Olivia Rodrigo earns her fourth week at No. 1 while “Thriller” finishes just 2,000 units behind.

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5. Ella Langley – Dandelion (45K Units)

Ella Langley slips one position to No. 5 as Dandelion earns another 45,000 units.

The album has now generated 2,394,000 units since its release, following three weeks at No. 1. The weekly total holds steady even as two new releases enter above her. Between this album and “Choosin’ Texas,” my argument for Ella as 2026 MVP remains intact.

4. P1Harmony – BLOW UP (45K Units)

P1Harmony debuts at No. 4 with BLOW UP, earning 45,000 first-week units.

The project generated 43,500 pure album sales and 1.5 million on-demand streams. Physical and digital album purchases account for the overwhelming majority of that opening. Those fans showed up ready to buy.

3. Morgan Wallen – I’m The Problem (50K Units)

Morgan Wallen remains at No. 3 as I’m The Problem adds another 50,000 units.

The album’s total now stands at 7.5 million units, following 14 weeks at No. 1. After dipping to 49,000 last week, Morgan is back at the 50,000 mark.

2. Lil Baby – FRESH (59K Units)

Lil Baby debuts at No. 2 with FRESH, earning 59,000 first-week units.

The album generated 56.8 million on-demand streams and 4,000 pure sales. Its final opening falls below the earlier 64,000- and 61,000-unit projections, leaving Baby 3,000 units behind Olivia Rodrigo.

1. Olivia Rodrigo – you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love (62K Units)

Olivia Rodrigo holds at No. 1 as you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love earns another 62,000 units.

The album has now accumulated 2,142,000 units, securing its fifth week atop the Billboard 200. It now has the longest No. 1 run among albums released in 2026 and ties SOUR as Olivia’s longest-running chart-topper.

Olivia keeps the crown, sets a new benchmark for this year’s releases, and matches a personal best. That’s a productive week.

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