Top 10 Apple Music — Top Albums (US) — April 19, 2026

Don Toliver’s OCTANE holds at #2, a consistent streaming powerhouse that has remained in the top five since its January release, fueled by its trap-pop hybrids.

Morgan Wallen’s I’m The Problem sits at #3, nearly a year after release, demonstrating the extended shelf life of country albums that become workout and road-trip staples.

Kanye West’s BULLY lands at #4, a controversial album that still draws streams from his committed fanbase, proving that public perception doesn’t always dictate listening habits.

BTS’s ARIRANG drops to #5 but remains a K-pop anchor on the chart, its March release date showing sustained interest from the group’s US fan army.

Justin Bieber’s SWAG II slides to #6, a pop-rap hybrid that has maintained visibility since September 2025 through steady playlisting and live performance buzz.

The KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack enters at #7, a Netflix film tie-in that merges K-pop idols with hip-hop producers, creating a streaming anomaly.

Bruno Mars’ The Romantic holds at #8, a February release that continues to attract listeners looking for polished R&B ballads, even as newer albums push it down.

Sabrina Carpenter’s Man’s Best Friend sits at #9, a 2025 pop-rock album that has found second life on TikTok, driving late-night streams from younger listeners.

Bossman Dlow’s Chicken Talkin Bastard debuts at #10, a raw Florida rap album that capitalizes on viral snippets and rides the same energy as his earlier hits.