“The Black Parade” reaches the summit while Olivia Rodrigo’s latest album crosses two million units.

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5. Noah Kahan – The Great Divide (39K Units)

Noah Kahan climbs one position to No. 5 as The Great Divide earns another 39,000 units.

The album has now accumulated 2.1 million units after spending three weeks at No. 1. Noah returns to the top five with another steady week, proving listeners still have plenty of room for this project in their rotation.

4. Ella Langley – Dandelion (47K Units)

Ella Langley holds steady at No. 4 as Dandelion adds another 47,000 units.

The album has now generated 2.3 million units since its release, following three weeks at No. 1. Between this project’s consistency and the run of “Choosin’ Texas,” Ella keeps strengthening her case for 2026 MVP. At this point, tell me why she shouldn’t be…

3. Morgan Wallen – I’m The Problem (53K Units)

Morgan Wallen remains at No. 3 as I’m The Problem earns another 53,000 units.

The album has now accumulated 7,452,000 units after 14 weeks at No. 1. It’s amazing how Morgan keeps clearing 50,000 units despite the project having been out for a year+. That’s longevity.

2. Olivia Rodrigo – you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love (64K Units)

Olivia Rodrigo slips one position to No. 2 as you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love earns another 64,000 units.

The album has now generated 2,023,000 units, officially crossing the two-million mark after three weeks at No. 1. Losing the crown while reaching that milestone feels like an acceptable trade.

1. My Chemical Romance – The Black Parade (78K Units)

My Chemical Romance rockets 138 positions to No. 1 as The Black Parade earns 78,000 units, reaching the Billboard 200 summit for the first time.

The album’s total now stands at approximately 5.3 million units. Its arrival at No. 1 comes 20 years after its original release, setting the record for the longest wait to reach the top in the chart’s history.

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