Billboard 200 Update: Morgan Wallen 'One Thing At A Time' Scores Second Week at #1

Morgan Wallen is pulling a Harry Styles on his second consecutive rule at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart.

Wallen just released his album "One Thing At A Time" last Mar. 3, 2023, via Big Loud Records. It debuted at No. 1 after a full tracking week, lynching SZA's "SOS" reign atop the genre-blending albums chart.

Morgan Wallen' One Thing At A Time' Billboard Charts

According to Billboard, Morgan Wallen's third and most recent album, "One Thing At A Time," spends another week at the summit of the Billboard 200 albums chart.

Previously opening at 501,000 album-equivalent units, "One Thing At A Time" has scored a whopping 259,000 equivalent album units, more than half of its debut week numbers. In comparison, it was only a few minutes lower than the debut units of his previous chart-topper, "Dangerous: The Double Album," which launched at 265,000 units.

For 2023, this is the biggest second-week record for an album. The last one to pull this was Taylor Swift with the second-week performance of "Midnights." After launching at more than 1.5 million units, it notched 342,000 album units in its second week.

Meanwhile, Morgan Wallen's second-week lead was also quite monumental as he was the second male act and also the first country male singer who has spent his first two weeks at the No. 1 of the Billboard 200 albums chart since Harry Styles' Grammy-winning album "Harry's House" was released.

Morgan Wallen' One Thing At A Time' Billboard Stats Explored

Luminate crunched the numbers for Billboard for "One Thing At A Time," revealing that of the 259,000 units, streaming is composed of 234,000 units. Meanwhile, album sales dipped 81% as it fell to 21,000 copies only. Track equivalent units were also down by 53%, totaling only 4,000.

But its streaming records are not to frown about. Its second week, which logs 308 million cumulative streams on its songs, is now the second-biggest streaming week ever for a country album. It follows the debut number of the same album with almost 500 million, the biggest streaming week ever for a country album.

Meanwhile, TWICE's "Ready to Be" beat Miley Cyrus' "Endless Summer Vacation" on the No. 2 spot as the latter only debuted at No. 3 with 153,000 and 119,000 album-equivalent units, respectively.