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Based on the text provided, this appears to be a raw content export (including citations, chart data, and Wikipedia footer elements) for the Wikipedia article about the album **"Blurryface"** by the American rock band **Twenty One Pilots**.
Here is a structured summary of the information contained in the text:
### **Album Overview**
* **Artist:** Twenty One Pilots
* **Album:** *Blurryface*
* **Release Context:** The text indicates chart data starting from late 2015 (e.g., "Digital Albums: Dec 31, 2015"), suggesting a release window around late 2015.
* **Band Members:** Tyler Joseph, Josh Dun.
### **Chart Performance (Selected Examples)**
The text lists performance across numerous international charts, including year-end rankings:
* **Billboard 200:** Debuted at #1 (implied by certifications and year-end lists).
* **Year-End Charts:** Featured in 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021 Year-End lists across the Billboard 200, ARIA, Ö3 Austria, SNEP (France), FIMI (Italy), etc.
* **Regional Success:** Included in year-end top 100 lists for countries such as Australia, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the UK.
### **Certifications**
The text details certifications for *Blurryface* in various territories (e.g., IFPI Austria, RIAA USA, BPI UK, BVMI Germany, ARIA Australia).
* **Examples:**
* **US (RIAA):** Certified (status varies by year, typically Diamond or Multi-Platinum given the certifications listed).
* **UK (BPI):** Certified (Gold/Platinum statuses mentioned in retrieval context).
* **Germany (BVMI):** Certified (Gold/Platinum).
* **Other:** Brazil (Pro-Música Brasil), Italy (FIMI), Mexico (AMPROFON), New Zealand (RMNZ), Norway (IFPI Norway), Sweden (Sverigetopplistan), etc.
### **Discography & Tours (vte Section)**
The "Very short template" expansion lists the band's broader career context:
* **Studio Albums:**
1. *Twenty One Pilots* (2013)
2. *Regional at Best* (2011 - EP)
3. *Vessel* (2013)
4. *Blurryface* (2015)
5. *Trench* (2018)
6. *Scaled and Icy* (2021)
7. *Clancy* (2022)
8. *Breach* (2025 - implied by future date context or just listed)
* **Notable Singles:**
* "Stressed Out", "Ride", "Heathens", "Chlorine", "Jumpsuit", "Nico and the Niners", "Levitate", "The Hype", "Level of Concern", "Christmas Saves the Year", "Shy Away", "Choker", "Saturday", "The Outside", "Overcompensate", "Next Semester", "Backslide", "The Craving", "Doubt (demo)".
* **Tours:**
* Quiet Is Violent World Tour
* Emotional Roadshow World Tour
* The Bandito Tour
* Takeover Tour
* The Icy Tour
* The Clancy World Tour
### **Metadata & Sources**
* **Sources:** The text references articles from *Rock Sound*, *Kerrang!*, *Alternative Press*, and various music industry reports (ARIA, Billboard, etc.) from 2015-2022.
* **Categorization:** The page is categorized under "2015 albums", "2010s concept albums", "Billboard 200 albums", and certification entries for over 15 different countries.
* **License:** Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 License.
* **Last Edit:** The provided text notes the page was last edited on **17 May 2026** (Note: This indicates a future date relative to the current real-world time, suggesting this might be a projected or modified text version, or simply a timestamp within the dataset provided).
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