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Lana Del Rey has made a noteworthy return to the Billboard charts with her latest single, “Henry, Come On.” The track has debuted remarkably on 10 different charts, reflecting a strong initial reception despite not being an immediate blockbuster. Its wide-ranging appeal across genres has allowed it to secure a noteworthy presence in numerous rankings.
Sales and Streaming Performance of “Henry, Come On”
The success of “Henry, Come On” in its debut week can be attributed to two main factors: solid digital sales and robust streaming numbers. The song has performed well enough to clinch a position on charts focused on digital purchases while also making an impact on streaming tallies.
Classified by Billboard as both rock and alternative, “Henry, Come On” is able to appear on various genre-specific lists as well as broader rankings, contributing to its impressive chart debut.
Lana Del Rey’s Single Climbs the Rock Charts
In its debut week, “Henry, Come On” not only entered double-digit rankings but also made its mark in the top 10 on two charts. It opened at No. 4 on the Alternative Digital Song Sales chart and No. 5 on the Rock Digital Song Sales list. Interestingly, the song did not earn a spot on the all-genre Digital Song Sales chart.
According to Luminate, the single sold 1,300 copies in the U.S. during its first complete tracking period. While this is a solid figure for Del Rey’s primary genres, it falls short of competing with the top-selling tracks across all genres at present.
“Henry, Come On” Makes a Modest Entry on the Hot 100
The single has made a modest appearance on the Hot 100, debuting at No. 90. This indicates that although it has achieved notable sales and streaming figures within its genres, it has yet to transition into a wider mainstream success.
“Henry, Come On” as a Preview to Lana Del Rey’s Upcoming Album
Serving as the lead single for her forthcoming album, “Henry, Come On” has undergone several title changes. Initially announced as Lasso, it was briefly retitled The Right Person Will Stay, but now it appears to be undergoing further revisions and currently lacks an official release date.
Shortly after the release of “Henry, Come On,” Del Rey followed up with “Bluebird,” the second single from this forthcoming project, which is anticipated to chart in the coming days.
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