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Post Malone’s ‘F-1 Trillion’ hits 104 weeks \u2014 two years \u2014 on two Billboard charts, marking a first for the superstar on the Country Albums roster. PARIS, FRANCE – SEPTEMBER 03: Post Malone performs live on stage during his BIG ASS World Tour at Paris La D\u00e9fense Arena on September 03, 2025 in Paris, France. (Photo by Kristy Sparow\/Getty Images for ABA)<\/p>\n
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What exactly the future holds for Post Malone<\/a> is not clear. The singer-songwriter could go in almost any direction with his next chapter, as he has already shown that he is willing \u2013 and seemingly even eager \u2013 to switch genres and try something entirely new.<\/p>\n Malone pivoted in 2024, moving away from the hip-hop and pop that made him a superstar and embraced country music. He was ahead of the curve, as many other well-known acts have tried something similar in the years since his shift was successful.<\/p>\n His debut solo album F-1 Trillion debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200<\/a> and produced several smashes, including the Billboard Hot 100 champion \u201cI Had Some Help\u201d<\/a> with Morgan Wallen. Since then, the set has largely remained on a handful of Billboard rosters, though much of the attention surrounding Malone\u2019s catalog is focused on The Diamond Collection, which gathers many of his biggest hits and thus is regularly a streaming smash.<\/p>\n This frame, F-1 Trillion celebrates the exact same milestone on both of the Billboard charts where it can currently be found as it holds on for another week.<\/p>\n Post Malone\u2019s Country Album Reaches Two Years on the Charts<\/p>\n F-1 Trillion has now spent 104 weeks \u2014 exactly two years \u2014 on both the Billboard 200 and Top Country Albums charts<\/a>. The collection lands at Nos. 18 and 87 on the Top Country Albums ranking and the Billboard 200, respectively.<\/p>\n F-1 Trillion has previously reached No. 1 on the two lists. This week, it holds steady on the country-focused roster while slipping nine spaces on the Billboard 200.<\/p>\n Post Malone Makes It to a Country Ranking Milestone<\/p>\n NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – MARCH 19: Post Malone performs onstage during Opry 100: A Live Celebration at Grand Ole Opry at the Ryman Auditorium on March 19, 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Jason Kempin\/Getty Images for the Grand Ole Opry)<\/p>\n Getty Images<\/p>\n F-1 Trillion is Malone\u2019s first release to reach any 100-week milestone on the Top Country Albums chart, since it is his only project to appear on the genre-specific ranking.<\/p>\n Over on the style-agnostic Billboard 200, the country full-length becomes the Grammy nominee\u2019s fifth release to spend at least two years somewhere on the tally. His longest-charting effort remains Stoney, the album that helped turn him into a household name nearly a decade ago. That project has accumulated 361 weeks somewhere on the Billboard 200.<\/p>\n Beerbongs & Bentleys follows within Malone\u2019s discography with 318 frames on the roster, while Hollywood\u2019s Bleeding recently celebrated 250 weeks. The Diamond Collection has already pushed past the two-year mark, as the collection claims 134 stays on the roster.<\/p>\n Three Post Malone Albums Haven\u2019t Hit Two Years<\/p>\n Only three of Malone\u2019s eight albums that have appeared on the Billboard 200 have failed to reach 104 weeks. Twelve Carat Toothache, which peaked at No. 2, spent 62 frames on the ranking. Austin, another runner-up, held on for 29. Tribute to Nirvana, which saw Malone putting his own spin on classics by the legendary grunge band, debuted at No. 106 last April and has not been seen on the Billboard 200 since.<\/p>\n Post Malone\u2019s The Diamond Collection Charts on Four Lists<\/p>\n The Diamond Collection remains Malone\u2019s biggest multi-chart success on the Billboard rankings this week. The compilation appears on the Top Rap Albums, Top R&B\/Hip-Hop Albums and Top Streaming Albums charts and the Billboard 200, settling in at Nos. 3, 6, 12 and 19, respectively.<\/p>\n The Diamond Collection falls on all four rosters on which it lands. The singles project manages to live inside the top 10 on half of them, though it slips outside that region on the Top Streaming Albums ranking after sitting at No. 10 last frame. Notably, the compilation has spent at least 100 weeks on all four tallies.<\/p>\n Post Malone Charts Only Two Songs<\/p>\n Post Malone at 2025 Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival – Weekend 1 – Day 3 on April 13, 2025 in Indio, California. (Photo by Christopher Polk\/Billboard via Getty Images)<\/p>\n Billboard via Getty Images<\/p>\n The continued success of The Diamond Collection \u2013 which is built entirely around the singer\u2019s most popular singles \u2013 might make it seem as though Malone would have many individual songs on the Billboard charts, but only two currently appear.<\/p>\n \u201cI Had Some Help\u201d with Wallen lands on the Country Streaming Songs chart and the Billboard Global 200, coming in at Nos. 11 and 143, respectively. The former No. 1 slips outside the top 10 on the country streaming roster by only one space, but it will likely find its way back into that tier.<\/p>\n