Top 10 Apple Music — Top Albums (US) — August 25, 2026

Pooh Shiesty's "All Eyes on Shiest" lands at #4, generating 28 million streams during its opening frame. The Memphis rapper's gritty street narratives and menacing beats justify the intense industry attention surrounding his comeback.

Olivia Rodrigo's "you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love" claims #5 with 25 million streams. The Gen Z icon's sharp songwriting and pop-punk energy continue capturing the anxiety of modern relationships.

The Game's "The Documentary III" hits #6, moving 22 million streams two decades after his original classic. The Compton veteran's gritty West Coast sound proves timeless as he delivers his most focused bars in years.

Noah Kahan's "The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs" secures #7 with 19 million streams. The folk-rock storyteller's introspective lyrics about rural decay and personal growth resonate deeply with streaming audiences.

The 10-year anniversary edition of "PARTYNEXTDOOR 3" re-enters at #8, pulling 17 million nostalgic streams. This deluxe reissue reminds listeners why the 2016 original defined the OVO Sound aesthetic and influenced modern R&B.

Drake's "HABIBTI" holds strong at #9 with 16 million streams, making him the only artist with two entries this week. The rapper's Middle Eastern-influenced production and melodic flow showcase his relentless genre-blending experimentation.

Steve Lacy's "Oh yeah?" rounds out the top 10 with 15 million streams. The genre-fluid guitarist's psychedelic funk and intimate bedroom-pop aesthetics continue defining the alternative R&B landscape for a new generation.