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Forbes
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Morgan Wallen's Post Malone Collaboration Passes One Of His Biggest Hits
Morgan Wallen and Post Malone's 'I Had Some Help' rises on the Hot 100 in its fifty-eighth week, ... More surpassing 'Wasted on You' as Wallen's third-longest charting hit. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE - MAY 02: Morgan Wallen performs onstage during night one of his One Night At A Time 2024 tour at Nissan Stadium on May 02, 2024 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo byfor Morgan Wallen's One Night At A Time 2024) Morgan Wallen's new album I'm the Problem is on track to lead the Billboard 200 for a sixth consecutive week when the company refreshes its rankings tomorrow (Tuesday, July 1). More than a dozen of the tracks featured on the full-length are still present across a variety of Billboard rankings, and likely will be for weeks to come. Americans are still finding time to listen to one of his No. 1 smashes, which is now well over a year old. As millions of people stream and buy 'I Had Some Help,' the tune continues to appear on the charts as well. Its popularity has helps the track break out of a tie within Wallen's own discography. Morgan Wallen's Third-Longest-Charting Hot 100 Hit 'I Had Some Help' has now lived on the Hot 100, the most competitive songs tally in the United States, for 58 weeks. By holding on, it breaks out of a tie with Wallen's own 'Wasted on You.' Both tunes had been matched as the country singer-songwriter's third-longest charting successes, with each claiming 57 frames apiece until this frame. Now, 'Wasted on You' has been pushed to fourth place within his catalog in terms of the longest stays on the Hot 100. 'You Proof' and 'Last Night' Only two other tunes by Wallen have lived on the Hot 100 for longer stays, and 'I Had Some Help' isn't far behind either of them. The Grammy nominee's sturdiest hit remains 'You Proof,' which racked up 62 appearances on the tally, while 'Last Night' managed 60 just a few months after 'You Proof' peaked. 'I Had Some Help' Rises on the Hot 100 'I Had Some Help' rises from No. 15 to No. 13 on the Hot 100 this frame. Billboard has a rule stating that after a full year on the chart, songs must remain above No. 25, or else their time on the tally is over. The duet, which features both Wallen and Post Malone, debuted in first place in May 2024, and has been a hit ever since. It may very well continue to appear on the Hot 100 for several more weeks — if not months — as it remains one of the biggest songs in the country. 'I Had Some Help' is a Streaming, Sales and Radio Hit 'I Had Some Help' is being supported by every consumption metric that fuels the Hot 100. The track lives at No. 14 on the all-genre Streaming Songs chart and dips slightly to No. 22 on the Radio Songs ranking. It's also still performing well on some pop radio stations and on a number of Billboard's country-only tallies.
Forbes
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Forbes
J-Hope's Winning Streak Continues With Another No. 1
J-Hope and GloRilla's 'Killing a Girl' debuts at No. 1 on two U.K. charts, marking his third ... More chart-topper of 2025 and tenth solo win on multiple lists in the country. PARIS, FRANCE - JUNE 24: J-Hope attends the Louis Vuitton Menswear Spring/Summer 2026 show as part of Paris Fashion Week on June 24, 2025 in Paris, France. (Photo by) Throughout 2025, J-Hope has been releasing single after single after single — and at this point, he's grown accustomed to reaching No. 1 with his solo tunes. The BTS talent has racked up multiple champions in just the past few months, and he adds to his growing list of winners with "Killin' It Girl," his recently-released collaboration with hip-hop superstar GloRilla. As that tune arrives in the United Kingdom, J-Hope keeps a winning streak going that began months ago and has yet to be interrupted. "Killin' It Girl" Launches at No. 1 "Killin' It Girl" launches at No. 1 on half of all the U.K. charts on which it debuts. The track kickstarts its time on both the Official Singles Sales and Official Singles Downloads rankings at No. 1. J-Hope earns his fourth leader on both rosters, and his third of 2025. So far this year, "Sweet Dreams" with Miguel, "Mona Lisa," and now "Killin' It Girl" have led the charge. J-Hope landed his first No. 1 on the two purchase-focused rankings in April 2024, when "Neuron," his collaboration with Gaeko and Yoon Mi-rae, easily landed in the penthouse. J-Hope's Years of Hit Songs A year before "Neuron" arrived, J-Hope narrowly missed the No. 1 spot on both the Official Singles Sales and Official Singles Downloads charts by just one space – but he managed to reach a new high point in the process. "On the Street," which credits both J-Hope and J. Cole, peaked in the runner-up spot. The BTS singer and rapper has collected a total of seven top 10 placements on the Official Singles Sales chart and one additional smash on the downloads-only tally. "Killin' It Girl" earns him his milestone tenth appearance on both rankings. A Competitive Week on the Charts "Killin' It Girl" almost debuted at No. 1 on a trio of tallies, but instead the cut is forced to settle for the runner-up spot on the Official Physical Singles chart. On that ranking, J-Hope comes in behind Scottish rock group Biffy Clyro, as that band's latest track "A Little Love" wins the week. As it launches, "Killin' It Girl" does earn J-Hope and GloRilla their first top 40 smashes on the Official Singles chart, the most competitive songs tally in the U.K., where it enters at No. 30.
Forbes
02-06-2025
- Business
- Forbes
Morgan Wallen Is Only Competing With Himself At This Point
Morgan Wallen can't be beaten this week on the Billboard rankings. His name appears across many of the company's tallies — often in multiple spots — and in some cases, he fills three dozen or more spaces at once. That kind of performance is reserved for only the top stars in the music industry, and even some of them can't manage such a massive showing. Nowhere is Wallen's success more evident than on the Hot Country Songs chart, which makes sense, and he is the true king of the most consumed country tracks in the United States at the moment. Thanks to the many new tracks featured on his No. 1 album I'm the Problem, the singer-songwriter makes history and breaks one of his own records. All 37 tunes featured on I'm the Problem appear on the Hot Country Songs chart this week. The list only includes 50 spaces, which means Wallen occupies almost 75% of the entire roster. Wallen now claims the record for the most simultaneous hits on the Hot Country Songs chart. He beats the previous record of 35 by two additional wins. The superstar and Grammy nominee set that high point just two years ago when his album One Thing at a Time opened atop a number of Billboard rankings, with 35 cuts featured on the set appearing on the same tally. For the first time ever, one artist claims the entirety of the top 10 on the Hot Country Songs chart. Wallen pushes every other tune out of the region, with "All the Way" by BigXthaPlug and Bailey Zimmerman ranking as the loftiest title not connected to him. This frame, that cut dips from No. 7 to No. 11. Half of those top 10s are debuts, while the other half are singles taken from I'm the Problem that had previously spent time inside the space, including a pair of previous champions. As he increases his career total, Wallen reaches a milestone 40 top 10s on the Hot Country Songs chart. Out of 116 total placements, he has now led the charge with 11 different tracks — including his new No. 1, "What I Want." The collaboration with Tate McRae launches atop the country-only ranking this frame.
