Doja Cat’s VIE Scores 13M Opening Day Streams on Spotify, Biggest Debut of the Weekend

Doja Cat Vie Charts

Doja Cat’s new album VIE dropped Friday and racked up 13 million opening-day streams on Spotify, marking the biggest album debut of the weekend.

Doja Cat’s latest album VIE is already making its mark. Released on September 26, the project earned 13 million streams on Spotify in its first day, securing the biggest album debut of the weekend. The strong start shows just how quickly fans are connecting with the new record.

Listeners have already begun rallying around early favorites. The first single, “Jealous Type,” pulled in more than 545,000 streams on opening day and is currently sitting at No. 51 on the US Spotify chart. “Gorgeous,” the newest single, is performing even stronger, reaching No. 16. Other standouts like “Take Me Dancing,” “Couples Therapy,” “Cards,” and “AAAHH MEN!” are also climbing the charts.

The buzz around VIE highlights Doja Cat’s growing ability to set trends across genres. Known for fusing pop, rap, and experimental sounds, she’s carving out a lane that feels both unpredictable and forward-looking. With each release, she continues to shape the sound of mainstream music while bringing her playful, boundary-pushing artistry into the spotlight.

For fans keeping track, this is just the beginning. If Doja’s opening numbers are any indication, VIE is set to have a major run on the charts in the weeks ahead.




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