Tyler, The Creator's Entire Catalog Surges Thanks To His Surprise New Album
As Don't Tap the Glass becomes a bestseller and a major win on streaming platforms in the U.K., fans have also returned to several of his earlier projects, helping them rise during an exciting frame for the rapper.
Four Tyler, the Creator Albums Chart This Week
At the moment, four of Tyler's projects can be found on the charts in the U.K., and the three collections that aren't Don't Tap the Glass are all climbing. Igor is the big winner of the bunch, as it's the only full-length aside from his latest to appear on several tallies. That full-length pushes upward on the Official Albums Sales, Official Physical Albums, and Official Hip-Hop and R&B Albums charts. It even claims a spot inside the top 10 on the latter.
Tyler, the Creator Owns Four Spaces on One Chart
The Official Hip-Hop and R&B Albums chart is the only ranking in the U.K. where all four of Tyler's efforts appear. In addition to Don't Tap the Glass, which opens in first place, and Igor, which sits just a few spaces below the newcomer, at No. 6, both Flower Boy and Call Me If You Get Lost also grow. Those studio releases land side-by-side at Nos. 14 and 15, respectively.
Tyler, the Creator Dominates With Don't Tap the Glass
In addition to opening at No. 1 on the Official Hip-Hop and R&B Albums ranking, Don't Tap the Glass also manages to conquer the Official Album Sales, Official Physical Albums, and the Official Vinyl Albums chart in the U.K. Tyler just misses out on the highest rung on the main ranking of the most consumed albums in the country, where his surprise project starts off in the runner-up spot. Meanwhile, on the Official Albums Streaming chart, Don't Tap the Glass enters at No. 8.
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