Ella Langley Ties Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey's Historic Chart Record with "Choosin' Texas"

Ella Langley’s breakout moment has officially entered the history books. Her smash hit“Choosin’Texas”has spent 14 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, tying two of music’s biggest names: Whitney Houston’s“I Will Always Love You”and Mariah Carey’s“We Belong Together.”This achievement places Ella among the select few solo female artists to ever achieve such chart dominance, cementing her status as one of country music’s most exciting rising stars.

What makes this accomplishment even more remarkable is the momentum Ella’s building across the Hot 100. She doesn’t just have one song making noise. The Alabama-born artist currently has three tracks in the Top 10 simultaneously:“Choosin’Texas”at No. 1,“Be Her”at No. 3, and her collaboration with Morgan Wallen on“I Can’t Love You Anymore”sitting at No. 7. That kind of chart presence speaks to the depth of her artistry and the genuine connection she’s forging with listeners far beyond traditional country radio.

Off the charts, Ella’s keeping the momentum rolling with her Dandelion Tour, which continues to draw sold-out crowds across North America. She’s also introduced fresh material with“Loving Life Again”from her second album, showing she’s not content to ride one hit. This is an artist who’s thinking about the long game, building a career that will last well beyond a single chart record. Are you catching any of her tour dates this summer?