After debuting on Billboard’s Hot 100 in the No. 2 position, Beyoncé’s “Texas Hold ‘Em ” has officially reached No. 1 on the chart. According to Billboard , the climb marks Queen Bey’s ninth No. 1 her latest chart-topper after 2022’s “Break My Soul.” The placement comes a week after the single, which the singer dropped amid the Super Bowl, earned the first spot on Billboard’s country chart, making Queen Bey the first Black woman to top the chart. “Texas Hold ‘Em” racked up 29 million streams, 16 million airplay impressions and more than a 200% increase in radio reach since its debut, Variety reported. When the song dropped on Feb. 11, it earned 5 million impressions. Fans were thrilled by the news. This IS Texas hold em https://t.co/QukFJbCmMh pic.twitter.com/mUuuUyd0rK — macaulay cockin (@gardenoutro) February 26, 2024 “TEXAS HOLD ‘EM” reaches #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, earning Beyoncé her 9th solo #1 single. After debuting in the physical era and pioneering the digital era,...
