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Morgan Wallen Scores Milestone Seventh Country Airplay No. 1 From ‘I’m the Problem’
Morgan Wallen has earned his 21st Billboard Country Airplay number one with “Don’t We”, making it the seventh chart-topper from his 2025 album I’m the Problem. This sets a record for the most Country Airplay leaders generated by an album’s original edition, underlining Wallen’s sustained dominance on US country radio.
“Don’t We” rose to the top with 33.6 million audience impressions, up 5% in the week measured, and reached number one in its 21st chart week. I’m the Problem has spent 45 weeks atop Top Country Albums, while Wallen now shares ninth place for Country Airplay number ones since 1990, alongside Thomas Rhett and Keith Urban; newcomer Stella Lefty also entered the Country Airplay top 10 with “Boston”.
In short
- Wallen’s “Don’t We” becomes his 21st Country Airplay number one.
- I’m the Problem produces a record seven original-edition chart leaders.
- Stella Lefty earns her first Country Airplay top 10.
Explained simply
Morgan Wallen is an American country music artist who has become one of the biggest names in the genre. His commercial success is measured largely through how often his songs are played on country radio stations.
Wallen released an album called I'm the Problem in 2025 that has proved remarkably successful on country radio. Several songs from the album have reached the number one position on country radio's main chart, which represents a record achievement for any single album.
This success demonstrates Wallen's considerable dominance in country music and radio in recent years. He now ranks among the most successful artists in country radio history, alongside established stars such as Keith Urban and Thomas Rhett.