Beyoncé’s latest country sensation, “Texas Hold ‘Em,” has catapulted her to the pinnacle of the Billboard Global 200 charts, making waves with a staggering 60M streams globally. The catchy track, initially ranked fourth last week, has steadily ascended to claim the top spot, showcasing its infectious popularity.
For the week of February 16–22, the song recorded 43,000 sales and an impressive 60M streams worldwide, as reported by Billboard. Notably, “Texas Hold ‘Em” marks Beyoncé’s return to the country genre, with her previous country offering, “Break My Soul,” reaching the top 10 in 2002, peaking at number six.
This achievement adds another milestone to Beyoncé’s illustrious career, as “Texas Hold ‘Em” becomes the second Global 200 number one song to also top the Hot Country Songs chart in the United States. The song’s introduction during a Verizon commercial at Super Bowl LIII contributed to its heightened visibility.
Anticipation builds for Beyoncé’s upcoming album set to release on March 29, promising more musical surprises for her diverse fanbase. In a groundbreaking feat, Beyoncé has become the first Black woman to ascend to the summit of the Hot Country Songs list, demonstrating her versatility across musical genres.
“Texas Hold ‘Em” has not only dominated the Global 200 but has also made an impact on country radio, solidifying Beyoncé’s influence beyond traditional genres. The Grammy winner concurrently released another country track, “16 Carriages,” on the same day as “Texas Hold ‘Em,” further showcasing her commitment to exploring diverse musical styles.
As Beyoncé continues to break barriers, her recent achievement cements her status as the only woman to conquer the top of the charts in both Hot R&B/Hip-Hop and Hot Country songs, underscoring her enduring influence in the music industry.
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