
Taylor Swift extends her Billboard 200 reign as Olivia Rodrigo climbs to No. 2 and country favorites return to the top five.
5. Noah Kahan – The Great Divide (45K Units)

Noah Kahan climbs two positions to No. 5 as The Great Divide earns another 45,000 units.
The album has now accumulated 2.0 million units after spending three weeks at No. 1. Crossing two million while moving back into the top five is a pretty nice way to spend your week. Noah’s fans clearly aren’t finished with this project, and that’s a place you want to be when you’re an artist.
4. Ella Langley – Dandelion (53K Units)

Ella Langley rises two spots to No. 4 as Dandelion adds another 53,000 units.
The former No. 1 for three weeks has now generated 2.2 million units since its release. Between this album’s staying power and the run of “Choosin’ Texas,” Ella has given listeners plenty of reasons to keep her music in rotation. At this point, I have her as the 2026 MVP.
3. Morgan Wallen – I’m The Problem (55K Units)

Morgan Wallen climbs two positions to No. 3 as I’m The Problem earns another 55,000 units.
The album has now accumulated a staggering 7.3 million units after spending 14 weeks at No. 1. Here’s what gets me: Morgan keeps putting up these numbers without making a major public appearance every other day. The music is doing plenty of talking on its own.
2. Olivia Rodrigo – you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love (65K Units)

Olivia Rodrigo moves up one position to No. 2 as you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love earns another 65,000 units.
The album has now generated 1.8 million units since its release, following two weeks at No. 1. That puts Olivia within striking distance of two million while keeping her one spot away from another week at the summit. Taylor is a difficult person to get past, but Olivia is giving herself a chance by staying right there.
1. Taylor Swift – The Life of a Showgirl (93K Units)

Taylor Swift remains at No. 1 as The Life of a Showgirl earns another 87,000 units, securing its 15th week atop the Billboard 200.
The album has now accumulated 7.2 million units since its release. Following last week’s career milestone, this latest victory brings Swift to 101 total weeks at No. 1.
Fifteen weeks at the summit and more than seven million units would be an unbelievable run for anybody. For Taylor, it’s another week of making everybody else check whether second place is available. Somebody needs to start charging her property taxes up there.
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Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.
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