In addition to setting multiple Billboard records, including having the most songs charted in a single week on the all-genre Hot 100 with 37 different entries, becoming the first artist ever to spend at least 10 weeks atop the all-genre Billboards 200 chart with three consecutive albums and becoming the first solo act ever to score multiple 20+ week number one hits on the Hot Country Songs chart thanks to the continued success of his collaboration with Canadian pop star, Tate McRae, What I Want. Obviously, the record-breaking nature of Im The Problem has been associated not only with Wallens continued cross-over success over the years but also with the popularity of its past singles on country radio which include the likes of Lies Lies Lies, Love Somebody, Just In Case, the title track, What I Want and I Got Better. With the first five tracks all hitting #1 on multiple different charts and I Got Better sustaining its success while it firmly sits at #2 on the Hot Country Songs chart, the 32-year-old singer/songwriter has decided to pull the trigger on his next single from the record-breaking album

Concept, smoking is bad for health
Johnny has a law degree and Cristina will earn her law degree in May
It can change how the brain handles rewards and stress
When mass production of pre-rolled cigarettes arrived during the last quarter of the 19th Century, a number of anti-tobacco campaigns discovered that smoking caused stunted growth in children and was harmful to pregnant women