For most singers who release an album, they hope to land just one song on the charts. If they happened to land two or more – that’s a dream come true. But when it came to Morgan Wallen, he has continuously proven his dominance in country music. Knowing how to write a hit song, the country singer recently celebrated the release of his newest album, I’m the Problem. And while Wallen might see himself as the problem, fans considered him the solution as he became the first artist to nab all Top 10 slots on the Hot Country Songs Chart.
Releasing his latest album on May 16th, I’m the Problem already struck a chord with fans. Although Wallen might not be the best when it comes to making headlines and causing controversy, the singer knows country music. With the album coming packed with 37 songs, Wallen worked alongside singers like Tate McRae, Eric Church, Hardy, and even Post Malone.
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.@MorganWallen becomes the first artist in history to claim the entire top 10 of the #HotCountrySongs chart simultaneously:
— billboard charts (@billboardcharts) May 27, 2025
No. 1, “What I Want” feat. @tatemcrae
No. 2, “Just in Case”
No. 3, “I’m The Problem”
No. 4 “I Got Better”
No. 5, “Superman”
No. 6, “Love Somebody”
No. 7,…
With more than a few hit songs on the album, the Billboard charts revealed the historic moment for Wallen. As for the songs that helped make him history, they included, “What I Want”, “Just In Case”, “I’m the Problem”, “I Got Better”, “Superman”, “Love Somebody”, “I Ain’t Coming Back”, “20 Cigarettes”, “Kick Myself”, and “Eyes Are Closed.”
Morgan Wallen Talks Love With Tate McRae In “What I Want”
Again, that is less than a third of the songs featured on the album. Looking at the song that made No. 1, “What I Want”, Wallen collaborated with McRae on the lyrics that surrounded a couple who wanted too much from each other due to their previous heartbreak.
Only released a few weeks ago, “What I Want” already climbed over one million views on YouTube. And when looking at Spotify, it soared over 30 million streams. Fans couldn’t get enough, writing:
“I didn’t think this was gonna be good but they sound so good together”
“GOOSEBUMPS when they’re singing the chorus together”
“U ain’t gonna hurt me tonight is all I need now. Best Collab Can’t get over this song.”
“Damn, thank you for such a great album #Morganwallen. Skies the limit my brother keep killing it!!!!!! Much love and respect to ya!!! I was at your bar in Nashville last week and it was amazing!!”
With Wallen taking over the charts, releasing new music, and staying away from drama, he continues to expand his stardom with yet another hit album.
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