Post Malone managed one of the boldest musical pivots of all time. After first breaking out as a hip-hop musician and then scoring pop and rock hits, he released F-1 Trillion, his first country collection, in the summer of 2024. The project became a huge success, returning him to No. 1 on the Billboard 200, producing another Billboard Hot 100 leader with the Morgan Wallen collaboration “I Had Some Help” and earning the superstar several Grammy nominations.

Malone has been discussing his next era for months by now. He announced a project titled The Eternal Buzz, which he hopes to release in 2026, and at one point he indicated that it may be a double album. During the World Cup closing ceremony, he shocked viewers by performing a new song called “Chrome Heartbreaker” with Swae Lee, his partner on his superstar-status-certifying hit “Sunflower.” Whether the project brings Malone back to hip-hop or mixes rap, pop, rock and country remains to be seen, and he hasn’t revealed much. Before that single drops and Malone’s new chapter officially begins, F-1 Trillion celebrates a special chart milestone.

Post Malone’s F-1 Trillion Celebrates 100 Weeks

F-1 Trillion has now spent 100 weeks on both of the Billboard charts where it currently makes space. The set rises two spaces to No. 69 on the Billboard 200 and improves three rungs to No. 13 on the Top Country Albums ranking.

The Billboard 200 lists the most-consumed full-lengths and EPs in the United States and does not focus on any one style. Traditional purchases are combined with equivalent units derived from individual track sales and streaming activity to determine where each title lands. The Top Country Albums chart works in nearly the same way, but, of course, only music in that one genre is included.

Post Malone Has Five Albums With 100 Weeks on the Chart

Throughout his career, Malone has sent eight releases to the Billboard 200. More than half of them — five in total — have spent at least 100 frames on the list.

Stoney remains Malone’s longest-charting title on the Billboard 200, with 361 weeks somewhere on the roster. Beerbongs & Bentleys follows with 318 periods, while Hollywood’s Bleeding has accumulated 253. The Diamond Collection, his greatest-hits compilation, has reached 130 weeks. F-1

The project is unique within Malone’s discography, as F-1 Trillion remains his only release to appear on the Top Country Albums chart.

F-1 Trillion Returns Post Malone to No. 1 After Six Years Away

F-1 Trillion became Malone’s third Billboard 200 champion when it debuted at No. 1 in August 2024. Six years had passed since he last ruled the ranking, though several collections released during that stretch came within one space of taking control of the roster. Both Twelve Carat Toothache and Austin peaked at No. 2.

Hollywood’s Bleeding remains Malone’s longest-running leader, with five weeks on the throne, while Beerbongs & Bentleys controlled the chart for three frames. F-1 Trillion spent one stint in first place.

Post Malone’s “I Had Some Help” Climbs Again

“I Had Some Help,” the lead single from F-1 Trillion, remains Malone’s biggest current hit, even though it’s two years old. The Wallen collaboration returns to the top 30 on the Streaming Songs chart, pushing two spaces to No. 29 as it approaches 100 weeks on the rundown.

The duet also breaks back into the top 10 on the Country Streaming Songs ranking, where it moves from No. 11 to No. 9. On the Billboard Global 200, “I Had Some Help” advances more than a dozen rungs to No. 126.

“Sunflower,” Malone’s blockbuster with Lee from Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, is also back in the spotlight – and it may continue to grow following the live performance of “Chrome Heartbreaker.” The track climbs almost 20 spaces to No. 145 on the Billboard Global 200 and reenters the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. at No. 197. The first ranking includes sales and streams from around the planet, while the latter removes all consumption originating in America.

Post Malone Charts The Diamond Collection on Four Lists

The Diamond Collection appears on four Billboard rankings this frame – twice as many as F-1 Trillion. The compilation sets up shop within the top 10 on the two genre-specific tallies, improving to No. 7 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart and No. 4 on the Top Rap Albums list. The set is also a top 40 success on another two rosters, as The Diamond Collection slips one rung to No. 22 on the Billboard 200 and rises three spaces to No. 15 on the Top Streaming Albums chart.