P!nk Scores Historic 10th #1 Album—Ties with Madonna for Most by a Female Artist
P!nk has done it again. With her latest album Phoenix Rising crashing into the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200, the rock-pop icon has now tied with Madonna for the most No. 1 albums by a female artist in chart history. Ten. Count ’em.
This isn’t just another win—it’s a seismic moment. For over two decades, P!nk has defied every industry trend, ducked every box people tried to put her in, and bulldozed her way to the top. Now, with Phoenix Rising, she’s not only still relevant—she’s making history.
The album itself is a raw, unapologetic gut punch. From the soaring anthems to gritty ballads, it’s everything fans have come to expect and more. And it doesn’t hurt that she brought in heavyweights like Chris Stapleton, Alicia Keys, and even Brandon Flowers for a few unexpected punches.
Social media erupted. The hashtag #10ForPink trended for two days straight. Fans cried, screamed, threw pink confetti in their living rooms. Celebs lined up to show love. Madonna herself even liked P!nk’s post. That’s right—queen recognizes queen.
P!nk’s reaction? Classic.
> “I’ve never chased charts. I just chased truth. But this? This is wild. Madonna was my blueprint. Now we’re shoulder to shoulder? That’s fing surreal.”
Analysts say it’s a big deal. Critics call it career-defining. But P!nk fans already knew: she’s always been that b.
