Beyonce hits the top of the Billboard Global 200 charts for her first country song Texas Hold ‘Em which has seen at least 60 MILLION streams

Texas Hold ‘Em, Beyonce’s latest country song, has created quite a stir.

The popular song is currently topping the Billboard Global 200 rankings, as of Monday morning.

The hillbilly hot ditty was ranked number four last week, but it has been progressively rising to the top.

The week of February 16–22 had 43,000 sales and nearly 60 million streaming globally, according to Billboard.

In 2002, the Texas native’s song Break My Soul made it to the top 10, peaking at number six.

Beyonce’s new country song Texas Hold ‘Em has caused quite the ruckus. The catchy tune is now on top of the Billboard Global 200 charts, it was revealed on Monday morning

The hillbilly hot song was ranked number four last week, but it has been rising steadily and is currently at the top.

Compiling streaming and sales data from over 200 regions worldwide, Luminate ranks songs in the Billboard Global 200 and Billboard Global Excl. U.S. charts.

Global data is included in the Global 200, while data from countries other than the United States is included in the Global Excl. U.S. chart.

Official-only streaming on both subscription and ad-supported tiers of audio and video music services, together with download purchases, are factored into a weighted formula that determines chart rankings.

Texas Hold ‘Em is the second Global 200 number one song to top the Hot Country Songs chart in the United States, as reported by Billboard.

That is added to All Too Well (Taylor’s Version), Taylor Swift’s 2021 leader.

A Verizon commercial that ran during Super Bowl LIII introduced Texas Hold ‘Em.

On March 29, her new album will be available.

 

There have been almost 60 million streams and 43,000 sold worldwide during the week of February 16 to 22, according to Billboard

The Texas native’s 2002 song Break My Soul, which peaked at number six, made it to the top 10.

With Texas Hold ‘Em, she became the first Black woman to reach the top of the Hot Country Songs list last week.

Country radio was served by Texas Hold ‘Em.

16 Carriages, the Grammy winner’s other country song, was released on the same day as Texas Hold ‘Em.

Right now, she is the only woman to have reached the top of the charts for both Hot R&B/Hip-Hop and Hot Country songs.

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