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Total Weeks

Does anyone have any data on the top albums that have spent the most total weeks on top 2/3/5/10/etc respectively, and if so can you make the list please?

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Jay-Z's "most consecutive number-one studio albums" and "most consecutive studio albums to debut at number one" should be changed from 11 to 10. The source does not mention the consecutive number of albums anywhere, and according to the Wikipedia page for his discography, his run was broken by The Best of Both Worlds with R. Kelly (2002), starting only a 10 album run from "The Blueprint 2: The Gift & The Curse" (2002) to "4:44" (2017). Collaborative albums DO count because Watch the Throne and Vultures 1 are included as apart of Kanye's 11 album run. Qcolin (talk) 01:03, 10 August 2024 (UTC)[reply]