Streaming country superstar Morgan Warren fends off a formidable challenge from K-pop group Seventeen, spending nine weeks at No. 1 on Billboard’s album chart.
Wallen’s latest film, One Thing at a Time, has sold the equivalent of 138,000 US sales in its most recent week, according to tracking service Luminate. This total is his 174 million streams of his 36-track LP combined with his 5,500 copies sold as a complete package.
The last release to reach No. 1 for at least nine consecutive weeks was Warren’s previous LP, Dangerous: The Double Album, which dominated ten weeks without a break in early 2021. (Since then, SZA’s “SOS” has hit 10 Bad Bunny’s “Un Verano Sin Ti” his 13th.) More than two years later, “Dangerous” is still a hit, and this week’s It’s his 118th Top 10 entry at No. 5.
With Ed Sheeran hitting the charts next week with his new album “-” (pronounced “subtract”), the chart could represent the end of Warren’s winning streak, at least on the album chart. . His song “Last Night” has maintained his number one position on the Hot 100 Singles chart and is his fifth time as a top his track.
Also this week, Seventeen opens at No. 2, equivalent to sales of 135,000 copies of their 6-track mini-album ‘FML’.came out at once Digital and physical variationsThese include multiple CD editions with merchandise such as lyric books, photos and stickers, and 17 downloadable versions, including “exclusive digitally signed covers” featuring each of the group’s 13 members. was
Seventeen sold 132,000 copies of ‘FML’ as a complete package and racked up 4 million streams in one week.
This week, Taylor Swift’s “Midnights” is No. 3, and SZA’s “SOS” is No. 4.
Group Eslabon Armado’s “Desvelado” opened at No. 6 and, according to Billboard, is the highest charting album of regional Mexican music in chart history. “Desvelado” sold him the equivalent of 44,000 in the US, including nearly 64 million streams.
