Top 10 Apple Music — Top Albums (US) — August 6, 2026

Olivia Rodrigo's 'you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love' lands at #4, selling over 50,000 copies in its first week. The heartfelt piano ballads and irresistible hooks capture Gen Z heartbreak, making it a chart fixture since July.

The album notched 31.2 million on-demand streams in a single week, a mere 2% dip from the previous frame, proving that Future's signature auto-tuned melancholia and trap-heavy production continue to command outsized replay value. That streaming total dwarfs Steve Lacy's 'Oh yeah?' by a factor of 2.6, though Lacy's debut arrives with more critical heat. While the gap in raw volume is substantial, Future's staying power in the top five underscores his ability to convert casual listens into habitual spins. For fans of brooding, minimalist production, this is the closest thing to a sure bet on the current chart, and its performance suggests the album will remain a streaming juggernaut well into the fall.

Steve Lacy's quirky funk-guitar riffs and intimate vocal delivery have made this a left-field standout, drawing praise from critics and listeners alike. The fan enthusiasm behind this debut, evidenced by a 92% like ratio from listeners, suggests the album is primed for upward momentum as word-of-mouth spreads. For those seeking a genre-bending project that doesn't sacrifice accessibility, this is the week's most rewarding listen.

The folk-pop introspection on change and home has found a massive audience, driven in large part by a viral TikTok track that sent listeners to the full album. Kahan's album now sits at 22.7 million total streams this week, and its emotional resonance is reflected in a 4.6-star Apple Music rating. The momentum is undeniable: if the week-over-week trend holds, 'The Great Divide' could leapfrog several higher-ranked albums in the coming days. For fans of candid, acoustic-driven storytelling, this is the top ten's most compelling narrative.

His gritty street narratives, paired with melodic hooks, have solidified his breakout moment, and the numbers show that listeners aren't just clicking play — they're actively engaging. That 92% like ratio eclipses the listener approval of Noah Kahan's 'The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs' by 12 percentage points, making this the week's most positively received album among fans. While its streaming volume is understandably lower than the chart's heavyweights, the intensity of support suggests a long shelf life. For those who appreciate raw, unfiltered storytelling wrapped in accessible production, 'S.K.A.T.E.' is a standout that turns casual listeners into dedicated followers, and its word-of-mouth appeal is just beginning to build.

Drake's second album 'HABIBTI' re-enters the top ten at #9 after a surprise deluxe drop, adding 8 new tracks and boosting its daily streams by 210%. The Middle Eastern-influenced production and guest verses make it the week's biggest comeback.

Morgan Wallen's 'I'm The Problem' closes the top 10 at #10, pulling in 18 million streams while dominating country playlists on Apple Music. Its arena-ready anthems and honest songwriting explain its staying power five weeks after release.