Morgan Wallen and Post Malone’s new track “I Ain’t Coming Back” debuts at No. 1 on iTunes, setting … More
Morgan Wallen and Post Malone have the biggest new song in America at the beginning of this tracking week, and there wasn’t much competition. The two superstars’ latest joint single, “I Ain’t Coming Back,” is off to an amazing start, and if early signs are any indication, the cut could be headed for a massive debut on the Billboard charts in just a few days. As it rockets to the top of the iTunes ranking and gives Wallen another win in an already-packed release cycle, “I Ain’t Coming Back” is shaping up to be a smash.
“I Ain’t Coming Back” Shoots to No. 1 on iTunes
“I Ain’t Coming Back” wasted no time in racing up iTunes’ ranking of the bestselling songs in the U.S. Shortly after its arrival, the track soared to No. 1 on the platform’s Top Songs chart, where it currently rules as of the time of writing.
The new arrival – a collaboration with Malone – gives Wallen control over the top two spots on the list. His solo cut “I’m the Problem” is sitting comfortably in second place, weeks after it was first unveiled.
Morgan Wallen Scores Five Wins Inside the iTunes Top 10
While “I Ain’t Coming Back” and “I’m the Problem” are clearly the main attractions at the moment, Wallen is dominating the iTunes chart with more than just his two newest releases. A trio of tunes from his forthcoming project all live inside the highest tier as well, giving him control over half of the spots in the top 10 – and on a Friday, when competition should be at its toughest with a slew of new arrivals.
In addition to both “I Ain’t Coming Back” and “I’m the Problem,” Wallen’s songs “Just In Case,” “I’m a Little Crazy,” and “Love Somebody” all appear in the uppermost region as well, settling at Nos. 4, 6, and 10, respectively.
Morgan Wallen’s I’m the Problem Continues Its Hit Streak
“I Ain’t Coming Back” serves as the sixth official single from Wallen’s upcoming full-length I’m the Problem, which is expected to arrive next month. If it debuts inside the top 10 on the Hot 100 — as early sales data suggests it might — it will join a string of recent hits that have already made the upcoming release one of the year’s most anticipated.
The five previously dropped focus tracks — “Lies Lies Lies,” “Love Somebody,” “Smile,” “I’m the Problem,” and “Just in Case” — have all reached the top 10 on the Hot 100. Of that group, “Love Somebody” remains the only one to hit No. 1, though “I’m the Problem” came just one space shy of the summit.
Morgan Wallen & Post Malone Could Be Headed Back to the Top 10
This isn’t the first time Malone and Wallen have joined forces — and the last time they did, it paid off brilliantly. In 2024, Malone tapped Wallen for the twangy crossover hit “I Had Some Help,” which opened at No. 1 on the Hot 100 and ultimately finished as one of the year’s biggest singles.
Now, the pair could be on track to replicate that success, or at least come close. A top 10 debut on the Hot 100 seems almost inevitable for “I Ain’t Coming Back,” and a No. 1 launch isn’t out of the question either.