Ariana Grande Lands 110 Billboard Hot 100 Entries, Joins Elite Female Artist Club

Ariana Grande just made history. She's now the third female singer to chart at least 100 songs on the Billboard Hot 100. All 12 tracks on her new album, Petal, landed on the chart this week, pushing her to 110 career entries.

The title track, "Petal," opened at No. 5. "Hate That I Made You Love Me" got to No. 2, and the other 10 songs all charted within the top 40. This was a first for Grande.

Petal also claimed the top spot on the Billboard 200, giving Grande her seventh No. 1 album in the United States. This marks her first release under BabyDoll Music, her own label that she started with Republic Records earlier this year. In Canada, the project became her sixth chart-topper.

The 12-track collection brought her total top 40 hits to 64. Among all female acts, she ranks third in that category. Minaj leads with 75, and Swift towers above them with 178. Ten of Grande's 110 career entries have reached No. 1.

Grande described Petal as "something that is full of life and growing through the cracks of something cold and hard and challenging," according to Billboard Canada.

Her representative confirmed that she'll take a break from public view after the Eternal Sunshine tour concludes. This decision follows high-profile dates in Montreal and what sources called worries about her health and reputation amid public scrutiny.

Two older albums are still charting. Eternal Sunshine from 2024 sits at No. 40 on the Canadian Albums chart, while 2016's Dangerous Woman re-entered at No. 90.

A new merchandise line for Petal went live on her website. One shirt shows a still from the title track video. Grande smiles while covered in blood with the phrase "live laugh love" underneath.