Miley Cyrus’ new album ‘Bass Persuades’ makes US chart history as biggest drop from Number One debut

Miley Cyrus’ new album ‘Bass Persuades’ has made US chart history after suffering the biggest-ever second-week drop for an album that debuted at Number One. READ MORE: Miley – ‘Bass Persuades’ review: the chameleonic star is no longer explaining herself The singer – who now goes simply by Miley – released her 10th studio album last week and it entered the Billboard 200 at the summit with 61,000 equivalent album units, marking her first US Number One since 2013’s ‘Bangerz’. A week later, however, it has plummeted 156 places to Number 157 – the biggest drop in Billboard 200 history for an album immediately following a Number One debut. The only steeper falls were Bon Jovi’s 2016 album ‘This House Is Not For Sale’, which returned to Number One in 2018 after being bundled with concert tickets, before falling to Number 169 the following week, and Travis Scott’s 2014 mixtape ‘Days Before Rodeo’, which hit Number One a decade after its original release, before disappearing from the Billboard 200 entirely the next week. ‘Bass Persuades’ arrived on September 18 through Atlantic Records, just weeks after Miley announced the album alongside two Hollywood Bowl shows. The announcement also conf...