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LiSA's Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Movie Theme Is #1 Song for Record 11 Straight Weeks

posted on by Egan Loo
"Homura" sures Kenshi Yonezu's "Lemon" for longest time at #1; Tanjirō Kamado's song ranks #2

Kenshi Yonezu's 2018 single "Lemon" as the longest-running #1 single on the chart. "Homura" sold 31,363 s from December 21 to 27 for a new total of 770,556.

In addition, the Nami Nakagawa garnered 19,186 s to rank #2 this past week. It was #15 the previous week.

Last week, "Homura" returned to the #1 spot in Oricon's weekly streaming chart after three weeks, with 10,632,183 s for a new total of 132,986,137. It has been in the #1 spot for a total of eight weeks since its release, and it is the first song to be streamed over 10 million times a week for nine straight weeks.

The song also sold 56,149 physical copies during the same week to rank #5 on the CD singles chart, and now has sold 1,004,879 physical copies. It is the first single to sell one million physical copies this year, and LiSA's second single to accomplish this feat after "Gurenge."

Earlier this month, Billboard Japan's streaming song chart recorded the song with 100 million times streamed since its October 12 release.

The song is the third ever single to rank #1 on Oricon's weekly digital singles ranking chart for at least six consecutive weeks, after Kenshi Yonezu's 2018 single "Lemon" and 2019 single "Uma to Shika" accomplished the feat. LiSA is also the first female artist to accomplish this feat.

The "Homura" single shipped on October 14, and sold 68,000 CD copies in its first week. LiSA is the first artist to rank #1 for SMAP achieved the feat with their "Dangan Fighter" single in January 2008.

LiSA's earlier single "Gurenge" (the theme song for the recorded its fifth week at #1 in the ranking (including two consecutive weeks in May 2019, one week in December 2019, and the April 20-26 and April 27-May 3 weeks).

Source: Oricon via Otakomu


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