Overview
- Choosin' Texas returned to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 on Monday, August 24, 2026, marking its 19th week at the top and tying the longest run for a non‑Christmas song.
- The single also reached a 15th week at No. 1 on Billboard’s Digital Song Sales chart, matching Shaboozey’s record for that purchase‑only ranking.
- Billboard counted Choosin' Texas as No. 1 on five charts this week — the Hot 100, Streaming Songs, Digital Song Sales, Hot Country Songs, and Country Streaming Songs — while Langley placed four songs inside the Digital Song Sales top 10.
- Sales data reported to Billboard show Choosin' Texas sold just under 8,000 downloads in the most recent tracking week, illustrating that current chart dominance is driven more by streaming and radio than by large weekly purchases.
- Langley’s rise reflects a wider shift in how hits are made: the song’s TikTok virality, heavy playlisting, high‑profile collaborations and tour appearances have amplified streaming and radio play, and those forces are likely to keep the single competitive on multiple charts.