Morgan Wallen's new album "I'm the Problem" broke Spotify's record for the most-streamed country album of 2025 in a single day.

Morgan Wallen's I'm the Problem is off to a blockbuster start. The country superstar's fourth studio album, released Friday (May 16) through Big Loud/Mercury, is already breaking streaming records on Spotify and Amazon Music.

Still, it appears that rollout blip has not had a negative impact on the album’s success. Yesterday (May 16), Spotify revealed Morgan Wallen’s I’m The Problem made history on the streaming platform. Mere hours after its release, Spotify confirmed the album was its top country album for the year.

It was an eventful weekend for Morgan Wallen's new album, "I'm The Problem." The Knoxville-native country singer released his fourth studio album on May 16. Already, the album is breaking records. Wallen set new benchmarks on Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music, according to Billboard.

On Saturday, Apple Music announced that I’m The Problem had broken the record for biggest country album of 2025 by first-day streams worldwide on the streaming service. Wallen released several songs ahead of the massive 37-track album’s Friday release ...

The tracking breakdown for Wallen’s I’m The Problem includes 133,000 pure album sales, 357,000 SEA units (or streaming equivalent albums, equaling 462.63 million on-demand official streams), and 3,000 TEA units (or track equivalent album which refers to individual song sales).

Morgan Wallen's I'm the Problem had a predictably thunderous opening weekend after its release on Friday (May 16), drawing in record numbers across major streaming platforms. On Saturday (May 17 ...

Morgan Wallen released his new album "I'm the Problem," on Friday. Here's why the country superstar is so popular despite a string of controversies.