Kinda sucks how the "charts" work in modern times. It's not fair to the Beatles or anyone else before the digital era to say Migos ties the Beatles with 14 simultaneous entries. For the Beatles, they had 14 separate "SINGLES" that they released "INDIVIDUALLY", and the GP were interested enough to make them individually chart, simultaneously. Now in modern days, people can just purchase or stream which songs they like without having to buy the whole album, allowing them to chart at the same time...it feels like cheating. It's way too easy nowadays. You don't need to release any singles to chart.

Music def had way more of an impact before, and artists had to put in way more work, creativity, & time in order to achieve success. Most of these chart achievements just don't seem to hold the same weight as they used to. Funny though, music isn't selling nearly as much as it used to, but it's surely charting faster and easier. Food for thought.