UPDATE: Spotify confirmed on Wednesday (4/24) that Taylor Swift's THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT became the fastest album ever to amass 1b streams on the platform, doing so in five days since release.

See more Swift streaming records at Spotify below. We're sure we will be back here to update with more historic feats from Tay very soon.

On April 22, 2024, Taylor Swift's THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT became Spotify’s most-streamed album in a single week. The album has surpassed 1 Billion streams since release.
— Spotify News (@SpotifyNews) April 24, 2024

UPDATE: With massive first-day numbers (313m global streams), Taylor Swift's TTPD now holds nearly every streaming record on Spotify. Tay now holds the biggest day for an album, song and more on Spotify. The platform announced on Saturday morning that TTPD became the first album ever to cross 300m streams in one day.

"Fortnight" f/Post Malone now holds the crown for the biggest global streaming day ever for a song on Spotify, with 25.2m streams. "Fortnight" also set a record in the U.S. with its #1 debut of 10.875m streams, surpassing the record held by Tay's "Anti-hero." 15 of Swift's 31 new songs opened with 10m+ global streams.

For those wondering, TTPD debuted with 127m more streams than Midnights' opening day.

As many expected, Taylor Swift's THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT broke streaming records in its first day on Spotify.

TTPD is now the most-streamed album in a single day in Spotify history, surpassing Midnights and 1989 (Taylor's Version) for the crown. Those albums now hold the top three spots on the platform, respectively.

Swift also became the most-streamed artist in a single day in Spotify history with her latest album, breaking a record she set with the release of 1989 (Taylor's Version).

We're sure there's plenty more music history to be made. Stay tuned, Swifties.

On April 19th, 2024, THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT became Spotify's most-streamed album in a single day, and Taylor Swift became the most-streamed artist in a single day in Spotify history. pic.twitter.com/g2tzdzdgCC
— Spotify (@Spotify) April 19, 2024