Ella Langley returns to No. 1 while ADÉLA begins her Billboard 200 career with an impressive debut.

5. Morgan Wallen – I’m The Problem (55K Units)

Morgan Wallen falls one position to No. 5 as I’m The Problem earns another 55,000 units.

The album has now accumulated a staggering 7.29 million units after spending 14 weeks at No. 1. Wallen might have slipped two spots over the past two weeks, but moving more than 50,000 units this deep into an album’s run is still ridiculous. Here’s the kicker: I feel like Morgan does minimal public appearances these days. This is strictly good music living long.

4. The Beatles – Rubber Soul (58K Units)

The Beatles return to the Billboard 200 at No. 4 as Rubber Soul sells 58,000 copies following its reissue.

Sales increased by an unbelievable 1,626%, helping the classic project chart for the first time in more than 10 years and reach the top 10 for the first time in over six decades. Most albums are considered successful if people remember them six months later. The Beatles just brought a 61-year-old project back into the top five.

3. Olivia Rodrigo – you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love (66K Units)

Olivia Rodrigo slips one position to No. 3 as you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love earns another 66,000 units.

The former No. 1 album has now generated 1.8 million units after spending two weeks atop the chart. One has to believe she will finish as the second-highest-selling female act this year when it’s all said and done.

2. Drake – HABIBTI (71K Units)

Drake makes the week’s biggest move as HABIBTI rockets 114 positions to No. 2 with 71,000 units.

The album matches its original peak and has now moved 553,000 units since its release. Its FOMO expansion added four songs and immediately returned the project to the chart’s penthouse. Drake did not reach No. 1, but climbing from No. 116 to No. 2 is the kind of rebound that makes missing the crown feel harmless.

1. Taylor Swift – The Life of a Showgirl (93K Units)

Taylor Swift remains at No. 1 as The Life of a Showgirl earns another 93,000 units.

The album has now generated 7.127 million units while collecting its 14th nonconsecutive week at the summit. The victory also gives Swift her 100th career week atop the Billboard 200, making her the first solo artist in history to reach the milestone.

Fourteen weeks at No. 1 and more than seven million units is already outrageous. Reaching 100 career weeks at the summit simply confirms what we already knew: Taylor Swift does not visit the top of the Billboard 200—she leases the property.

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Quincy

Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.