Bing Crosby’s Ultimate Christmas debuts at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Streaming Albums for the chart week ending December 25, 2025, marking its first-ever top spot in streaming.

The album also climbs back to No. 1 on the Top Holiday Albums chart for a second non-consecutive week.

It earned 106,000 streaming equivalent album units in the tracking week, equivalent to about 140.71 million on-demand streams in the U.S., delivering the largest streaming week ever for any holiday album.

The tracklist features Crosby classics such as White Christmas, It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas, Do You Hear What I Hear?, and Mele Kalikimaka with The Andrews Sisters.

These timeless tracks contribute to the album’s strong performance on playlists and enduring appeal.

Other top-10 holiday titles this week include Michael Bublé’s Christmas at No. 3, Nat King Cole’s The Christmas Song at No. 4, A Christmas Gift for You From Phil Spector at No. 5, Vince Guaraldi Trio’s A Charlie Brown Christmas at No. 7, Mariah Carey’s Merry Christmas at No. 8, and Frank Sinatra’s Ultimate Christmas at No. 9.

Crosby, who passed away in 1977, is highlighted for his lasting impact on Christmas music and on modern streaming charts, underscoring the enduring legacy of classic recordings.

The Top Streaming Albums chart is calculated on SEA units, where one SEA unit equals 3,750 ad-supported streams or 1,250 paid/subscription streams.

The chart ranks the week’s most streamed albums in the U.S. based on SEA units from Luminate, applying rules for songs shared across albums.

Billboard notes that the charts dated January 3, 2026 reflect the tracking week ending December 25, 2025, with full chart data posted on Billboard’s site at year-end.

The Billboard 200 ranking is determined by a multi-metric consumption approach (units), including album sales, TEA, and SEA, with the full chart for the week dated January 3, 2026 released on December 30, 2025.