While Taylor Swift was imitating her cats and accidentally releasing static on iTunes, 1989 was basically selling itself straight into the record books, reports Billboard.
According to the music mag, the recent New York City transplant's fifth record sold 1.287 million copies during its first seven days on sale, the biggest sales week for an artist since Eminem's The Eminem Show moved 1.322 million copies in June 2002.
The good news doesn't stop there: Swift has become the only artist to have three million-selling weeks with an album in the history of the US chart.
All that's left now is for 1989 to dethrone the Frozen soundtrack, which still stands as the highest-selling album of 2014.
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