I’m the Problem becomes Morgan Wallen’s fourth album — the entirety of his full-lengths — to spend a year on the Billboard 200, as of this week. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – APRIL 02: Morgan Wallen attends the launch of new exclusive SiriusXM channel at The Pinnacle on April 02, 2026 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Kevin Mazur/Kevin MazurGetty Images for SiriusXM)
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Morgan Wallen’s latest album I’m the Problem recently turned one year old. While most projects that make it to Billboard‘s charts have disappeared long before that milestone is reached, I’m the Problem is not only holding on, it is one of the most successful titles in America. In fact, it was only a few weeks ago that an eighth official single, “Don’t We,” was pushed from the full-length. That new tune extends its life into a second year, as lead cut “Lies Lies Lies” dropped in the summer of 2024. I’m the Problem celebrates a special anniversary on multiple rosters in America, earning the Grammy nominee yet another longstanding win.
Morgan Wallen’s I’m the Problem Hits One Year
As of this period, I’m the Problem has lived on the Billboard 200, the chart company’s ranking of the 200 most-consumed albums and EPs in the United States, for 52 weeks – exactly one year. Currently, I’m the Problem appears on three tallies, and it celebrates the same birthday on all of them simultaneously. I’m the Problem is a one-year charter on both the Top Streaming Albums and Top Country Albums tallies, in addition to the all-encompassing roster.
I’m the Problem Holds Inside the Top Five Everywhere
I’m the Problem is not barely managing to find space on the Billboard 200, nor the other two rosters where it remains. The blockbuster appears inside the top five on all three tallies where it can currently be found.
The set performs best on the Top Country Albums chart, where it rises from No. 3 to No. 2. Only Ella Langley’s Dandelion – powered in part by the recently-added collaboration with Wallen, “I Can’t Love You Anymore” – blocks it from another stint at No. 1. On the Top Streaming Albums ranking, I’m the Problem is comfortable at No. 3, and it holds in fourth place on the Billboard 200.
Morgan Wallen’s Albums Have All Charted for at Least a Year
Wallen has released four albums during his career, and as I’m the Problem reaches 52 frames on the Billboard 200, it becomes the latest of the quartet to make it to that landmark. His longest-running success on the tally remains If I Know Me, his debut full-length. While that project only lifted to No. 10, it is just a month shy of 400 periods on the tally.
Dangerous: The Double Album, his sophomore studio effort, is fittingly his second-longest-charting title, with 279 turns on the chart to its credit. One Thing at a Time, which preceded I’m the Problem by two years, has racked up 167 stays somewhere on the Billboard 200.
Only one of Wallen’s five charting releases on the Billboard 200 has failed to make it to a year on the ranking. An EP titled Stand Alone, which the singer recorded before he became famous, and which was released against his will by a record label he’d partnered with early in his career, debuted on the rundown at No. 154 in February 2024. That short set only managed one week on the chart before slipping away entirely.
Morgan Wallen Holds for a Year on the Country Albums Chart
On the Top Country Albums chart, all four of Wallen’s full-lengths have made it to 52 weeks, but another two releases only appeared one time. In addition to the essentially unauthorized Stand Alone EP, Wallen’s self-titled debut EP, which hit the genre-specific list only months before If I Know Me, opened at No. 45 and was never seen again.
Morgan Wallen Scores Another Streaming Milestone
Over on the Top Streaming Albums chart, I’m the Problem is Wallen’s third set to make it to a year. Both Dangerous: The Double Album and One Thing at a Time have landed on the streaming-only tally 135 times, while If I Know Me has thus far earned a total of 24 appearances.