Morgan Wallen's Record-Breaking 2025: RIAA Milestone, Drake Collab Rumors, and More

Morgan Wallen BioSnap a weekly updated Biography. Morgan Wallen just cemented his legacy as the top-selling country artist ever according to the RIAA which announced on December 22 he has racked up 265.5 million certified units including 239.5 million singles and 26 million albums edging out even Drake and Taylor Swift in overall certifications. This bombshell caps a historic 2025 where he topped charts with his number one album Im the Problem though he snubbed the Grammys by pulling all tracks from 2026 consideration as reported by the AV Club. On the business front Nashville Council shot down his bid to slap his name on a new bar citing his past harmful actions per AOL news sparking buzz about his rocky city ties. Speculation swirls around a blockbuster collab with Drake as Holler marked the two-year anniversary of Wallens surprise cameo in the You Broke My Heart video on December 20 with fresh hints like Drakes Berlin jersey flaunting Wallens album art and social media teases of lyrics such as I Miss You A Little Bit More Tonight potentially tying into Drakes upcoming ICEMAN album early next year though label drama with Universal could snag it. Fans keep the hype alive with a viral wedding entrance recreating Wallens Broadway Girls walkout that blew up online via Nash FM and People magazine. Tribute acts are packing venues too the Morgan Wallen Experience rocked Folsom Californias Powerhouse Pub as its last show of the year on December 26 per Folsom Times and Eventbrite while Mix 105.1 kicked off a ticket giveaway for his massive Soldier Field gig next June 19 running through January 4. No fresh public appearances or direct social posts from Wallen popped in the last few days but his cultural grip stays ironclad from bar fights to chart dominance proving the East Tennessee bad boy rules 2025s close. Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.