Top 5 Albums on the Billboard 200 This Week (10/25): Olivia Rodrigo, Zach Bryan & Morgan Wallen

Olivia Rodrigo earns a third week at No. 1 while Zach Bryan enters the Billboard 200 at No. 2.

5. Taylor Swift – The Life of a Showgirl (42K Units)

Taylor Swift falls four positions to No. 5 as The Life of a Showgirl earns another 42,000 units.

The album has now accumulated 7,256,000 units after spending 15 weeks at No. 1. Taylor finally lets somebody else have the crown, but she’s still comfortably inside the top five. After that kind of run, I think she can survive a week without checking the view from the penthouse.

4. Ella Langley – Dandelion (49K Units)

Ella Langley holds steady at No. 4 as Dandelion adds another 49,000 units.

The album has now generated 2,257,000 units since its release, following three weeks at No. 1. Between this project’s staying power and the incredible run of “Choosin’ Texas,” Ella keeps giving listeners reasons to stick around. My argument for her being the 2026 MVP remains very much intact.

3. Morgan Wallen – I’m The Problem (54K Units)

Morgan Wallen remains at No. 3 as I’m The Problem earns another 54,000 units.

The album has now accumulated a staggering 7,399,000 units after spending 14 weeks at No. 1. Another week, another 50,000-plus units. At this point, Morgan’s consistency is almost making these ridiculous numbers look ordinary.

2. Zach Bryan – Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs (65.5K Units)

Zach Bryan debuts at No. 2 with Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs, earning 65,500 units.

The project generated 60.4 million on-demand streams and 5,000 pure sales. That’s a strong opening for an eight-track EP, especially with another project already under his belt this year. Zach keeps giving his fans more music, and they keep showing up.

1. Olivia Rodrigo – you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love (75K Units)

Olivia Rodrigo climbs one position to reclaim No. 1 as you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love earns another 75,000 units, securing its third week atop the Billboard 200.

The album has now generated 1,959,000 units, leaving it just 41,000 away from two million. The return also brings Olivia to nine career weeks at No. 1, extending her record for the most among artists who debuted this decade.