Overview

• Don’t Tap the Glass moved 128,000 equivalent album units in its opening four-day tracking week, securing the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200
• Physical formats accounted for more than half of first-week sales through five exclusive vinyl, CD and deluxe box sets sold via Tyler’s webstore
• The July 21 midweek surprise release compressed its tracking period yet amplified demand with a concentrated sales push
• This marks Tyler’s fourth consecutive Billboard 200 debut at No. 1 following Igor, Call Me If You Get Lost and A Chromakopia
• In the U.K., the album led the Official Albums Sales, Physical Albums, Vinyl Albums and Hip-Hop & R&B charts and entered the main Official Albums chart at No. 2