Ella Langley's Dandelion Tops Billboard 200

0:00On April 26, Ella Langley's Dandelion holds the top spot on the Billboard 200 for a second straight week. It racked up 106,000 equivalent album units in the U.S. for the week ending April 23, down 37% from its debut of 169,000. Streaming drives most of it, with pure album sales and track equivalents filling out the rest. Morgan Wallins, I'm the problem, stay steady at number 2, picking up 84,000 units up just 1%. Meanwhile, tomorrow X together bursts into the top 3 with their new album, 7th year, a moment of stillness in the thorns, starting strong at 69,000 units, mostly from 67,000 in album sales across 20 plus CD variants packed with collectibles. Justin Bieber's swag climbs back into the top 5 in number 5, boosted by his Coachella headlining sets with 61,000 units, up 42%. The K-Pop Demon Hunter soundtrack jumps to number 7 thanks to RecreStore Day vinyl

1:04drops, earning 46,000 units, a 46% gain led by sales. BTS's arriaring slips to 4, Olivia Dean's The Art of Loving to 6, Don Tolliver's OCT-8, Bad Bunny's Debate Tire Are Mass Photos to 9, and Wallins' one thing at a time rounds out the top 10 at number 10. These charts blend sales, track equivalents, and streams into one multi-metric score. Dan DeLion keeps ruling as Ella Bills Momentum, with the full May 2nd chart dropping soon. Stay tuned for how it shakes out next week, that's the story for today. Music News Today, Driven by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.