Olivia Rodrigo’s You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love returns to No. 1 on the Billboard 200 for a third nonconsecutive week, fueled by the Expectations remix featuring Chappell Roan and a tied-up stream-driven performance.

Rodrigo’s climb comes as Zach Bryan debuts at No. 2 with Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs, while Morgan Wallen stays No. 3 and Ella Langley remains No. 4 with Dandelion.

The remix of Expectations, released mid-October, contributes to renewed album momentum and helps Rodrigo reclaim the top spot from Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl.

Industry observers note that new versions and collaborations can renew momentum for established releases, illustrating a broader trend.

The August-released remix revisits a track from the album rather than replacing the original song; Expectation remains the album track receiving the collaboration.

The collaboration drew international attention, with chart updates in different markets, including Britain’s Official Charts Company highlighting Expectation’s impact.

The October 15 remix contributed to a 15% rise in album units for Rodrigo’s campaign, helping the album accumulate 75,000 equivalent units in the latest tracking period.

This remix-driven surge also delivered Rodrigo a third week at No. 1, with streaming driving most of the gains and the new video release expanding reach.

The album’s broader tally reached 1.959 million total units, underscoring the lasting appeal of Rodrigo’s project amid ongoing collaboration-driven momentum.

Industry charts note that the Billboard 200 for the week ending Oct. 31 will publish soon, continuing to reflect Rodrigo’s momentum and the impact of new collabs on established albums.

Reviewers have highlighted the album’s emotional clarity and confidence, with a B+ rating underscoring its melodic translation of emotion.

The Billboard 200 ranking combines sales and streaming data, as compiled by Luminate.