Beyoncé's new country song, Texas Hold 'Em, has caused quite a stir.
The catchy tune is now at the top of the Billboard Global 200 chart, it was revealed on Monday morning.
Last week, the hot anthem was ranked number four, but it has been steadily climbing and is now at the top.
There were nearly 60 million live streams and 43,000 sold worldwide during the week of February 16-22, according to painting.
The Texas native previously reached the top 10 with Break My Soul in 2002; That tone went to number six.
Billboard World 200 and Billboard World Excluding. The US charts rank songs based on streaming activity and sales culled from more than 200 territories around the world, as compiled by Luminate.
The Global 200 includes global data and global exclusion. The chart for the United States includes data from regions excluding the United States.
The chart rankings are based on a weighted formula that includes only official streams on both the subscription and ad-supported tiers of audio and video music services, as well as download sales.
Texas Hold 'Em is the second international No. 200 song to top Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart in the United States.
This joins Taylor Swift's 2021 leader All Too Well (Taylor's Version).
Texas Hold 'Em was announced during a Verizon commercial broadcasting Super Bowl LVIII.
Her new album will be released on March 29.
Last week I became… The first black woman Top Hot Country Songs Chart with Texas Catch them.
Texas Hold 'Em was serviced to country radio.
The Grammy winner's other country track, 16 Carriages, was released on the same day as the Texas Hold 'Em show.
She is currently the first and only woman to top the Hot Country Songs and Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs.
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