The Weeknd's Starboy has scored another huge win with all of the album's 18 tracks charting on this week's Billboard Hot 100.
It's a big accomplishment that makes The Weeknd the artist with the second-most simultaneous entries in Hot 100 history after Drake who charted 20 at the same time on the Hot 100 back in May of this year. However, The Weeknd ties Drake's record for the most simultaneously charted Hot 100 titles from a single album.
The XO artist is really winning this week, also earning the No. 1 album in the country with with first week sales of 348,000 equivalent album units. Starboy has received plenty of media attention surrounding its release with The Weeknd performing on Saturday Night Live, The Tonight Show, and also making his daytime television debut on Ellen. Of course, he was also selected to be one of the artists for this year's Victoria's Secret Fashion show, which filmed last week in Paris.
Rae Sremmurd's "Black Beatles" still reigns the Hot 100 chart so we'll have to wait and see if any Starboy track will dethrone them. You can check where each of the songs charted below. Check out Complex's review of Starboy here and do not miss The Weeknd at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show alongside his ex Bella Hadid when it airs Monday night on CBS.
The Weeknd posts the second-most simultaneous entries in Hot 100 history (18).
The Weeknd ties Drake for the most simultaneously charted Hot 100 titles from a single album (18 each).
The Weeknd's Hot 100 rankings dated Dec. 5, 2016
No. 2 - "Starboy," feat. Daft Punk (up from No. 3)
No. 16 - "Party Monster" (up from No. 39)
No. 22 -"I Feel It Coming," feat. Daft Punk (up from No. 48)
No. 27 - "Sidewalks," feat. Kendrick Lamar (new)
No. 31 - "Reminder" (new)
No. 34 - "Six Feet Under" (new)
No. 43 - "Die for You" (new)
No. 44 - "Rockin' " (new)
No. 46 - "All I Know," feat. Future (new)
No. 47 - "Secrets" (new)
No. 48 - "True Colors" (new)
No. 55 - "False Alarm" (re-entry)
No. 61 - "Stargirl Interlude," feat. Lana Del Rey (new)
No. 67 - "Attention" (new)
No. 68 - "Nothing Without You" (new)
No. 69 - "A Lonely Night" (new)
No. 71 - "Love to Lay" (new)
No. 72 - "Ordinary Life" (new)
