Taylor Swift’s latest album continues to be a huge success. Launched a few weeks ago, the singer’s project presented the public with several great songs, and the song that is most appreciated by fans is “Anti-Hero”. This is evidenced by the scores the song has achieved with each passing moment, which has already spent three weeks at the top of the UK Singles Chart, making Taylor’s song the longest time spent on the chart.
Watch Anti-Hero Clip (Playback: YouTube)
Midnight’s success was huge, surpassing a mark the singer achieved in 2017, when “Look What You Made Me Do” spent two consecutive weeks at the top of the chart. Despite the massive popularity, Taylor Swift’s project slipped from No. 1 on the US charts, losing the top spot to Her Loss, Drake’s new album and 21 Savage. The rap stars’ joint album was released on November 4.
Despite not topping the US charts, Taylor Swift remains one of the biggest names in music. The singer became a No. 1 artist Spotify The world, that is, the blonde is the most listened to artist on the streaming platform. She achieved this feat after becoming a singer with over 79 million monthly listeners Streams Every month. It’s worth noting that with the debut of Midnights, Taylor also became the most listened-to artist in a single day on the platform, with over 184 million streams.
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Taylor Swift at last Sunday’s awards (Reproduction/Twitter)
It’s worth remembering that Taylor continues to invest in her acting career. After participating in “Cats” and “The Comes and Goes of Love”, the next adventure was David O. “Amsterdam” directed by Russell. Cast, big names: Christian Bale, Margot Robbie, Anya Taylor-Joy and Robert De Niro.
Featured Photo: Taylor Swift poses for a photo (Reproduction/Getty Images)
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