Katy Perry is seeing renewed chart momentum in the U.K., where her compilation album The Ones That Got the Plays has climbed to a new peak on the Official Albums chart. The move comes months after the release of the project, giving the set a notable late boost.
The album is a greatest hits collection, and its continued rise suggests Perry's catalog is still connecting with listeners well beyond its initial arrival. Instead of fading after launch, the release has found fresh traction and pushed higher on one of the market's main album rankings.
A delayed chart surge like this can point to steady streaming, ongoing fan interest, or broader renewed attention around an artist's music. In Perry's case, the latest gain underlines the staying power of her best-known songs and the appeal of a compilation built around familiar hits.
For Perry, the new high marks another positive chart development in the U.K. and shows that established pop catalogs can continue growing long after release week. The Ones That Got the Plays is now performing at its strongest level yet on the Official Albums chart.
