Morgan Wallen scores his twelfth multiweek No. 1 on Billboard’s Nation Airplay chart as “Don’t We” leads for a second week. His twenty first profession chief drew 33.6 million viewers impressions (basically even week over week) July 24-30, in accordance with Luminate.
On the Aug. 8-dated chart, Wallen additionally turns into the primary artist to carry the highest two positions for a number of weeks in two totally different runs, as his collaboration with Ella Langley, “I Can’t Love You Anymore,” retains at its No. 2 excessive (32.5 million, up 3%). The double displaying marks his sixth complete week occupying each positions concurrently. He first managed the highest two for 4 weeks in a row in July 2024, by way of his Submit Malone collaboration “I Had Some Assist” and his ERNEST team-up “Cowgirls.”
Solely two different artists have occupied Nation Airplay’s high two concurrently. Luke Bryan did so for one stretch, for 2 straight weeks in 2014, with “Play It Once more” and “This Is How We Roll,” the latter with Florida Georgia Line. Luke Combs spaced the feat out over practically three years, for per week in September 2023 with “Love You Anyway” and “Quick Automobile,” and for one body this Might with “Sleepless in a Resort Room” and “Days Like These.”
Wallen additionally ties his highest Nation Airplay debut as new single “Been by Now” launches at No. 13 (14.7 million). It matches “Love Anyone,” which bowed in November 2024 earlier than reaching No. 1 simply 14 weeks later.
“Been by Now” is just the seventh tune in Nation Airplay’s 36-year historical past to debut at No. 13 or larger. Garth Brooks’ “Extra Than a Reminiscence” stays the one No. 1 debut, in 2007, whereas Taylor Swift’s “I Knew It, I Knew You” grew to become the one different tune to begin within the high 10 (No. 8 in June); the latter bullets at No. 9 on the most recent listing (20.3 million, up 3%).
All charts dated Aug. 8 will replace Tuesday, Aug. 4, on Billboard.com.
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