What Are The Most Streamed Songs On Morgan Wallen’s New Album ‘I’m The Problem’ So Far?

Clearly some fan favorites…and a lot of people who didn’t make it to the end of the album.

It’s been three weeks since Morgan Wallen dropped his latest project, the 37-song album I’m The Problem. 

Even before it was released, there were people complaining that it was too long, while Morgan’s most dedicated fans insisted that he could never drop too much music.

And Morgan had basically already released a full album of songs ahead of time, dropping several singles before the album even came out, like his latest collab with Post Malone, “I Ain’t Comin’ Back,” the title track “I’m The Problem,” and his heartfelt song to his son Indigo Wilder, “Superman.”

Well the album has been out for 3 weeks today, and full disclosure I haven’t made it to the end yet. I’ve listened to a few of the songs that have gone viral, and got about 15 songs in while trying to listen from the top, but man, 37 songs is a lot.

There are definitely some hits on there, but for me there were quite a few misses too. And that got me wondering if others felt the same, and whether the streaming numbers reflected the fan-favorites or if his hardcore fans were just listening to the album straight through.

I decided to take a look at the numbers on Spotify to try to get a better idea of which songs stand out, which songs have fewer streams, whether the streams were consistent throughout the entire album.

And as it turns out, there’s a pretty significant drop off in streams from the first half of the album to the second, which seems to indicate that people aren’t making it all the way through. For instance, the first song that wasn’t released before the album dropped was track 2, “I Got Better,” which has 29 million streams. “Falling Apart,” the next full track that wasn’t released ahead of time (not counting “What I Want,” his duet with Tate McRae), has just shy of 15 million streams right now.

But by the time we get to the bottom of the album, the last song that wasn’t released before the album, his Keith Whitley interpolation “Miami,” only has 9.3 million streams. And it’s not just because fans don’t like what he did to Whitley’s song: Track #34, “LA Night,” has 8.9 million, while track #33, “Crazy Eyes,” has only 7.7 million.

So what are the most listened-to songs of the album so far? Here they are, in order.

Obviously the 8 songs that were released as promotional singles before the album dropped, as well as his duet with pop superstar Tate McRae, are leading the way in streams:

1. Lies, Lies, Lies – 277 million
2. Love Somebody – 276 million
3. I’m The Problem – 148 million
4. Just In Case – 108 million
5. Smile – 106 million
6. I Ain’t Comin’ Back – 65.7 million
7. I’m A Little Crazy – 54.8 million
8. What I Want (ft. Tate McRae) – 51 million
9. Superman – 32.5 million
10. I Got Better – 29 million
11. 20 Cigarettes – 21 million
12. Eyes Are Closed – 16.9 million
13. TN – 16.3 million
14. Skoal, Chevy and Browning – 15.2 million
15. Falling Apart – 14.9 million
16. Kick Myself – 14.6 million
17. Where’d That Girl Go – 14.6 million
18. Dark Til Daylight – 14.4 million
19. Kiss Her In Front Of You – 13.5 million
20. Missing – 12.8 million
21. If You Were Mine – 12.7 million
22. Genesis – 12.4 million
23. Don’t We – 12.1 million
24. Number 3 and Number 7 (ft. Eric Church) – 11.7 million
25. Interlude – 11 million
26. Revelation – 11 million
27. Jack and Jill – 10.6 million
28. Come Back As A Redneck (ft. HARDY) – 10.2 million
29. Leavin’s The Least I Could Do – 9.4 million
30. Miami – 9.3 million
31. The Dealer (ft. ERNEST) – 9.2 million
32. Drinking Til It Does – 9 million
33. LA Night – 8.9 million
34. Nothin’ Left – 8.3 million
35. Whiskey In Reverse – 8 million
36. Crazy Eyes – 7.7 million
37. Working Man’s Song – 7.5 million

While it’s not exactly in order of the tracklist, it’s pretty close, which seems to show that folks just aren’t making it all the way through all 37 songs. Of course I’m sure it doesn’t bother Morgan too much: I’m The Problem was the most-streamed country album of 2025 within 12 hours of being released, and has held the top spot on the all-genre Billboard 200 albums chart since it dropped.

He also claimed all of the top 10 spots on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, the first time that’s ever been done, and got 6 songs in the top 10 of the all-genre Hot 100.

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