The Beatles don’t maintain the same kind of chart supremacy that welcomed the group when it arrived in America more than half a century ago. While the band does regularly return to Billboard’s rankings, it's typically not with the same vigor, and occasionally only with one or two titles at most.

The rock legends still see their name pop up in articles from time to time, as records they set and feats they managed back in the 1960s continue to stand as some of the most impressive of all time. Even though a number of those achievements have since been matched — or even bested — the fact that The Beatles are still mentioned alongside some of today’s most powerful figures is a testament to the group’s legacy.

A record The Beatles set 60 years ago has now been replicated once more — this time by a musician focused on a genre that has never succeeded in this way before.

Morgan Wallen dominates the Hot 100 this week with several tracks taken from his new album I’m the Problem, as the singer-songwriter claims the highest three spaces on the chart at the moment. He and Tate McRae debut their collaboration “What I Want” at No. 1. That’s followed by “Just in Case,” the previous single from Wallen’s full-length, which soars to a new peak of No. 2. At the same time, the focus track “I’m the Problem” lifts from No. 6 to No. 3, after once peaking in the runner-up spot.