Ariana Grande Brings Some Of Her Biggest Singles Back To The Charts

Ariana Grande’s latest album Eternal Sunshine can still be found on the charts, as fans in the United Kingdom are still buying and streaming the collection from the pop superstar, though she is no longer actively promoting the Grammy-nominated full-length.

Notably, while Grande appears on multiple singles tallies in that country, none of her current charting wins come from Eternal Sunshine. Instead, she fills several spots across a variety of rankings with other tunes disconnected from her latest era, many of which return this week to become bestselling cuts once again.

Ariana Grande’s Many Charting Hits

Grande sees four of her songs appear on at least one chart in the U.K. at the moment, and three of them are returns — and most in fairly lofty positions. Her only holdover is “Problem,” her team-up with Iggy Azalea. That track rises from No. 78 to No. 63 on the Official Physical Singles chart.

Wicked Singles Return to the Top 20

Several of Grande’s Wicked tracks, as well as her smash “Break Free,” also find their way back to tallies in the U.K. “Popular” and “Defying Gravity,” two of her duets with co-star Cynthia Erivo, can both be found inside the top 20 on the Official Physical Singles and Official Vinyl Singles rankings. “Break Free,” meanwhile, reenters the roster of the bestselling cuts on physical formats — like CD, cassette, or vinyl — at No. 87.

Ariana Grande’s Past Top 10 Successes

All of Grande’s current wins on the U.K. charts have already cracked the top 10 on the tallies where they can be found. Some have only lived on these lists for about a month, such as “Popular” and “Defying Gravity” on the Official Vinyl Singles ranking, while “Problem” has spent more than a year as one of the top-selling tracks on any physical medium.

Eternal Sunshine Rises on Several Lists – and Also Falls

Eternal Sunshine is experiencing something of a mixed performance at the moment. Well over a year after it debuted, the set rises on both the Official Albums and Official Physical Albums charts, coincidentally hitting No. 60 after appearing in completely different positions last week. The project dips a few spots when it comes to streaming, but returns to the Official Albums Sales roster, coming in at No. 65.