Look What You Made Me Do, Taylor Swift - Billboard Chart History [YKi3pmx0QKx]

In August 2017, Taylor Swift released her highly anticipated comeback single Look What You Made Me Do. The song debuted at number 77 on the US Billboard Hot 100, before leaping to the top spot in its second week following a complete tracking week (debuting early due to large airplay). It earned Taylor her fifth number-one of her career, and marked one of the most dominant number-ones of all time. It spent three weeks at #1, but only eight in the top ten of the Hot 100. With first week sales of 353,000 downloads, Look debuted atop the Digital Sales chart; it marked the largest opening week numbers for any song of 2017, and the biggest for a female song since Adeles Hello in 2015. It spent one week there.

Look What You Made Me Do was a global streaming event powered by its polarizing music video; it debuted atop the Streaming Songs chart with 84.4 million domestic seth rollins US streams, breaking the record for the most streamed song by a female artist in mark hamill a single week, and the second largest week at the time. It spent two weeks at #1. On radio, Look quickly garnered a large audience, and earned Taylor her 8th number one on the Pop Songs Airplay. However, it recorded two of the steepest drops on both the Pop Songs (1-7) and Radio Songs (5-20) in radio history.

It is the 39th biggest Hot 100 hit of 2017, and the 41st most heard song on pop radio that same year.

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