travis Scott — whose records had been out from 2-10 years at the time of their ascents and descents — were in the same ballpark as Miley