Taylor Swift just reportedly had the biggest debut week of her career so far, with 1989 (Taylor’s Version) beating out her previous record for her 2022 album, Midnights. So far, Swift has six albums that have sold over 1 million copies in a single week, and her latest re-recording has likely outsold the original in pure sales for a first week, according to Hits Daily Double.
Here’s what to know about what Swift albums have sold the most as a whole, per the Recording Industry Association of America, which has yet to certify her re-recordings.
Fearless
According to the RIAA’s website, Swift’s best-selling era was her original Fearless — as it is the only album of hers to be certified Diamond as of 2017. Since the album’s release in 2008, it has gained over 10 million units.
1989
From there, her second-best-selling era was 1989‘s run in 2014. The site notes that in just three years after its release, the album went 9x Platinum, equating to 9 million certified units.
Red
Red follows close behind at 7 million units, with a 7x Platinum certification.
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Swift’s self-titled debut album is tied with Red as moving a similar amount of units.
Reputation
Reputation is certified at 3x Platinum, with over 2 million of the units being pure sales.
Lover
While Lover‘s pure sales number was only 1.5 million in the US, it is still able to tie Reputation in other forms to be a triple Platinum record too.
Midnights
For Swift’s Midnights era, most of the 2x certification came through the album’s 2.5 million worth of direct sales.
Folklore
Folklore is another loved era among fans. It is 2x Platinum as well, with 1.7 million accounting for the sales.
Evermore
Evermore is near the bottom of Swift’s album sales, having just a standard Platinum certification for 913,000 of sales in the US. However, that doesn’t mean Swifties love it any less.
