Several songs from the new Gracie Abrams album — including “Daughter From Hell,” “Good Reason” and “Minibar” — debut on the Billboard charts. NEW YORK, NEW YORK – MAY 04: Gracie Abrams attends the 2026 Met Gala celebrating “Costume Art” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 04, 2026 in New York City. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue)
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Daughter from Hell, the third album by Gracie Abrams, brings her to No. 1 on multiple Billboard charts for the first time. She conquers the Billboard 200, the most important albums ranking in the United States, as well as the Americana/Folk Albums chart, a tally she had never reached before this week.
The set also leads several other rosters where Abrams has dominated in the past, and it helps prove that she is no longer simply a rising talent, but a true pop superstar. Daughter from Hell has already produced several hit singles, and this week, multiple tracks from the project debut or return to different rankings, adding to the singer-songwriter’s growing collection of career wins.
Gracie Abrams Debuts Two Songs on the Billboard Hot 100
Abrams sends a pair of newly-released tracks to the Billboard Hot 100 this week. “Good Reason” debuts at No. 51, while “Minibar” opens much lower – and barely makes it to the tally at all – as it launches at No. 99. Those arrivals bring Abrams to 11 career hits on the all-encompassing songs ranking, helping her pass double-digit wins for the first time.
Here are all of the Gracie Abrams tunes that have appeared on the Billboard Hot 100.
- “Call Me When You Break Up” with Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco
- “Close to You”
- “Everywhere, Everything” with Noah Kahan
- “Good Reason”
- “Hit the Wall”
- “I Love You, I’m Sorry”
- “Look at My Life”
- “Minibar”
- “Risk”
- “That’s So True”
- “Us.” with Taylor Swift
Gracie Abrams Debuts on Two Additional Charts
“Good Reason” also starts almost exactly in the middle of the Billboard Global 200. The tally – one of two worldwide lists – measures the most-consumed songs around the planet. The Daughter from Hell cut opens at No. 99, becoming the singer’s eighth career appearance on the worldwide roster.
The album’s title track debuts on one of Billboard’s genre-specific registers. “Daughter from Hell” debuts at No. 31 on the Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart, becoming Abrams’ fourth placement on the tally.
Gracie Abrams Returns With “Hit the Wall”
The biggest winner among Abrams’ current songs is “Hit the Wall,” the first single released from Daughter from Hell. The track originally arrived in the middle of May and now it returns to several different Billboard rankings.
“Hit the Wall” reenters the Streaming Songs chart at No. 32. This week is only the second time the tune has appeared as one of the 50 most-played cuts of any style in the country, and as it breaks back in, the single hits a new high point.
The track also finds its way back to the Billboard Global 200, where it reappears at No. 79.
Gracie Abrams Reaches New Peaks With “Hit the Wall”
“Hit the Wall” rises on nearly every other chart on which it appears this week. The single scores its greatest improvement on the Billboard Hot 100, where it rockets from No. 57 to a new peak position of No. 26.
The track also advances from No. 19 to No. 18 on the Pop Airplay chart, establishing yet another new peak. It holds at its all-time best showing of No. 16 on the Adult Pop Airplay ranking.
“Hit the Wall” returns to its previously-established height on the Radio Songs chart as well. This time around, Abrams’ single ascends from No. 42 to No. 40, becoming a top 40 hit on the most competitive of Billboard’s airplay rosters.
“Look at My Life” Climbs on Two Billboard Charts
WASHINGTON, DC – DECEMBER 17: Gracie Abrams performs during iHeartRadio Hot 99.5’s Jingle Ball 2024 Presented By Capital One at Capital One Arena on December 17, 2024 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images for iHeartRadio)
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“Look at My Life,” the second promotional cut released from Daughter from Hell, gains a fair amount of ground on both charts where it is present this week. The song surges north on the Billboard Hot 100, pushing from No. 92 all the way to No. 55. It manages an even larger improvement on the Billboard Global 200, where it vaults from No. 174 to No. 107.
“That’s So True” Remains a Global Hit
One older song – one of Abrams’ most famous – is still a worldwide hit, even as her Daughter From Hell tunes debut and steal the spotlight. “That’s So True” has spent 92 weeks on both of Billboard’s global rankings and has peaked at No. 4 on the two tallies. This week, “That’s So True” moves in opposite directions on the two rosters. The song rises to No. 143 on the Billboard Global 200, while it slips two spaces to No. 161 on Billboard Global Excl. U.S.