Taylor Swift is gearing up to release a highly anticipated new album, but her previous works continue to captivate audiences worldwide. In the U.K., one of her most talked-about albums, Reputation, has achieved a significant milestone by spending 156 weeks on the albums chart, marking three years of consistent presence. This week, the album has climbed to No. 22, showcasing the enduring popularity of Swift's music among fans in the U.K.
Reputation is one of four albums by Swift that have achieved the impressive feat of charting for three years in the U.K. market. Notably, all of her albums, including Reputation, have secured the top spot on the U.K. albums chart, with the singer achieving 11 No. 1 albums in total.
Among Swift's discography, her album 1989 holds the record for the longest charting period in the U.K., with an impressive 346 weeks on the chart. While 1989 currently sits at No. 60, its re-recorded version, 1989 (Taylor’s Version), has made a strong return to the top 10, climbing to No. 10 in the latest rankings.
Lover, another popular album by Swift, has charted for 221 weeks in the U.K., followed by Folklore with 190 weeks on the list. Both albums continue to resonate with audiences and maintain their presence on the U.K. albums chart.
Looking ahead, Swift is on track to achieve her fifth three-year-charting album with Evermore, which has reached 149 weeks on the ranking. As anticipation builds for her upcoming album, The Tortured Poets Department, it is expected that Evermore will soon join the ranks of Swift's albums with extended charting periods in the U.K.
