Billboard 200: Doja Cat’s ‘Planet HER’ Joins Cardi B’s ‘Invasion’ As the Only Female Rap Albums to Chart for Over 200 Weeks

Doja Cat fans (affectionately called #Kittens) were likely so busy celebrating news the Rap diva’s latest album, ‘Vie,’ opened in the updated Billboard 200’s top 10 that they missed one of its predecessors creeping back onto the chart to historic measure.

As if the #4 premiere of ‘Vie’ making it the week’s top debut on the refreshed Billboard 200 wasn’t enough to celebrate, peruse of the chart shows the re-entry of Doja’s 2023 album ‘Planet HER.’

Home to hits ‘Woman,’ ‘Get Into It (Yuh),’ ‘Kiss Me More,‘ and more, the 2x Platinum ‘Planet’ spun to #173 in what marks its 201st week of charting – the longest tenancy any female Rap album released this decade has enjoyed.

Among all LPs dropped by femcees over the hitlist’s 69-year history, only Cardi B‘s 2018 blockbuster project ‘Invasion of Privacy’ can boast a longer run having racked up a whopping 222-week stay on the all-genre chart.

Longest-Charting Female Rap Albums in Billboard 200 History

*as of time reported

1 – Cardi B’s ‘Invasion of Privacy’ (222 weeks)

2 – Doja Cat’s ‘Planet HER) (201 weeks)

3 – Doja Cat’s ‘Hot Pink’ (155 weeks)

4 – Lizzo’s ‘Cuz I Love You’ (145 weeks)

5 – Nicki Minaj’s ‘The Pinkprint’ (124 weeks)

Click here to see who else had a great week on the Billboard 200.

[photo source: Billboard]