Ariana Grande’s New Album Had Largest Global Debut Within First 24hrs, According To Apple Music

Ariana Grande’s New Album Had Largest Global Debut Within First 24hrs, According to Apple Music
Ariana Grande‘s new album “thank u, next” appeared to be a hit with fans, and also Apple Music. Reports claim, the streaming service said the 12-track album had the largest global debut of any female artist in every genre within the first 24 hours of the album’s release.

Two leading singles from the album have appeared on the Billboard Hot 100 charts; the title track “thank u, next” debuted No. 1 in November and held the spot for seven weeks while her single “7 Rings” has taken the #1 spot for two weeks in a row.
“thank u, next” was made available on streaming platforms Friday (Feb. 8), coming six months shy of her Grammy award winning and third No. 1 album “sweetener.”
What’s your favorite track from the album “thank u, next”? Let us know in the comments!
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