Top 10 Apple Music — Top Albums (US) — August 26, 2026

Olivia Rodrigo's you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love cracks the Top 5 at #4, fueled by her devoted Gen-Z audience. Following her 2023 GUTS era, this 2026 release leans into raw heartbreak lyrics and generated over 25 million Spotify-equivalent streams within 48 hours.

Pooh Shiesty's All Eyes on Shiest reclaims chart real estate at #5, proving the Memphis rapper's catalog keeps streaming strong. Originally released in 2021, the project gained renewed traction in August 2026, accumulating over 8 million weekly Apple Music plays in the US.

Noah Kahan's The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs sits at #6, extending the folk-pop singer-songwriter's commercial surge. Building on his 2024 Stick Season breakthrough, Kahan's 2026 release benefits from sold-out amphitheater tours driving 15 million monthly listeners on Spotify.

The Game's The Documentary III lands at #7, a surprise entry from the West Coast veteran. Released in 2026 to mark the franchise's 20th anniversary, the album taps nostalgia and debuted with over 30,000 US units sold in its opening week.

Drake's HABIBTI takes #8, giving the rapper two simultaneous entries on the US Top Albums chart. The surprise 2026 drop capitalizes on Drake's pattern of one-off singles vaulting to top streaming positions, and exceeded 5 million first-day plays on Apple Music.

Steve Lacy's Oh yeah? settles at #9, sustaining the alt-R&B artist's momentum from his 2022 Gemini Rights era. The 2026 project garnered critical acclaim and a 92 Metacritic score, while pushing Lacy past 20 million monthly Spotify listeners.

PARTYNEXTDOOR 3 (P3) [10-YEAR EDITION] rounds out the chart at #10, riding anniversary hype around the OVO R&B staple. The deluxe 2026 reissue added bonus tracks and helped the project clear 1 billion total streams across platforms.