Morgan Wallen Dominates One Chart As Several Smashes Return Together

Hollywood & Entertainment Morgan Wallen Dominates One Chart As Several Smashes Return Together By Hugh McIntyre ,

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Hugh McIntyre covers music, with a focus on the global charts. Follow Author Jul 26, 2026, 11:57am EDT --:-- / --:-- This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more . This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more . Summary Morgan Wallen dominates the Country Streaming Songs chart this week, occupying 10 of the 25 available spaces and controlling 40% of the entire ranking. “I Can’t Love You Anymore” with Ella Langley leads his current entries at No. 4, while “Just in Case” and “Cowgirls” with Ernest both return to the list. “Don’t We,” Wallen’s current single from I’m the Problem, reaches a new No. 18 peak in its sixth week on the chart.

Morgan Wallen has completely changed how country music fans interact with streaming platforms. The genre was one of the slower adopters of the technology that reshaped the industry, but now it’s one of the greatest gainers when looking at individual styles.

During the years Wallen has spent as one of country’s biggest stars, he has also become one of the most successful musicians of any style on services such as Spotify and Apple Music in America. He regularly dominates the Country Streaming Songs chart, a country-only counterpart to the all-genre Streaming Songs ranking. This frame, multiple fan favorites by the singer-songwriter return, helping him fill an enormous portion of the tally.

Wallen occupies 10 spaces on this week’s Country Streaming Songs chart . That is a truly huge sum, considering that the ranking contains only 25 positions. This time around, the superstar controls 40% of the entire list.

“I Got Better” is the only Wallen tune that does not gain ground, though it does not fall, either. The former No. 1 holds exactly where it sat last frame, at No. 8.

Here is where all of Morgan Wallen’s tracks appear on this week’s Country Streaming Songs chart.

“Just in Case” and “Cowgirls,” Wallen’s collaboration with Ernest, both reenter the Country Streaming Songs chart. The first of those two finds its way back to the roster at No. 22 in its sixty-seventh frame on the rundown. “Cowgirls” follows three spaces lower, reappearing at No. 25, the final position on the tally. The team-up has now spent 115 weeks somewhere on the list and previously climbed as high as No. 4.

Among Wallen’s 10 current appearances, “Don’t We” is the only track to establish a new high. The single – his current focus from his latest album I’m the Problem – advances from No. 20 to No. 18 in its sixth week on the Country Streaming Songs chart.

No. 18 ties “Don’t We” with “If You Are Mine,” another track featured on I’m the Problem . That cut debuted in the same position last May, but it has not turned out to be a stand out from the set.

Throughout his career, Wallen has pushed 83 tracks onto the Country Streaming Songs chart. More than half of those entries — 46 in total — have spent at least one frame inside the top 10.

19 Wallen cuts have climbed all the way to No. 1. “Last Night” remains easily his longest-running ruler, as the smash controlled the streaming-only roster for 28 weeks – more than half a year.

No other artist comes close to Wallen’s 10 appearances this frame. Langley claims the second-most placements, filling six spaces. She shares one win with Wallen, as the two sit together at No. 4 with their shared hit “I Can’t Love You Anymore.”

Only two other musicians occupy more than one rung on the Country Streaming Songs chart at the moment. Riley Green and Stella Lefty score two wins apiece.

Green appears with Langley on “You Look Like You Love Me,” one of several collaborations between the country stars. Lefty earns her second career Country Streaming Songs appearance with “Something to Lose,” her duet with Vincent Mason, which debuts at No. 11.

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