Billboard Hot 100 Charts: Morgan Wallen Occupies 5 Spots On Top 10, Earns First #1 Hit

It is a Morgan Wallen week! After scoring his second No. 1 album with "One Thing At A Time" on the Billboard 200 albums chart, the Country superstar has made an incredible feat at the Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 too!

Wallen, who has had the biggest country album debut since "Red (Taylor's Version)" with half a million album units, just occupied ten spots of the Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 this week.

His song, "Last Night," the lead single of his most recent album, lands at the summit of the genre-blending charts. This meant that Wallen earned his very first Hot 100 hit of his career on his third album.

According to Luminate, Billboard's data cruncher, it racked up 47.5 million streams and over 10 million radio airplay impressions from its first full tracking week. The outlet reports that the album is now the fifth largest streaming week for any album and the biggest streaming debut week ever for a country album.

The record has also amassed 18,000 downloads since it was released. It has also become the 20th song who have topped both the Hot Country Songs Charts and the Hot 100. The last one who achieved that feat was "All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (Taylor's Version)."

Aside from "Last Night," Morgan Wallen also occupies five spots on the Top 10.

"Thought You Should Know" sits at No. 7, while "You Proof," which previously peaked at No. 5, is now at No. 8. Meanwhile, "Thinkin' Bout Me" is at No. 9, as the title track, "One Thing At A Time" rounds out the Top 10.

Wallen now ties with Juice WRLD and The Beatles for occupying five spots or more of the Top 10s in a single week. The last one to that was Taylor Swift with "Midnights" when she occupied the entire Top 10 with the tracks from her most recent album.

Meanwhile, Miley Cyrus' "Flowers" is at No. 2, SZA's "Kill Bill" steadies at No. 3, "Die For You (Remix) by The Weeknd and Ariana Grande dips to No. 4. Ice Spice and PinkPantheress' collaboration "Boys Are Liar Pt 2" fell to No. 5 with Metro Boomin's "Creepin"" descending to No. 6.