A month in the past, the nation famous person Morgan Wallen appeared sidelined. A vocal wire harm had benched him from his area and stadium tour, and after a 12-week perch atop the Billboard album chart he had ceded No. 1 to Taylor Swift and the Ok-pop group Stray Children.

However Wallen didn’t keep down for lengthy.

He returned to the stage in late June, and “One Factor at a Time,” Wallen’s newest streaming blockbuster, got here again to No. 1 after two weeks in second place, and it has stayed on high. This week, “One Factor” notches its fifteenth week at No. 1. Be careful, Adele, whose “21” was No. 1 for a complete of 24 weeks in 2011 and 2012.

In its newest week, “One Factor” had the equal of 110,500 gross sales in america, up barely from the week earlier than. That complete contains 140 million streams and 4,500 copies offered as an entire bundle, in line with the monitoring service Luminate. Since its launch in March, Wallen’s album has racked up the equal of just below three million gross sales, and been streamed 3.5 billion instances.

The record of artists whom Wallen has blocked from No. 1 — amongst them Metallica, Ed Sheeran, Niall Horan, Lana Del Rey and the Ok-pop acts Ateez, Seventeen, Agust D and Jimin — now contains Younger Thug and Peso Pluma, who launched new albums final week.

Younger Thug, the veteran Atlanta rapper, opens at No. 2 with “Enterprise Is Enterprise,” which had the equal of 89,000 gross sales, together with 106 million streams. (He stays incarcerated in Georgia on racketeering expenses in a wide-ranging RICO case.)

Peso Pluma, a 24-year-old songwriter and performer from Mexico, begins at No. 3 with “Génesis,” which had the equal of 73,000 gross sales, and 101 million streams. In line with Billboard, “Génesis” reached the highest-ever chart place for an album of regional Mexican music, which has recently been on a profitable streak on-line and on tour.

Additionally this week, Swift’s “Midnights” holds at No. 4 and Gunna’s “A Reward & a Curse” falls two spots to No. 5. Kelly Clarkson’s newest, “Chemistry,” arrives at No. 6.