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English rock band The Beatles' compilation album 1 is one of the three longest-running albums of 2000, topping the Billboard 200 for eight weeks non-consecutively.

The highest-selling albums and EPs in the United States are ranked in the Billboard 200, published by Billboard magazine. The date are compiled by Nielsen Soundscan based on each album's weekly physical sales. In 2000, 20 albums topped the chart in 53 issues of the magazine, but two of which albums started their peak position in 1999 and are therefore excluded.

Pop group NSYNC's No Strings Attached, rapper Eminem's The Marshall Mathers LP, and rock group The Beatles' compilation album 1 are the longest-running albums of 2000 and second in 2000s, behind Taylor Swift in 2009 with Fearless which logged eleven non-consecutive weeks at number one. The first two of which albums topped the Billboard 200 for eight straight weeks. 1 charted for eight non-consecutive weeks, of which stretch began in late 2000 and continued in early 2001. No Strings Attached, The Marshall Mathers LP, and 1 are credited as three of the longest-running albums of the decade. Rock artist Santana's Supernatural topped the chart for nine non-consecutive weeks in 2000, but is credited as the longest-running album of 1999 because it first peaked in that year.

No Strings Attached is the best-selling album of 2000, accumulating nearly 9.94 million sales by the end of the year. The album was noted for its debut sales figure of 2.4 million, the highest first-week sales in the Billboard 200 history. The figure marked as the only album to have sold more than two million copies in a one-week period, a distinction held until the release of Adele's 25. Rapper Eminem's The Marshall Mathers LP sold over 7.92 million copies, the second best-selling album of 2000. The album's debut sales, over 1.76 million, held the distinction as the second best sales in a week. Singer Britney Spears's Oops!... I Did It Again sold nearly 7.89 million copies, making it the third highest-selling album of the year. The album opened at number one on the Billboard 200 on the strength of over 1.3 million unit sales, breaking the record for first-week sales by a female act. Debut sales of Oops!... I Did It Again broke the record set by singer Alanis Morissette's Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie, which opened with 469,054 sales. It also shattered singer Mariah Carey's record, whose album Daydream sold 759,959 copies during the week of Christmas 1995. Band Backstreet Boys' Black & Blue sold 1.6 million units in its debut week, besting their album Millennium's figure of 1.13 million.

2000 had the fewest Billboard 200 leaders among women since 1996, with only Britney Spears, Celine Dion and Madonna having a number one album this year.

Chart history

Key
† Indicates best performing album of 2000
Issue date Album Artist(s) Sales Ref.
January 1 All the Way... A Decade of Song Celine Dion 537,000
January 8 ...And Then There Was X DMX 698,000
January 15 Vol. 3: Life and Times of S. Carter Jay-Z 462,000
January 22 Supernatural Santana 204,000
January 29 174,100
February 5 199,500
February 12 Voodoo D'Angelo 321,100
February 19 190,900
February 26 Supernatural Santana 217,100
March 4 219,000
March 11 583,000
March 18 441,000
March 25 343,300
April 1 307,000
April 8 No Strings Attached † NSYNC 2,415,900
April 15 811,300
April 22 533,000
April 29 422,000
May 6 654,600
May 13 248,000
May 20 191,000
May 27 188,200
June 3 Oops!... I Did It Again Britney Spears 1,319,200
June 10 The Marshall Mathers LP Eminem 1,760,100
June 17 793,800
June 24 598,000
July 1 519,000
July 8 409,400
July 15 341,000
July 22 290,600
July 29 257,000
August 5 Now 4 Various Artists 320,000
August 12 258,200
August 19 239,500
August 26 Country Grammar Nelly 234,000
September 2 235,000
September 9 213,500
September 16 200,000
September 23 191,600
September 30 G.O.A.T. LL Cool J 208,700
October 7 Music Madonna 419,600
October 14 Let's Get Ready Mystikal 330,700
October 21 Kid A Radiohead 207,400
October 28 Rule 3:36 Ja Rule 275,000
November 4 Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water Limp Bizkit 1,054,500
November 11 392,000
November 18 The Dynasty: Roc La Familia Jay-Z 557,800
November 25 TP-2.com R. Kelly 543,300
December 2 1 The Beatles 594,700
December 9 Black & Blue Backstreet Boys 1,591,200
December 16 689,600
December 23 1 The Beatles 670,700
December 30 823,600

See also

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