Morgan Wallen Charts Record-Breaking 37 Songs on Billboard Hot 100 Simultaneously
Written by djfrosty on May 27, 2025
Morgan Wallen claims a massive week on Billboard’s charts (dated May 31), as the country superstar breaks his own record for the most songs ever charted on the Billboard Hot 100 in a single week. He sends a staggering 37 songs onto the latest chart, with all except for one from his new album, I’m the Problem.
The 37-song set debuts at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 493,000 equivalent album units, according to Luminate, marking the biggest week of 2025 for an album by that metric.
Of Wallen’s 37 entries on the current Hot 100, 36 are from the new album. The one track missing, “Lies Lies Lies,” reached No. 7 last July and wrapped its run in January. Wallen’s one entry on the chart not from the new project is Post Malone’s “I Had Some Help” featuring Wallen; it ranks at No. 19 in its 54th week on the chart, following six weeks at No. 1.
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Before this week, the record for the most titles on the Hot 100 in a single week was also held by Wallen: 36, on March 18, 2023, powered by his album One Thing at a Time. That week, he broke Drake’s five-year-old record of 27 songs in 2018 from his album Scorpion. (Drake’s then-unprecedented record has since been broken six times.)
Here’s an updated look at the most simultaneous Hot 100 hits in a single week.
Songs on the Hot 100, Artist, Chart Week:
- 37, Morgan Wallen, May 31, 2025
- 36, Morgan Wallen, March 18, 2023
- 32, Taylor Swift, May 4, 2024
- 31, Playboi Carti, March 29, 2025
- 31, Taylor Swift, May 11, 2024
- 28, Morgan Wallen, March 25, 2023
- 27, Drake, July 14, 2018
- 26, Taylor Swift, May 18, 2024
- 26, Taylor Swift, Nov. 27, 2021
- 25, Taylor Swift, July 22, 2023
- 25, Lil Baby, Oct. 29, 2022
Plus, here’s a rundown of Wallen’s tracks on this week’s Hot 100 (all are debuts except where noted):
- No. 1, “What I Want,” feat. Tate McRae
- No. 2, “Just in Case” (up from No. 11; new peak)
- No. 3, “I’m the Problem” (up from No. 6; peaked at No. 2)
- No. 7, “I Got Better”
- No. 8, “Superman” (up from No. 16; new peak)
- No. 10, “Love Somebody” (up from No. 18; peaked at No. 1 for one week)
- No. 15, “I Ain’t Coming Back,” feat. Post Malone (up from No. 25; peaked at No. 8)
- No. 19, “I Had Some Help”; Post Malone feat. Wallen (down from No. 13; peaked at No. 1 for six weeks)
- No. 20, “20 Cigarettes”
- No. 21, “Kick Myself”
- No. 22, “Eyes Are Closed”
- No. 25, “Falling Apart”
- No. 29, “Skoal, Chevy, And Browning”
- No. 31, “TN”
- No. 32, “Where’d That Girl Go”
- No. 34, “Kiss Her in Front of You”
- No. 40, “I’m a Little Crazy” (up from No. 52; peaked at No. 17)
- No. 41, “If You Were Mine”
- No. 42, “Missing”
- No. 45, “Smile” (up from No. 68; peaked at No. 4)
- No. 46, “Genesis”
- No. 48, “Don’t We”
- No. 50, “Dark Til Daylight”
- No. 51, “Interlude”
- No. 52, “Number 3 and Number 7,” feat. Eric Church
- No. 54, “Revelation”
- No. 60, “Jack and Jill”
- No. 63, “Come Back as a Redneck”
- No. 65, “Miami”
- No. 69, “The Dealer” feat. ERNEST
- No. 70, “Leavin’s the Least I Could Do”
- No. 72, “Drinking Til It Does”
- No. 73, “Nothin’ Left”
- No. 79, “LA Night”
- No. 83, “Whiskey in Reverse”
- No. 84, “Working Man’s Song”
- No. 88, “Crazy Eyes”
With 29 debuts, Wallen ups his career total to 105 Hot 100 chart hits. He becomes the 21st artist to join the elite 100 Hot 100 hits club — and is the first artist that primarily records country music. He also pushes his career sums to four No. 1s, eight top five hits, 17 top 10s, 29 top 20 entries and 48 top 40 hits.