Morgan Wallen earns his 15th No. 1 Bulletin boardCountry Airplay chart as “Lies Lies Lies” climbs one spot to the top chart dated November 23. During the viewing week of Nov. 8-14, it garnered 30.3 million audience impressions, according to Luminate.
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The song was written by Jessie Jo Dillon, Josh Miller, Daniel Ross and Chris Tompkins and produced by Joey Moi. It is the lead single from an upcoming Wallen album.
Notably, Wallen completes his fifth run at the top of the Country Airplay chart for 2024 – marking the first time an act has amassed five No. 1s in a single year dating back to the list's launch in January 1990. The ” Lies Lies Lies” follows “Cowgirls” (featuring Ernest), which led for a week in July. Post Malone's “I Had Some Help” (with Wallen, four weeks, June-July); “Man Made a Bar” (with Eric Church, one week, April). and Thomas Rhett's “Mamaw's House” (with Wallen, one week, March).
Luke Combs (2021) and Garth Brooks (1991 and 1993) each collected four new Country Airplay No. (Brooks remains the only person to have as many as four new No. 1s all as a top artist in a single year, in both 1991 and 1993).
McGraw ties for most Top 10s
Tim McGraw claims his own piece of Country Airplay history, scoring a record 61st top 10 as “One Bad Habit” goes 11-5 (24 million, up 40%).
Marc Beeson, Aaron Eshuis and Tony Lane wrote the song, which McGraw produced with Byron Gallimore.
McGraw matches Kenny Chesney and George Strait for most Country Airplay top 10s. Alan Jackson is next with 51, followed by Keith Urban (44), Toby Keith (42) and Brooks & Dunn (41).
Additionally, with “One Bad Habit” climbing to No. 5, McGraw adds to his lead in Country Airplay's top five hits: 55. Strait is second with 53 and Chesney has 50.
McGraw last topped Country Airplay with “Standing Room Only,” which peaked at No. 2 last November. Scored his first top 10 with the No. 8 hit “Indian Outlaw” in April 1994. The follow-up “Don't Take the Girl” became his first of 29 No. 1s when he dominated for the first of two frames of next month. He most recently led with two hits in 2016: his own “Humble and Kind” (one week, that June) and as featured on Florida Georgia Line's “May We All” (two weeks, December).
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