Ella Langley Reacts to 'Choosin' Texas' Approaching Chart Record
Ella Langley celebrated her song 'Choosin' Texas' spending a 21st week at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, just one week shy of Mariah Carey's all-time record. She thanked co-writers Luke Dick, Miranda Lambert and Joybeth Taylor on Instagram. The track also leads Hot Country Songs for a 39th week.
The track's latest chart-topping week was powered by 24.5 million streams, 58.1 million radio impressions, and 7,000 sales during the late August to early September tracking window. It initially claimed the summit in February and has now held the position for over four months.
Langley expressed her astonishment on social media, tagging her collaborators Luke Dick, Miranda Lambert, and Joybeth Taylor. Beyond the Hot 100, the single continues its reign on Hot Country Songs, marking its 39th week atop that specific ranking.
This chart milestone could significantly elevate Langley's profile within the mainstream pop sphere, potentially broadening her audience beyond traditional country listeners. The near-tie with Mariah Carey's holiday classic may also spark renewed public discussion about how streaming and radio consumption patterns shape modern chart longevity. Additionally, the song's sustained success could influence industry investment in country-female artists, as labels observe the commercial viability of crossover hits.