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    First-Week Sales Of Taylor Swift's 'Reputation' Vary Widely, Depending Who You Ask

    The success of Swift's sixth studio album is undeniable, but by how great a measure?
    by Andrew Flanagan Nov 21, 2017 2 minutes
    Taylor Swift on November 11, 2017 in New York City.

    Taylor Swift's latest album, , is currently sitting atop the Billboard200 album chart. Considering the elaborate promotional campaign it received leading up to its Nov. 10 release — including and ticket — its position isn't surprising. But something about its actual sales numbers is.

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