Billie Eilish has sent nearly half of her new album's tracklist back to the chartsa
Times of discover News: Consumption of Billie Eilish's catalog has soared this week, with a surge in purchases and streams leading to a surge in Billboard chart viewing. The superstar recently released the music video for her current single "Birds of a Feather," which is slowly climbing all rankings and has become a true global bomb in the process. While "Birds of a Feather" continues to climb multiple charts, several other songs included in Eilish's new album Hit Me Hard & Soft are also climbing the charts.
Four songs from the 10-song project returned to the Billboard charts - and they all managed to reappear on different rankings, making the singer's performance a bit odd. Of the four Hit Me Hard & Soft songs that re-entered the Billboard charts, only one returned to the Hot 100. "Chihiro" is currently at number 80 on the list of the most listened tracks in the country.
He has now spent 19 weeks on the ranking, and in the past, he was very close to making it to the top 10. So far, "Chihiro" has reached number 12 on the Hot 100 chart. "The Diner" is Eilish's next highest-ranking comeback single. The track returned to Hot Alternative Songs and landed at number 21. "Skinny" has a similar feel to "The Diner," although the ranking is slightly different.
That Hit Me Hard and Soft cut made a return to the Hot Rock Songs chart, where it reached number 25 in this period. Eilish's other recent releases have made waves on the Billboard genre charts, and they aren't new to the charts either. "Bittersuite" once again topped the Hot Rock & Alternative Songs rankings, reaching number 43 on the 50-point chart. Only one of these three songs, "Bittersuite," appeared on any chart.
"Chihiro" is present in at least a half-dozen cases, "Skinny" comes in three, and "The Diner" can be found in a couple more - but these are still remarkable performances of songs that have been on the world stage for months. And not running as a loner - at least not yet.
