Ariana Grande’s new album breaks streaming records on Apple Music

Ariana Grande’s most recent album, thank u, next, hit two records on Apple Music after its release on February 9th, 2019.

The album broke the most day-one streams of a pop album, the most day-one streams for a female artist and was number one on Apple Music.

Biggest Day 1 Global Pop Album on Apple Music

Biggest Day 1 Global for a female artist on Apple Music

#1 on Apple Music in 84 countries#thankunexthttps://t.co/Ly0ZiTpApO pic.twitter.com/Xfo2QMDJ4Y

— Team Ariana (@TeamAriana) February 10, 2019

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However, while no stats were released, it does speak volumes to Apple Music’s growth and popularity among musicians.

When musicians break streaming records, it usually correlates to a growing number of subscribers.

When Cardi B set the record for most-streamed album by a female artist in one week, Apple’s subscribers reached over 40 million subscribers around the same time, as reported by The Verge.

At the end of January, Apple’s CEO Tim Cook announced that Apple Music had reached over 50 million paying subscribers.

It will be interesting if Ariana Grande’s album will draw in more paying subscribers later in the year.

Source: The Verge