Britney Spears couldn’t believe it when her 2016 album Glory topped the U.S. iTunes Pop Chart on Sunday following a fan campaign.
After Mariah Carey’s fans recently managed to land her 2008 album E=MC2 at the top of the iTunes Chart with the #JusticeForEMC2 campaign, Britney’s fans wanted a piece of the action too and took to social media in a bid to secure justice for Glory.
Following their efforts, the record made it to number one on the chart, and the 38-year-old took to her Instagram Stories to share screenshots of the placement – before recording a joyous video about the album’s reappraisal. “Hi guys, so I’ll tell you I just figured out that Glory went to number one on the iTunes charts.
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