Top 10 Apple Music — Top Albums (US) — April 5, 2026

On April 5, 2026, Apple Music’s US daily album chart delivers a jolt: Kanye West’s BULLY, released just eight days prior, stomps to #1, proving his cult grip remains unbroken despite controversy. This real-time snapshot of Apple Music streams captures what Americans actually hit play on — not curated editorials or radio spins. Don Toliver’s OCTANE holds strong at #2, a space-age trap soundtrack that refuses to fade, while BTS’s ARIRANG at #3 shows K-pop’s enduring power to mobilize fervent fanbases toward new releases. The chart also throws curveballs: a Netflix film soundtrack, KPop Demon Hunters, from mid-2025 still charting at #6, and pre-release tracks like Ella Langley’s Dandelion (dropping April 10) climbing on buzz alone. Apple Music’s methodology — weighted by unique listener streams, not just total plays — filters out bot inflation, making these rankings a genuine pulse of daily listening habits.