Gracie Abrams appears ready to reach a career milestone with her latest album.

Few artists have experienced the steady rise that Gracie Abrams has enjoyed over the past several years. Now, that journey appears ready to reach another milestone.

According to industry forecasts, Daughter from Hell is expected to debut atop the Billboard 200 with 120,000 to 130,000 first-week units, earning Abrams the first No. 1 album of her career. Even more impressive, she and Olivia Rodrigo are projected to occupy the chart’s top two spots next week, with Rodrigo’s you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love expected to debut at No. 2.

Ironically, this wasn’t necessarily the project many expected to make history. When The Secret of Us arrived, complete with Taylor Swift’s star power and standout tracks like “I Love You, I’m Sorry” and “Close to You,” it seemed destined to top the charts. Instead, Daughter from Hell has become the album poised to elevate Abrams into a completely different tier.

The momentum extends far beyond Billboard. Daughter from Hell earned the biggest global and U.S. Spotify debut for both an album and a song this weekend, with “Good Reason” leading the way. Every song on the album has already surpassed one million Spotify streams, while “Hit The Wall” and “Look At My Life” continue to emerge as early fan favorites.

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