In the five years since her Reputation stadium tour in 2018, Taylor Swift has achieved a lot.
22.02.2023 - 20:23 / officialcharts.com
Taylor Swift has been named IFPI's Global Recording Artist of the Year 2022, an annual honour celebrating the most popular recording act in the world based on streaming and sales; including vinyl, CDs and downloads.
Taylor succeeds last year's winners BTS to claim the title for an unprecedented third time; having previously taken the prize in 2014 and 2019. This makes Taylor the most successful artist in the award's 10-year history.
The IFPI award is calculated according to an artist’s or group’s worldwide performance across digital and physical music formats throughout the year, from streams to vinyl, and covers their entire catalogue of work.
Elsewhere on the list, 2021 winners BTS land at Number 2, while 2018 winner Drake proves his endurance at Number 3.
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Frances Moore, Chief Executive, IFPI, said: "It is a great pleasure to award the IFPI Global Recording Artist Award to Taylor Swift for an unprecedented third time in the chart’s ten-year history.
"Taylor is a truly magnificent international star, who continues to grow and evolve as an artist whilst maintaining an incredibly strong connection with her fans around the world.
"It is exciting to see this year’s Global Recording Artist Chart reflect the increasingly diverse spectrum of music available to music fans today, with superstars from Latin America, Taiwan and South Korea as well as the US, UK and Canada represented. Record companies continue to work diligently in every corner of the globe to find and develop global stars and build their successful careers for the long-term."
IFPI's Top 20 Global Recording Artist ChartIn the five years since her Reputation stadium tour in 2018, Taylor Swift has achieved a lot.
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