 The following week, it slipped to number 31 with 2,922 units sold, and fell outside the top 50 the following week.It sold 53,406 units by the end of 2014, and was ranked number 98 on Oricon's Annual Chart.Despite its much lower success, it became her 47th record to chart within the top ten on the Oricon Albums Chart; Hamasaki became the second artist in Japanese music history to achieve this after Yumi Matsutoya.