The Weeknd breaks record in Super Bowl

The talented Canadian has registered an increase of more than 345% in his entire musical repertoire. Calculating more than 5 million copies sold since Sunday.

Despite the fact that his Super Bowl 55 halftime show did not appeal to a certain section of the public. The Weeknd has enjoyed tremendous sales growth after his show.

Nielsen Music has confirmed that Abel Tesfaye has broken the record for the highest earnings for an artist after performing on the show. He achieved previously owned by the legendary British band Coldplay, which experienced up to a 310% increase in sales.

The highest earnings have been shared between his last and second studio album, “After Hours” and “Beatuy Behind the Madness”, who experienced up to a 50% increase in their sales.

Her Smash-Hit ‘Blinding Lights’ also saw a sales surge as did her most recent hit, ‘Save Your Tears,’ which has reached new sales and broadcast peaks after Abel performed it on his halftime show.

Nielsen Music also confirmed that Abel may be fighting to be the Artist of the Year in 2021 if his new success manages to have a decent stay on the Billboard Charts, which this week has climbed to #4 on the Hot 100.