🎤📉 Miley Cyrus' New Album Made HISTORY… But Not in a Good Way 😭

Miley Cyrus' new album "Bass Persuades" debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200… then absolutely PLUMMETED to #157 one week later. 😭 That's the biggest second-week drop ever for an album that originally debuted at #1! Find out how Miley managed to make chart history—and why Bon Jovi technically had an even bigger fall. 📉🎶

10/7/20261 min read

musical notes on white paper
musical notes on white paper

Miley Cyrus just made Billboard history… but we’re guessing this is NOT the kind of history she wanted. 😂

Miley’s new album, “Bass Persuades,” debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 last week. 🎉🏆

Pretty good, right?

Well… things went south VERY quickly. 😬

In its second week, the album dropped 156 spots all the way down to #157. 📉💀

That’s officially the biggest second-week drop ever for an album that debuted at #1.

Imagine celebrating a #1 album one week and then somebody walks into the office the next week like:

“Hey Miley… so technically, you’re still on the chart.” 😭

Now, there IS one album that fell even farther from #1.

Bon Jovi’s “This House Is Not for Sale” went from #1 all the way down to #169 in a single week back in 2018. 🤘📉

BUT there’s a catch.

That album had already debuted at #1 back in 2016 and returned to the top spot in 2018 thanks to one of those ticket-bundle deals where fans got the album when they bought concert tickets. 🎟️💿

So technically, Miley gets to claim the record for the biggest second-week drop for an album that originally debuted at #1.

🏆 CONGRATULATIONS, MILEY!

…probably not the Billboard record you put on the vision board. 😂

Going from #1 to #157 in one week is basically the musical equivalent of getting promoted on Monday and being asked to clean out your desk on Friday. 💀📉

Still, history is history.

Just maybe not the history you put in the press release. 😂🎤

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