Morgan Wallen Stops Short Of Tying Country Royalty With Another No. 1

Morgan Wallen's "Don't We" rises to No. 2 on Billboard's Country Airplay chart, stopped from ruling by Jason Aldean's "Don't Tell on Me." NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE - APRIL 02: Morgan Wallen attends the launch of new exclusive SiriusXM channel at The Pinnacle on April 02, 2026 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Kevin Mazur/Kevin MazurGetty Images for SiriusXM)

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Two of the most successful names in country music history claim the biggest hits at country radio this week. As Jason Aldean rises to the summit and earns a historic smash with "Don't Tell on Me," Morgan Wallen is forced to settle for second place, at least for the moment.

"Don't We" – incredibly the eighth single from his fourth full-length I'm the Problem – climbs to No. 2 on the Country Airplay chart. In the coming weeks, Wallen may very well snag another leader, and if he does, he will advance again on the list of artists that have dominated with the greatest number of tunes.

Morgan Wallen Almost Rules With "Don't We"

"Don't We" steps up from No. 4 to No. 2 on the Country Airplay chart, one of the busiest and most competitive radio rankings published by Billboard – and the longest, as it includes 60 spaces. It's a roster that Wallen has ruled multiple times in the past, and with only a handful of albums, he has made himself one of the most successful hitmakers of all time.

Wallen is steady with his 20 No. 1s on the Country Airplay chart. He has sent 37 tunes to the tally, 24 of which have reached the top 10. Only four of those cuts have failed to run the show. "Don't We" is his only hit to peak in the runner-up rung, though it will likely not hold there for very long.

Here are all of Morgan Wallen's No. 1s on the Country Airplay chart.

• "20 Cigarettes"
• "Chasin’ You"
• "Cowgirls" with Ernest
• "I Got Better"
• "I Had Some Help" with Post Malone
• "I’m the Problem"
• "Just in Case"
• "Last Night"
• "Lies, Lies, Lies"
• "Love Somebody"
• "Man Made a Bar" with Eric Church
• "Mamaw’s House" with Thomas Rhett
• "More Than My Hometown"
• "Sand in My Boots"
• "Thinkin’ Bout Me"
• "Thought You Should Know"
• "Up Down" with Florida Georgia Line
• "Wasted on You"
• "Whiskey Glasses"
• "You Proof"

Morgan Wallen Could Pass Luke Combs in a Week

For the moment, Wallen holds his tie with both Brad Paisley and Luke Combs, who have also racked up a milestone 20 rulers. If "Don't We" manages to rise again, which seems likely, he will pass both of those singer-songwriters and join Keith Urban and Thomas Rhett, who have snagged 21 rulers throughout the years.

Jason Aldean Claims the Fourth-Most No. 1s Ever

Aldean earns another winner on the Country Airplay chart this week as "Don't Tell on Me" steps up one space. He has now accrued 27 No. 1s on the radio ranking, and this latest single is an important one.

Only days ago, Aldean was tied with Alan Jackson, George Strait and Luke Bryan, as all four men claimed 26 No. 1s. Now he sits alone and claims the fourth-most rulers of all time. Aldean lands behind Kenny Chesney (33 No. 1s), Blake Shelton (30) and Tim McGraw (29).

Here are all of Jason Aldean's No. 1s on Billboard's Country Airplay chart.

• "A Little More Summertime"
• "Any Ol’ Barstool"
• "Big Green Tractor"
• "Blame It on You"
• "Burnin’ It Down"
• "Dirt Road Anthem"
• "Don’t Tell on Me"
• "Don’t You Wanna Stay" with Kelly Clarkson
• "Drowns the Whiskey" with Miranda Lambert
• "Fly Over States"
• "Girl Like You"
• "Got What I Got"
• "How Far Does a Goodbye Go"
• "If I Didn’t Love You" with Carrie Underwood
• "Just Gettin’ Started"
• "Lights Come On"
• "Night Train"
• "Rearview Town"
• "She’s Country"
• "Take a Little Ride"
• "The Only Way I Know" with Luke Bryan and Eric Church
• "The Truth"
• "Tonight Looks Good on You"
• "Trouble with a Heartbreak"
• "When She Says Baby"
• "Why"
• "You Make It Easy"

"Don’t We" Hits New Highs on Multiple Billboard Charts

"Don't We" lives on five Billboard charts this week, and it establishes new high points on three of them. In addition to the Country Airplay tally, the latest focus track from Wallen ascends on the Radio Songs ranking and the Billboard Hot 100, pushing to Nos. 13 and 21, respectively.

"Don't We" is steady in seventh place, its all-time high, on the Hot Country Songs rundown. It is only on the Country Streaming Songs chart where "Don't We" slips. Last frame, the single sat at No. 19 – its previously-established peak – and now it dips two rungs to No. 21.