Morgan Wallen 'One Thing At A Time' Billboard 200 History: Singer Notches 3rd Week Atop

Morgan Wallen is one of the most popular country artists right now in the country. Gaining prominence after his stint in "The Voice," Wallen made a name for himself - making him perhaps the biggest name that the reality-singing competition has ever produced so far.

His latest album, "One Thing At A Time," made several records a week after its release. It has been occupying the top spot of the Billboard 200 charts since then.

Morgan Wallen 'One Thing At A Time' Billboard 200 History

Since it was released on Mar. 3, 2023, Wallen's first-week debut has been monumental. After his first tracking week, the album launched at the Top 1 with 501,000 album-equivalent units and 111,500 composed of pure album sales.

To date, it is the biggest debut week for any album in 2023 and was the biggest week for any country album on the chart since Taylor Swift's "Red (Taylor's Version)" debuted in November 2021.

As for streaming, all of the album's 36 tracks were streamed a total of 498.28 million times. All tracks got into the Billboard Hot 100 charts, dethroning Drake for the most songs by any artist, male or female, to have most songs chart all at the same time. He even scored the most debuts on the chart with a whopping 27 debuts.

During the first week, five of Wallen's tracks occupy the Top 10, including his lead single, "Last Night." That made Wallen's first No. 1 hit song, as it was so massive it bumped Miley Cyrus' "Flowers," atop.

In its second week, the album still retained its spot, although some of the tracks already fell from the top 10. He also made history as the first country male singer who spent its first two weeks at No. 1 on the coveted genre-blending charts and the second male since Harry Styles' "Harry's House."

Morgan Wallen 'One Thing At A Time' Billboard 200 Week 3

According to Billboard and its data provider, Luminate, Morgan Wallen's "One Thing At A Time" racked up 209,500 album units, with 194,000 streaming units comprising a big chunk of it. Meanwhile, album sales dipped 41% with this week's 12,500, while track sales went even lower with 3,000.

Check out the full album below on Spotify: