What If We Remove an Album's Best Song?

Have you ever seen "most popular' album lists and wondered how some of them make it on? I wanted to see how albums fair without their most popular song, and I went through a huge catalogue of different artists to see the difference.

Animations generated with echarts: https://echarts.apache.org/en/index.html

Repo is: https://github.com/Kar98/over30club

Full artist list is:
["abba","ac dc","adele","avril lavigne","backstreet boys","beyoncé","black sabbath","blur","bruce springsteen","bruno mars","bullet for my valentine","carrie underwood","childish gambino","children of bodom","coldplay","daft punk","david bowie","deadmau5","dr. dre","drake","ed sheeran","elton john","elvis presley","eminem","evanescence","exodus","foo fighters","gorillaz","green day","in flames","janet jackson","johnny cash","kanye west","karnivool","kasey chambers","keith urban","lady gaga","leonard cohen","limp bizkit","linkin park","lorde","maroon 5","metallica","michael jackson","miley cyrus","muse","pink floyd","post malone","prince","queen","radiohead","rammstein","rick james","ronan keating","slayer","slipknot","snoop dogg","snow patrol","stevie wonder","system of a down","taylor swift","the chemical brothers","the killers","the police","the prodigy","the who","tina turner","tool","u2","whitney houston"]