Key Takeaways

• The album’s 112-spot leap to No. 5 on the Billboard 200 highlights the facility of fan engagement and strategic re-releases.
• The re-release included boxed units and the bonus observe “Mother,” which additionally hit streaming.
• Tyler, The Creator mirrored on the album’s journey in a prolonged Instagram publish.

Tyler, The Creator’s CHROMAKOPIA fared nicely on the charts when it was first launched, and because of the album’s anniversary version, it climbed proper again into the Billboard 200’s Top 10.

On Sunday (Nov. 9), the music/chart-beat/taylor-swift-showgirl-fifth-week-number-one-billboard-200-1236108859/”>publication revealed that the LP surged all the way in which as much as No. 5 from No. 117. The undertaking’s CHROMAKOPIA+ model earned 51,000 album-equivalent items, with a notable 41,000 of these coming from pure gross sales. Tyler commemorated its first anniversary milestone with a number of particular editions, together with a CD, a vinyl and two collectible boxed units.

Fans who snagged one of many boxed units acquired both a keychain figurine or a toy statue, together with the bonus music “Mother,” which made its method to streaming companies in October.

“‘Mother’ was the first song I made for this project that year. [I’m] still not sure why I took it off [at the] last minute. It’s pretty much the grounding piece of the album,” Tyler stated of the LP’s latest addition on Instagram.

“I laugh to myself a lot because this album ended up taking me places the others didn’t. Fifteen years in; biggest it’s ever been,” he later defined. “I’m in awe of the success, and what a beautiful tour! Love to the whole team! Lil Yachty [and] Paris Texas, thank y’all for coming along. Thank you to everyone who came to see it.”

As Rap-Up previously reported, CHROMAKOPIA debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in November 2024 with 299,500 album-equivalent items. Now, the undertaking — together with two of its tracks — shall be competing on the 2026 Grammy Awards.

CHROMAKOPIA is up for Album of the Year, Best Rap Album, and the newly launched Best Album Cover class. In addition, “Sticky,” which featured Sexyy Red, GloRilla and Lil Wayne, acquired a nomination for Best Rap Song, whereas the Teezo Touchdown-assisted “Darling, I” is within the operating for Best Rap Performance.