Beyoncé’s country-influenced hit “Texas Hold ‘Em” is set to continue its reign atop the U.K. charts for a fourth consecutive week, surpassing her previous record.
If “Texas Hold ‘Em” maintains its position, it will become Beyoncé’s longest-running single at No. 1 in the U.K., surpassing her three-week chart-topper “Crazy In Love” from 2003.
Ariana Grande Eyes Fifth No. 1 Album:
Ariana Grande is poised to claim her fifth No. 1 album in the U.K. with “Eternal Sunshine,” boosted by her recent appearance on Saturday Night Live and the release of a deluxe version featuring additional tracks.
Three tracks from Grande’s album are expected to enter the U.K. top 20, further solidifying her position as a chart-topping artist with a career tally of 34 U.K. top 40 hits.
Grande’s Oscars Appearance:
Grande’s presence at the Academy Awards, where she presented an Oscar and performed, contributes to the buzz surrounding her album release and singles.
Drake’s remix of 4batz’s “Act ii: date @ 8” is set to significantly impact the U.K. charts, potentially adding to his extensive list of top 40 hits.
Anticipation for Official Chart Update:
Fans eagerly await the publication of the Official U.K. Singles Chart on Friday, March 15, to see the final rankings and chart positions of these chart-topping contenders.