Album Tops Billboard 200 Again After Successful Remix and Strong Streaming Numbers The artist's eighth‑song album rises to the top of the Billboard 200 for a third non‑consecutive week, buoyed by a new remix featuring Chappell Roan, robust streaming activity and a 15% increase in equivalent album units. In the latest Billboard 200 chart dated October 31, a highly anticipated studio album returned to the top of the U.S. music charts for a third non‑consecutive week. Chappell Roan Remix Drives Album RiseThe record, which sold 75,000 equivalent album units during the week ending October 22, climbed from the runner‑up position thanks largely to a new remix of its flagship single "Expectations." Released on October 15, the remix features guest vocals from emerging pop star Chappell Roan, and the video that accompanies the track was unveiled on the same day, drawing additional streams and sales. The album's rise was propelled by a 15% increase in its weekly equivalent album units - a metric that combines physical and digital sales, track‑equivalent albums (TEA) and streaming‑equivalent albums (SEA).The download sales portion dropped 7% to 11,000 units, which is reflected in a slight climb from 6 to 3 on the Top Album Sales chart, but the streaming figures were the real driver of the record's resurgence. Sea units rose 19% to 63,000, translating to 67.14 million on‑demand official audio and video streams, and keeping the album atop the Top Streaming Albums chart for a fifth consecutive week.Streaming Units Fuel Billboard ResurgenceThe track‑equivalent album units, at 1,000, saw a 121% jump, bringing the total figure to 75,000. The album, which was officially released on October 12 and made public on October 15, is the artist's sixth album to enter the top ten of the Billboard 200 and the 19th project to remain in the chart's top fifty for over a month. It contains eight tracks, including high‑profile collaborations with Lana Del Rey and country‑folk group Turnpike Troubadours.While the record's CD and vinyl versions are scheduled for release in December, the entire project was available for digital download on the day of release, which accounts for its 5,000 physical sales units. Because of its strong streaming performance - accumulating over 60 million on‑demand streams during the tracking week - the album commands the second place on the Top Streaming Albums list.New Tour Announced After SuccessThis success comes in the wake of a recent tour cycle that concluded on October 10, after a series of headline performances under the "With Heaven On Tour" banner. Following a short break, the artist announced a new tour slated to commence on April 28, 2027, titled the "Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs Tour." With the addition of this new studio effort, the artist's count of charting titles on the Billboard 200 now rises to ten, with six of those finding a place in the top ten. The continued popularity of the project has cemented the artist's influential position across both streaming and sales platforms. Luminate, in partnership with Billboard, continues to authenticate all data before publishing the final weekly rankings.Luminate Authenticates Billboard Chart DataThe Billboard 200 chart itself is compiled every week from a multi‑metric consumption model that measures total album consumption in terms of equivalent album units. According to Billboard, each unit can be earned through one unit of album sales, a 10‑track purchase from the album, or 2,500 ad‑supported streams, 1,000 paid or subscription‑based on‑demand streams. The data is verified by Luminate and any suspicious or unverifiable data are removed before the final chart numbers are released.The upcoming Friday release of the October 31 chart will be posted in full on the Billboard website on October 27. Fans and industry professionals can follow the chart's official updates via the Billboard and BillboardCharts accounts on both X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram.