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Ella Langley: 'Choosin' Texas' Record-Breaking Run

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Ella Langley’s single “Choosin’ Texas” has continued its historic run on the Billboard Hot 100, reaching 24 weeks at No. 1 by late September 2026. This milestone surpasses the previous record held by Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas Is You” for the longest-running number one hit by a non-holiday song. The track also maintains dominance on the Hot Country Songs chart and the Billboard Digital Song Sales chart. Global streaming data from Spotify highlights the song’s international reach. During the summer of 2026, approximately one third of Langley’s total streams originated outside the United States, with Sydney, Australia, emerging as the most frequent streaming location, followed by Brisbane and Melbourne. In the U.S., top streaming hubs include New York City and Dallas. As Langley’s career has evolved from her 2024 debut album, Hungover, to her 2026 release, Dandelion, she has also undergone a stylistic shift, moving from a casual “jeans and T-shirt” aesthetic to a more polished, high-fashion stage presence. This change in image has contributed to recent online scrutiny. During a concert in Columbus, Ohio, Langley addressed critics, stating she felt overwhelmed by opinions regarding her appearance, speech, clothing, and musical style. She defended her journey, noting she is the same person who worked her way up by traveling in vans and living on tip money, expressing pride in her past efforts despite the backlash. In early October 2026, Langley also addressed a viral moment involving a blunt response to a fan's request for a date following a show in Tennessee. She later clarified that her reaction was intended as “dark humor” and was prompted by feeling nervous during the interaction.

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