Taylor Swift's downward layer is unusual for you

Taylor Swift often dominates the ranking of the best albums in most western markets. Some frames are larger than others when it comes to their extensive discography, and although the most successful superstar in the world rarely has a really lackluster week, it is unusual that none of their albums climb.

A mixture of continued fan activities and different levels of competition usually acts in favor of Swift and enables at least one project to attract ground. This time in the United Kingdom, their discography is uniformly downwards.

Swift is currently taking six places in the official album charts in Great Britain. She sees half a dozen of her collections on the 100 most consumed publications in the nation on the list, which combine both sales and streaming activities. While sticking to so many positions is a steady sign that your music still reaches a massive audience, all of these titles are currently in a decline.

The department for tortured poets Is Swift's highest effort in this context and places two places in 30th place. It is your only top 40 placement in Great Britain at that time. folklorePresent loverPresent 1989 (Taylor's version)Present midnightAnd Call Also appears in the official album card, which ends up in No. 59, 62, 70, 79 and 80. midnight Takes the biggest hit with nine fields.

While all six of these titles are on the way down, everyone has previously conquered the official album card. All of them have spent more than a year in the ranking, with The department for tortured poets be the latest. This length only has 56 stays on the list of logging-a number that grows safely because the project is only a little more than a year old.

The story of Swift's performance changes when looking at the official country artists album charts. This genre-specific balance comprises two of the efforts of the Grammy winner Fearless (Taylor's version) And your self -titled debut. Both projects manage a slight upward movement, but none is good enough to appear on the all -encompassing ranking of the most consumed studio albums of the European nation.