Most Popular Beyoncé Albums

The popularity of Beyoncé’s “Irreemplazable” EP may reflect how receptive are non-English speaking audiences to the singer. The album is named after — and includes — the Spanish version of the song “Irreplaceable” from the album “B’Day.”

This combination DVD/CD release includes seven music videos and eight remixes of singles from the full length “I Am…Sasha Fierce.”

Fifteen years before the release of “Homecoming” came another live album — “Live at Wembley.” The album was released on both CD and DVD and featured recordings from the Dangerously in Love Tour.

Beyoncé’s fourth EP featured only six songs — two unreleased tracks and four remixed songs. Yet this was enough to propel the EP to the No. 8 position on the Billboard 200.

Beyoncé’s sixth full-length album was first released as a visual album with a 65-minute film that debuted on HBO. Three years after its release, the album will for the first time be available on all major streaming platforms on April 23rd.

The singer’s second studio album as a solo artist hit No. 1 in September 2006 — three months before the release of the film “Dreamgirls,” in which she starred.

“I really focused on songs being classics, songs that would last, songs that I could sing when I’m 40 and when I’m 60,” Beyoncé said during the roll out of her album “4.” The album includes the hit “Run the World (Girls).”

Beyoncé’s debut solo album marked a successful transition from Destiny’s Child to solo artist. The album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and included the No. 1 single “Crazy in Love.”

Like “Homecoming,” Beyoncé’s self-titled 2013 album was released without prior promotion. Every song on the album had an accompanying music video, making it a visual album.

Beyoncé’s most popular album, “I Am…Sasha Fierce,” spent a total of 188 weeks on the Billboard 200. It won best contemporary R&B album at the Grammy Awards and included numerous hit singles, including “Halo” and “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It).”