Morgan Wallen continues to rewrite the country music record books.
His blockbuster album I’m The Problem has officially become the first album in the history of Billboard’s Country Airplay chart to produce seven No. 1 radio singles from its original release, adding yet another milestone to an already remarkable career.
A Record-Breaking Seventh No. 1
The latest single, “Don’t We,” recently climbed to the top of the Country Airplay chart, giving Wallen his 21st career No. 1 on the chart.
More importantly, it became the seventh chart-topping single from I’m The Problem, setting a record no other original country album has achieved.
The Hits Keep Coming
The seven No. 1 songs from the album include:
- “Lies Lies Lies”
- “Love Somebody”
- “I’m The Problem”
- “Just In Case”
- “I Got Better”
- “20 Cigarettes”
- “Don’t We”
Together, they have helped make I’m The Problem one of the most successful country albums of the modern era.
Breaking His Own Record
This latest achievement also means Wallen has surpassed his own previous mark.
His 2023 album One Thing At A Time produced six No. 1 Country Airplay singles. With I’m The Problem reaching seven, Wallen has once again raised the bar for country artists.
An Album That Keeps Making History
The success of I’m The Problem extends far beyond radio.
The album has spent dozens of weeks near the top of the country album charts, generated millions of streams, and continues to dominate playlists more than a year after its release. Its remarkable run has further cemented Morgan Wallen’s place as one of country music’s biggest stars.
With the I’m The Problem era nearing its conclusion and new music already being teased, fans are eager to see what Wallen accomplishes next.
