Billboard Hot 100

Right, it's wild.

Her song Boston is at number two on the Billboard Hot 100, but people are saying she lifted ideas from other artists.

Crazy.

And it's not just one song, she's got a credit for Noah Kahan's Stick Season and even interpolates the chicks, There's Your Trouble.

That's a niche market.

True, I wonder how that influences the kind of songs that rise to the top compared to, say, the Billboard Hot 100.

It's interesting to compare.

Gab music isn't factoring in streams from other Billboard charts yet, which seems a bit limiting.

In the article, Junior Gong would confirm the rumors.

Still, it seems the higher that Welcome to Jamrock, you know, um, you know, elevated self on international charts, reaching 55 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts, the louder the complaints it got from Jamaicans.

And when they were called some certain circles to censor both the song and the video locally, it was Ian Boyne, you see me I try for say, arguably the most prolific social commentator at this time, who came to Junior Gong and Ras Kass's defense, praising the work as a phenomenon.

You know, Ras Kass was the director of the video.

The hip-hop star is a huge Ella fan and recently heaped praise on her songwriting, commenting on one of her Instagram posts, "Goated Ken." And the appreciation is mutual as the country star posted a TikTok video of her lip-syncing to Drake and Lil Wayne's twenty eleven collaboration, "HYFR," Hell Ya Fuckin' Right.

Ella has enjoyed worldwide success with "Choose in Texas," which topped both the US Billboard Hot One Hundred and Top Country Songs charts.

She's also received praise from music veterans such as Shania Twain, who called her an authentic songwriter in an interview with Rolling Stone.

Shania said, "I've never met Ella Langley, but just from what I'm observing, like all of us, she seems very authentic.

Okay.

I'm going to start with the Billboard Hot 100.

Congratulations, Ella Langley.

It has been 22 weeks.

It's a song by the Canadian rock band Bachman Turner Overdrive, BTO, written by Randy Bachman for their third album, Not Fragile, 1974.

It hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 singles, and it made a splash in the UK and the Canadian charts, but it wasn't intended to be a public record.

It was done as a joke for his brother Gary, who had a stutter.

And he did the song with a stutter, and he sent it just to Gary, and he thought that was the end of it.

Whitney, a celebration of Whitney Houston, has been developed in partnership with the estate of Whitney E. Houston and Primary Wave Music, ensuring a comprehensive and exclusive look at the senior singer's spectacular career.

Houston's accolades included more than 220 million records sold worldwide, six Grammy Awards, and seven consecutive number one Billboard Hot 100 hits.

The 45-minute production show incorporates contemporary arrangements of Houston's hits, along with storytelling and stagecraft for a unique concert tribute.

Multiple popular hits are part of the show's lineup, including It's Not Right, But It's Okay, I Will Always Love You, and I Want to Dance with Somebody Who Loves Me.

Mariah Carey's All I Want for Christmas is You for the longest running number one hit in the U.S. history.

Spending 22 weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

She's got to stay number one until September 27th in order to beat Mariah's record and reach 27th.

23 weeks the song is already the longest running number one by a female artist this century and the first country song by a woman to simultaneously chop uh top the hot 100 hot country songs and the country airplay chart and speaking of ella nominated for seven or nine excuse me cma awards making her the leading nominee fellow country star casey musgrave she had a funny comment during her show in Wisconsin.

Hey Lars! The big story today is Adela, whose singles Ain't in LA and Nicole Kidman both land in the top 20 of US Spotify.

The first Slovakian artist to hit the Hot 100, she was also one of the first eliminated contestants from Dream Academy, the show Cat's Eye was created on.

Her solo career got off to a promising start with a great EP last year, and Ain't in LA feels like an optimized launching point into the mainstream.

It's an ode to the globally inspirational power of pop music, including a direct callback to Miley Cyrus' 2013 single, We Can't Stop, with the pitch-down refrain from Rock City's Theron Thomas.