Morgan Wallen’s I’m the Problem reclaimed the number one position on Billboard’s albums chart, marking the project’s return to the top spot over seven months after last reaching that position in January. The album, originally released in May 2025, accumulated 80,000 units during the tracking period to edge out competing releases.
Olivia Rodrigo’s You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love placed second with just under 80,000 units, while Charli XCX’s new offering Music, Fashion, Film debuted in third position with 78,000 units. Despite not holding the number one position since January, I’m the Problem has maintained consistent chart presence, remaining in the top 10 since its initial release. The album has accumulated 63 weeks on the Billboard albums chart overall.
Wallen has a second project in the top 10, with his 2023 release One Thing at a Time currently positioned at number seven on the chart. That album has logged 178 weeks on the Billboard albums chart throughout its chart run. Wallen released a new single titled “Been by Now” last Friday, with its eventual placement on Monday’s Hot 100 chart remaining to be determined.
Rodrigo’s album continues to demonstrate staying power, placing at number two for its fifth consecutive week after spending two weeks at the chart’s summit during the summer months. Charli’s new project opened with unit totals comparable to her previous release, Brat, which debuted with 77,000 units. Wallen’s position at the top comes amid a broader surge in country music streaming, with other artists including Zach Bryan, Luke Combs, and Ella Langley also experiencing significant chart performance.
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