Pentatonix Tops Demi Lovato, Scores First No. 1 Album
Last week while promoting their first album of all-original music, Pentatonix told Fuse that earning a No. 1 album would be "the biggest thing we've done so far." Well, they and their Pentaholics can start celebrating.
According to Billboard, the famous a cappella group's self-titled LP moved a little over 98,000 equivalent album units, which grants them the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200 chart. They just surpassed heavy competition from Demi Lovato, whose new Confidence LP starts at No. 2 with 98,000 units. It looks like the race came down to less than 300 copies.
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