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

HABIBTI, Drake’s second release of the same day, lands at #2 with a Middle Eastern-influenced sound that surprised listeners. Its rapid climb shows Drake’s ability to dominate through sheer volume.

MAID OF HONOUR, Drake’s third simultaneous album, completes the sweep at #3. The project’s melodic R&B tracks kept fans streaming across all three albums, a coordinated release strategy that overwhelmed the chart.

Noah Kahan’s The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs dips from its previous #1 run to #4. The folk-rock concept album still commands a loyal audience, but Drake’s onslaught pushed it down.

LUCKI’s Dr*gs R Bad enters at #5, a defiant title and lo-fi trap album that cut through the pop noise. Its surprise performance signals a growing appetite for raw, uncensored hip-hop on streaming.

Ella Langley’s Dandelion climbs to #6, the highest-charting female country album on the list. The breakout track 'Pollen' has been a sleeper hit on TikTok, driving steady streams.

Chris Brown’s BROWN sits at #7, a self-titled project that blends R&B and hip-hop. Despite ongoing controversy, Brown’s streaming base remains reliable, this album debuting with 15 million first-week plays.

Morgan Wallen’s I’m The Problem holds at #8 after a full year on the chart. The album’s longevity rivals any 2025 release, with 'Thought You Should Know' still racking up millions of daily streams.

ICEMAN appears again at #9 due to Apple Music’s per-album ranking methodology — likely a different edition or regional variant. The duplicate highlight Drake’s ecosystem flooding the chart across multiple SKUs.

Don Toliver’s OCTANE closes the top 10 at #10, a four-month-old album that refuses to fade. The Travis Scott collaborator’s psych-rock-rap fusion keeps it in heavy rotation among stoner hip-hop fans.