The 14-time Grammy winner tied the Victorious alum’s record this spring, when “Fortnight” featuring Post Malone entered at the apex of the Hot 100. Swift has previously debuted in the top spot with “Is It Over Now?,” “Anti-Hero,” “All Too Well (10 Minute Version),” “Willow,” “Cardigan” and “Shake It Off.”

Ariana Grande's seventh No. 1 debut came in March with her song 'We Can’t Be Friends (Wait for Your Love)' from the 'Eternal Sunshine' album

Ariana Grande is certainly "Popular" on music charts, and she isn't the only one. The Wicked star recently learned that she holds a special record only one other female artist has accomplished: Taylor Swift.

While the year had been all about claps and clapbacks, Ariana Grande has solidified her identity as the 'Eternal Sunshine'. Facing cutthroat chart battles and the familiar sting of Grammy indifference,