Miley Cyrus is currently in the spotlight as she promotes her latest single, “Doctor (Work It Out),” a collaboration with Pharrell. While the track may not have had the strongest start on the Billboard charts, Cyrus has a solid track record with other successful titles.
Her most recent album, Endless Summer Vacation, has now achieved a significant milestone by spending 52 weeks on the Billboard 200 chart, marking a full year of presence. This accomplishment is noteworthy for the pop singer, although it is not uncommon for highly successful albums to reach this milestone.
Endless Summer Vacation joins Cyrus' other albums that have also enjoyed lengthy stays on the Billboard 200. These include the Hannah Montana soundtrack (78 weeks), the Hannah Montana: The Movie soundtrack (71 weeks), Hannah Montana 2: Meet Miley Cyrus (65 weeks), and Bangerz (56 weeks).
Despite a slight decline in position on the Billboard 200 this week, slipping from No. 93 to No. 97, Endless Summer Vacation continues to perform well. The album moved 11,138 equivalent units in the past tracking period, maintaining its presence on the chart.
The success of Endless Summer Vacation can be largely attributed to its lead single, “Flowers,” which debuted at No. 1 on the Hot 100 and has remained a strong performer. The single is currently holding steady at No. 21 on the Hot 100 and No. 9 on the Digital Song Sales chart, with a position of No. 38 on the Streaming Songs tally.
With the continued popularity of “Flowers” and the album as a whole, it is expected that Endless Summer Vacation will remain on the Billboard 200 for the foreseeable future. It is on track to match the longevity of Bangerz as one of Cyrus' longest-charting successes on the list. The ongoing support from fans indicates that the Grammy-winning album is still resonating with audiences.
