Dangerous Bunny’s ‘Un Verano Sin Ti’ Extends No. 1 Run to Seventh Week

Bad Bunny’s “Un Verano Sin Ti” has prolonged its No. 1 run on the Billboard 200 album chart, notching a seventh nonconsecutive week within the high spot. Since its debut in Might, the set has not fallen beneath No. 2 — though, it’s potential Beyoncé’s July 29 debut of “Renaissance” might disrupt the reign, seeing as all six of her earlier solo studio efforts opened at No. 1.

Till we see that face-off within the Aug. 13-dated chart, Dangerous Bunny continues his successful streak which has him incomes over 100,000 models in its first 11 weeks on the chart. In accordance with Billboard, the album’s most up-to-date monitoring information reveals “Un Verano Sin Ti” has tallied 98,000 equal album models — marking the primary time in its 11-week run that it dipped beneath 100,000 models.

However with a seventh week atop the chart dated Aug. 6, “Un Verano Sin Ti” turns into the album with essentially the most weeks spent at No. 1 in a year-long timeframe — a feat that’s remained untouched since Morgan Wallen’s “Harmful: The Double Album” again in March of 2021. On this week’s chart, Wallen’s “Harmful” lifts 4 to 2 with 49,000 equal album models earned whereas Harry Styles’ former No. 1 “Harry’s Home” retains at No. 3 with 48,000 models. With only a small distinction in models earned, Wallen’s “Harmful: The Double Album” scantily surpasses “Harry’s Home” for No. 2.

Though Lizzo’s “Particular” granted the pop singer her highest mark on the album chart to date last week — the set slips from No. 2 to No. 7 in its second week with 29,000 models. Nonetheless, Lizzo is concurrently celebrating a No. 1 on the Scorching 100 chart, with “About Rattling Time” changing Types’ former 10-week holder “As It Was” — which now occupies the No. 2 slot.

Seventeen enters the album chart, attaining their second high 10-charting album of 2022 with “Sector 17.” The 13-track album — the South Korean boyband’s highest-charting effort but — is a repackaged model of their fourth studio album “Face the Solar.” It debuts at No. 4 on the chart with 34,000 equal album models earned. Future’s “I By no means Appreciated You” rises 6-5 on the chart with 33,000 equal album models earned and Drake’s dance-oriented “Actually, Nevermind” slips 5 to six with 32,000 models.

Lil Durk’s former No. 1 “7220” rises 10 to eight with 28,000 models as Jack White collects his sixth solo high 10 album (his second in 2022, following “Worry of the Daybreak”) as “Coming into Heaven Alive” debuts at No. 9. The singer’s fifth studio album begins with 27,000 equal album models earned. Closing out the highest 10 albums is Olivia Rodrigo’s “Bitter,” which sits at No. 10 from a earlier No. 13 slot with 26,000 equal album models earned.

On the songs chart, Kate Bush’s 1985 traditional, “Working Up That Hill (A Deal With God),” retains its Netflix-spurred No. 3 peak — a resurgence spearheaded by its sync within the fourth season of “Stranger Issues.” Jack Harlow’s “First Class” stays at No. 4, after spending three weeks on the summit and Future’s former No. 1 “Look forward to U,” that includes Drake and Tems, is equally unmoving at No. 5.

After the July 29 debut of Beyoncé‘s “Renaissance,” the album’s first single “Break My Soul” rose to a brand new No. 6 peak on the songs chart. Types’ “Late Night time Speaking” additionally ascended from 9 to 7, largely because of the premiere of its accompanying official music video premiered on July 13. In parallel, Put up Malone’s “I Like You (A Happier Music),” that includes Doja Cat, surged from 12 to 9 after the July 25 premiere of the music video.

Wrapping the songs chart is Dangerous Bunny and Chencho Corleone’s “Me Porto Bonito” which withdrew to No. 8 from its authentic No. 6 prime and Glass Animals’ “Warmth Waves” lands at No. 10. For these protecting tabs, “Warmth Waves” logs its eightieth week on the chart this week — marking it the third single within the chart’s historical past to attain the landmark. As Billboard factors out, it’s the solely track to have graced the highest 10 throughout its eightieth week on the chart.