Tyler, the Creator’s Don’t Tap the Glass debuts at No. 1 on five Billboard charts, while older albums like Flower Boy and Call Me If You Get Lost rebound. PARIS, FRANCE – JANUARY 20: (EDITORIAL USE ONLY – For Non-Editorial use please seek approval from Fashion House) Tyler, the Creator attends the Louis Vuitton Fall/Winter 2022/2023 show as part of Paris Fashion Week on January 20, 2022 in Paris, France. (Photo by Victor Boyko/Getty Images)
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Tyler, The Creator debuts his new album Don’t Tap the Glass atop multiple Billboard charts in the United States this week. The hip-hop powerhouse returns to No. 1 on several important tallies, and the success of this latest effort appears to buoy his entire catalog. Fans are also returning to older projects from the rapper at the same time that Don’t Tap the Glass becomes another standout win, and multiple previous efforts from the Odd Future talent climb back onto a handful of rankings.
Five Tyler Albums Chart Simultaneously
In what has become another huge frame for Tyler, five of his albums appear on at least one Billboard list. Two of them manage to reenter particularly high-profile rosters.
Flower Boy makes the most impressive comeback. That set, released in 2017, bounds back onto the Billboard 200 at No. 177. At the same time, it narrowly reappears on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, coming in at No. 49, in second to last on the 50-position tally.
Vinyl Sales Lift Call Me If You Get Lost
As Flower Boy climbs back onto a pair of rankings, Call Me If You Get Lost reenters just one. Tyler’s 2021 bestselling collection returns to the Vinyl Albums chart at No. 25. At the moment, that’s the only list where Call Me If You Get Lost appears.
New Album Launches at No. 1 on Five Charts
Don’t Tap the Glass opens at No. 1 on five Billboard charts this week: the Billboard 200, Top Album Sales, Vinyl Albums, Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums, and Top Rap Albums rankings. The only list it fails to conquer is Top Streaming Albums roster, where it opens at No. 4, though it does earn Tyler just his second top 10 placement on that particular ranking.
As Don’t Tap the Glass starts high and both Flower Boy and Call Me If You Get Lost surge, Cherry Bomb and Igor also grow on multiple tallies. Consumption of nearly everything in Tyler’s catalog expands, which speaks to the excitement around his latest full-length, as well as his general, unceasing popularity.