The pop star’s latest release reportedly surpassed 100 million streams for all 13 tracks, as fans celebrate its continued success on streaming platforms.

Olivia Rodrigo has reportedly set new streaming milestones with her latest album, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, as the pop superstar continues to attract millions of listeners worldwide.

The 23-year-old singer recorded 18,295,582 daily streams on October 7, marking a 1.59% increase and keeping the album at the top of the reported streaming rankings.

The achievement adds to the growing success of the release, with tracking sites reporting that all 13 tracks have surpassed the 100 million streams mark individually.

Rodrigo, who rose to global prominence with her hit drivers license, has also reportedly become the fastest female artist to reach three billion streams, further highlighting her popularity in the digital music market.

Fans took to social media to celebrate the album’s performance, praising both its quality and Rodrigo’s continued commercial success.

“Olivia stays winning, this album is so good,” one fan wrote, while another described it as an wild album.

Other listeners celebrated the album’s reported run at number one, with one fan calling its 14-week streak an “incredible achievement”. Several others backed the release as a potential Album of the Year contender, with comments including “AOTY” and “AOTY INCOMING”.

The enthusiastic response underlines Rodrigo’s strong connection with her audience, as streaming figures continue to serve as a key measure of success in the modern music industry.

With listeners continuing to stream the album and celebrate its milestones online, Rodrigo’s latest release is generating considerable excitement among fans. However, the reported streaming records and chart positions should be confirmed against the relevant official platform data.