Ariana Grande ties with The Beatles and makes chart history
There's no stopping her!
Last updated 21st Feb 2019
Following the release of her most recent album 'Thank U, Next', Ariana Grande continues to make history as she now becomes the first artist to get the Billboard 100 triple since The Beatles in 1964.
Back in 1964 The Beatles' hit songs 'Can’t Buy Me Love', 'Twist and Shout' and 'Do You Want to Know a Secret' topped the billboard charts for five whole weeks; fast forward 55 years and Ariana Grande has stolen the crown with three tracks from her new hit album.
Reports say that the 25-year-old is currently at the top of the charts with new tracks '7 Rings', 'Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored' and 'Thank U, Next'.
Fellow celeb's have taken to Twitter to congratulate the pop-star, including the UK's James Cordan. The Late Late Show presenter tweeted, 'Massive congrats to @ArianaGrande on making history today! 🖤' sic.
This news comes after it was recently announced that the 'Dangerous Woman' singer had become the second female artist to fill the top two spots at the same time, with Madonna being the other back in 1985.
Ariana also had the most streams of an album by a female artist in a week, breaking a record that was set by HERSELF with previous album 'Sweetener'. This reportedly made her the first female artist in UK singles chart history to replace her own self at Number 1. Wow.
Taking to her social media accounts, Ariana celebrated the news...
We cannot wait to see what else the star has in store for us. You go, girl!
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