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Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Short n’ Sweet’ reaches 104 weeks on the Billboard 200. As the Grammy-winning album hits exactly two years on the ranking, the singer reaches the milestone for the first time in her career. No other Carpenter release has spent 100 weeks on the tally. ‘Short n’ Sweet’ also reaches 103 frames on the Top Streaming Albums chart, putting it one week away from celebrating two years there as well.
Sabrina Carpenter’s breakout album ‘Short n’ Sweet’ is the singer’s first collection to hit 104 weeks — two years — on the Billboard 200. NEW YORK, NEW YORK – MAY 04: Sabrina Carpenter attends the 2026 Met Gala celebrating “Costume Art” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 04, 2026 in New York City. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue)
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Sabrina Carpenter will have reason to celebrate her career accomplishments on the Billboard 200 two weeks in a row. The tally ranks the most popular albums and EPs in America, regardless of language or genre, and is built using sales data, including purchases on CD, cassette, vinyl and digital download, as well as streaming activity on platforms like Spotify, Apple Music and others.
Carpenter fills multiple spots on the roster this
Carpenter fills multiple spots on the roster this frame, and as one collection reaches a special milestone, another comes within a single week of a related landmark, one which it will almost certainly celebrate in a matter of days when Billboardpublishes its next rankings.
Short n’ Sweet nearly returns to the top 40 on the Billboard 200 this week, as it rises one space to No. 42. More importantly, the Grammy-winning album hits 104 weeks on the tally. That’s exactly two years spent as one of the most-consumed releases in the United States.
The 104-week milestone is a first for Carpenter. Short n’ Sweet is her only collection to hold on to the Billboard 200 for triple-digit frames. An earlier success, Emails I Can’t Send, came close, but disappeared after 90 weeks. That album helped cement Carpenter as one to watch in the music industry, but it was Short n’ Sweet that turned her into a household name thanks to singles like “Espresso,”“Please Please Please” and “Taste,” among others.
Next time around, Short n’ Sweet will almost
Next time around, Short n’ Sweet will almost certainly reach the same two-year landmark on the Top Streaming Albums chart, the only other Billboard ranking where it currently appears. The project is up to 103 weeks on the streaming-focused roster. Coincidentally, Short n’ Sweet lands in the same position on both tallies this frame, as it sits at No. 42 everywhere.
Man’s Best Friend makes space on the same two rankings as Short n’ Sweet, and Carpenter’s more recent drop is also approaching a special milestone.
The set, which followed Short n’ Sweet by about a year, reaches 51 weeks on both lists. It holds at No. 46 on the Billboard 200 while dipping three spaces to No. 50, last place, on the Top Streaming Albums ranking. In a matter of days, Man’s Best Friendwill almost certainly celebrate its first year as a charting success.
Carpenter has three songs present on the Billboard
Carpenter has three songs present on the Billboard charts this week, two from Man’s Best Friend and one which is included on Short n’ Sweet. “House Tour” can be found on the Billboard Hot 100 as well as the Radio Songs, Pop Airplay and Adult Pop Airplay charts, though it declines on all four of them.
“Manchild,” the lead single from Man’s Best Friend, slips on both the Billboard Global 200 and the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. Meanwhile, “Espresso” moves in the opposite direction on the former, where it improves by a single spot – while also backtracking slightly on the roster that excludes all American consumption.
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