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Two of Morgan Wallen’s current singles \u2014 “Don’t We” and “I Can’t Love You Anymore” with Ella Langley \u2014 rise to new peaks on the Billboard Hot 100 at the same time. 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 by John Shearer\/Getty Images for Morgan Wallen’s One Night At A Time 2024)<\/p>\n
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11 songs by Morgan Wallen<\/a> appear on the Billboard charts this week, with most taking up space on multiple rosters. A handful are only wins when looking at the Country Streaming Songs rundown, as Wallen is perhaps the most successful name in the genre when it comes to platforms like Spotify, Apple Music and others. <\/p>\n While multiple cuts by the Grammy nominee take up space on one list or another, Wallen is currently promoting two singles: his own “Don\u2019t We,” taken from his year-old album I\u2019m the Problem, and “I Can\u2019t Love You Anymore,” a collaboration with Ella Langley, the hottest name in country music at the moment. Those smashes both climb to new peak positions on the most competitive songs ranking in America, while at the same time, Wallen proves just how much his fans love streaming his work \u2013 all of it.<\/p>\n Morgan Wallen and Ella Langley Hit a New Billboard Hot 100 High<\/p>\n Langley and Wallen have kept “I Can\u2019t Love You Anymore”<\/a> on the Billboard Hot 100<\/a>, the company\u2019s ranking of the most-consumed songs in the nation, for a milestone 10 weeks as of this period. As it reaches that landmark figure, “I Can\u2019t Love You Anymore” climbs from No. 9 to No. 6. That\u2019s a new high for the duet.<\/p>\n “I Can\u2019t Love You Anymore” already ranked as Langley\u2019s third highest-rising hit on the Billboard Hot 100 before this frame, and it is one of only three top 10s from the singer-songwriter. It trails “Choosin\u2019 Texas,” a 12-week No. 1 \u2013 which is in charge again this time around \u2013 and “Be Her,” which has been blocked from the summit only by “Choosin\u2019 Texas.” “I Can\u2019t Love You Anymore” previously peaked at No. 7, and it raises that figure by just one space.<\/p>\n “I Can\u2019t Love You Anymore” is now tied with Wallen\u2019s “7 Summers,” which launched in sixth place in the summer of 2020. Last week, the Langley team-up was on the same level as “Thinkin\u2019 Bout Me,” “Thought You Should Know,” “I Got Better,” “Lies Lies Lies” and “Don\u2019t Think Jesus” \u2013 five cuts by Wallen that never climbed higher than No. 7.<\/p>\n “Don\u2019t We” Soars Higher Than Ever on the Main Songs Chart<\/p>\n At the same time that “I Can\u2019t Love You Anymore” misses out on breaking into the Billboard Hot 100\u2019s top five by just one space \u2013 a feat it may manage very soon \u2013 Wallen\u2019s own “Don\u2019t We”<\/a> also establishes a new peak position on the chart by stepping up one space to No. 21. Coincidentally, it reaches that slot in its twenty-first week on the roster.<\/p>\n Morgan Wallen Ties Several of His Own Hits<\/p>\n Two tracks by Wallen \u2013 “Eyes Are Closed” and “Stand by Me,” a collaboration with hip-hop superstar Lil Durk \u2013 rose to No. 22 on the Billboard Hot 100 and stopped there. “Don\u2019t We” is now one of four releases by the country megastar to peak at No. 21, though in the coming weeks, “Don\u2019t We” may continue its ascent. At the moment, Wallen\u2019s current single is matched with “Whiskey Whiskey” with Moneybagg Yo, “Miami,” which also credits rappers Lil Wayne and Rick Ross, and “Kick Myself,” all of which stalled at No. 21 during their runs.<\/p>\n “Don\u2019t We” Nearly Rules Country Radio<\/p>\n Between “I Can\u2019t Love You Anymore” and “Don\u2019t We,” the latter is the only one of the two that also manages a new peak placement on any other roster. Wallen narrowly misses out on conquering the Country Airplay chart \u2013 known as perhaps the most competitive of all of Billboard\u2019s radio rankings \u2013 by just one space as it dances from No. 4 to No. 2. “I Can\u2019t Love You Anymore” holds at its all-time high on the Country Airplay roster, No. 5, and manages a similar showing on the Radio Songs rundown, where it\u2019s a non-mover at No. 16.<\/p>\n Morgan Wallen Sends Multiple Hits Back to the Streaming Songs List<\/p>\n As both “I Can\u2019t Love You Anymore” and “Don\u2019t We” enjoy their most successful weeks yet on the Billboard Hot 100, a pair of career-defining smashes by Wallen return to the Streaming Songs chart<\/a>. “What I Want,” his previous leader with Tate McRae, and “20 Cigarettes,” another tune featured on I\u2019m the Problem, find their way back to the ranking of the most-played tunes of any style via sites like Spotify throughout the U.S. “What I Want”<\/a> is the higher-ranking of the two as it settles at No. 41, while “20 Cigarettes” closes out the roster at No. 50.<\/p>\n Morgan Wallen Claims Six Streaming Hits<\/p>\n Wallen scores half a dozen wins on this week\u2019s Streaming Songs chart. Notably, “Don\u2019t We” does not appear on the tally, but “I Can\u2019t Love You Anymore” does improve slightly to No. 8. Also present on the ranking are “I Got Better,” “I\u2019m the Problem” and “I Had Some Help” with Post Malone, which lift to Nos. 19, 21 and 27, respectively.<\/p>\n