Top 10 Apple Music — Top Albums (US) — May 17, 2026

HABIBTI lands at #2, another Drake album from the same drop date, suggesting fans are cycling through multiple titles rather than fixating on one—its warm, melodic tracks contrasting with ICEMAN's tone.

MAID OF HONOUR secures third place, completing Drake's top-four sweep; this album's bridal-party concept seems to resonate as a storytelling vehicle, earning nearly identical steam to its siblings.

LUCKI's Dr*gs R Bad breaks the Drake lock at #4, a cult favorite that sees a surge on this specific day—its raw, lo-fi production and drug-themed narratives draw a dedicated but smaller fanbase.

Noah Kahan's The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs holds at #5, three weeks post-release, powered by consistent folk-pop streams that outlast the typical album drop hype.

HABIBTI reappears at #6, a duplication indicating Apple's chart may count distinct versions or user playlists—this reinforces that Drake's album is consumed in multiple contexts.

Chris Brown's BROWN slides to #7, released May 8, now showing steady listenership rather than a spike; its R&B grooves maintain a loyal but lesser-streaming audience.

Ella Langley's Dandelion at #8 represents a rising country voice, its April 10 release still gathering daily plays from US listeners seeking a softer alternative to the rap-heavy top.

ICEMAN appears again at #9, another duplicate entry, likely from a deluxe or alt version—this solidifies Drake's overwhelming share of total album streams on May 17.

MAID OF HONOUR closes the list at #10, a third listing for Drake projects, highlighting how cross-album streaming can artificially pad a single artist's presence across daily charts.