Morgan Wallen’s Popular ‘I’m The Problem’ Album Won’t Be Submitted For Grammys

Country singer Morgan Wallen will not be submitting his top-selling album, “I’m the Problem,” for Grammy Awards consideration, despite its massive popularity with fans.

The album is currently in the top position on the Billboard 200 chart for the 11th non-consecutive week, per Billboard, but that didn’t sway the recording artist to submit any of the 37 songs on the album for consideration.

“I’m the Problem” included massive hits such as “Lies, Lies, Lies,” “What I Want” featuring Tate McRae, “Love Somebody,” and the title track, “I’m the Problem.”

As of Thursday morning, Wallen has not issued a statement on why he’s not submitting the album or any of the songs. There’s speculation that it’s because the country star felt snubbed by the Grammys before as he was never nominated until being acknowledged for the hit single “I Had Some Help,” which he made with Post Malone, in 2025.

The duo got nominated for Best Country Duo/Group Performance and Best Country Song thanks to that song. Ultimately, “II MOST WANTED” by Beyoncé featuring Miley Cyrus won best duo and “The Architect” by Kacey Musgraves took home best song.

This all comes after Wallen was ostracized from the music community in 2021 after video footage of him using a racial slur went viral. The country singer apologized at the time, but the Academy of Country Music Awards and the Country Music Association Awards disqualified Wallen from eligibility for awards that year. The ban has since been lifted.

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Since then, Wallen took home Entertainer of the Year in 2024 at the CMAs and won three ACM awards.

While most artists do submit for the Grammys, in the past, some big names have opted not to, usually after feeling like they’d been snubbed. Both The Weeknd and Drake have opted to not submit albums to the Grammys for this reason, as the outlet noted.

Wallen is fine with going against the mainstream. He made headlines in March after appearing on “Saturday Night Live” and abruptly exiting the stage before all the other cast members. The singer later posted a photo of a private plane to social media and included the caption, “Get me to God’s country.”

He followed that up by selling merchandise bearing the same message.

The 68th Grammy Awards are scheduled to air on CBS on February 1, 2026.