Taylor Swift Emotional over 'Evermore' Bagging Top 1 on Billboard 200 Again

"I'm so in my feelings," says Taylor Swift as her ninth studio album released last December 2020 has made it back again at Top 1 on the Billboard 200.

As reported by Billboard, the "Evermore" album debuted just a few months later after another hit album, "Folklore," is now on its fourth nonconsecutive term on the top position in Billboard 200. As per MRC Data, "Evermore" has made 202,000 equivalent album units garnered in the U.S as of June 3.

Taylor Swift Brings to Social Media Her Elation Over 'Evermore's' Return to Billboard 200

The American songwriter can't help but become emotional over her album's success. "Evermore" last made it to the Top 1 spot on the Billboard 200 list on January 16. Swift and fans find it nostalgic to have a universal record of continued support and love for the released album last 2020.

On June 6, Sunday, Taylor swift retweeted Billboard's update on "Evermore's" return to top 1 on Billboard 200 on her official Twitter account.

Swift wrote, "This one hit me hard. I'm so in my feelings (more so than usual!) over what you all did here for evermore. Blown away by how much you care and how long we've been caring about each other. Love you, so very much."

Her tweet has received massive attention from her fans online. However, fans also paid particular attention to the four red heart emojis she included in her tweet. As always, Swifties fervently wait for any hints and double entendres from Taylor's updates. Are the four red heart emojis simply an expression of emotions for her fans, or could it be a sign that a re-recording of her famous fourth studio album, "Red," is upcoming?

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Swift's 'Evermore' Album Hits Biggest Sales of the Week for 2021

Aside from the fact that making it on top of the Billboard 200 again is nostalgic in itself, its continued success has elated the best-selling artist and Grammy Awards winner over the success of the album's sales. The album has made a total sales of 192,000 making it one with the most significant sales in a week as of 2021.

According to Geo TV, "Evermore's" sales skyrocketed by its record-breaking vinyl LP sales apparent in modern-era's exploration to vintage music, as well as Swift's autographed CDs and previous discount episodes on the album's digital version.

The album is known to be a sister album of "Folklore" that provides a mix of alternative rock, chamber rock, and folk-pop. It produces a piece made from acoustic guitars and soft pianos accompanied by guest vocals from American bands such as the National, Bon Iver, and Haim. Its themes revolve around myths. Impressionist storytelling along with the subjects of grief, love, and infidelity. To this day, "Evermore" receives universal attention from different music critics due to its vibrant character dynamics.

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Written by Nikki A.