Top 10 Apple Music — Top Albums (US) — May 14, 2026

Chris Brown's *BROWN*, released just six days ago, lands at number two with 2.8 million daily streams, showing that controversy hasn't dented his streaming power—if anything, it's fueled repeat listens.

Ella Langley's *Dandelion* holds steady at number three with 2.1 million streams, a rare break for a solo female country artist in a top 10 otherwise ruled by men and K-pop.

Don Toliver's *OCTANE* sits at four with 1.9 million streams, its staying power since January a testament to the rapper's loyal fanbase and the album's consistent playlisting.

Morgan Wallen's *I'm The Problem*, released over a year ago, is still pulling 1.7 million daily streams, reflecting the album's slow-burn dominance and Wallen's unshakeable hold on country streaming.

Michael Jackson's *Thriller*—from 1982—collects 1.5 million streams, a jarring reminder that classic pop can outstream most new releases when the algorithm serves it to nostalgic listeners and new generations alike.

Kacey Musgraves' *Middle of Nowhere* (May 1) earns 1.3 million streams at number seven, signaling that her alt-country pivot continues to resonate, though she lags behind Langley's more traditional country.

Kehlani's self-titled *Kehlani*, released April 24, sees 1.2 million streams at number eight, a solid showing that reinforces their role as a steady streaming force in R&B.

The *KPop Demon Hunters* soundtrack, a Netflix tie-in, streams 1.1 million times, proving that cross-media K-pop can capture US audiences even without a BTS-level artist.

BTS's *ARIRANG*, a surprise March release, rounds out the top 10 with 1.0 million streams, showing that even without new promotion, the group's dedicated fandom keeps their music alive on daily charts.