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Ella Langley Almost Registers First Number One On One Chart, But Finishes Second. The song “Choosin’ Texas” by Ella Langley has either been a chart topper or one of the most-streamed songs in America for the majority of 2026. Indeed, this week the song re-entered the first rank of the Billboard Hot 100 for the twelfth time non-consecutively.
On the other hand, “Choosin’ Texas” did relatively very poorly in the UK. This is probably not unexpected considering the fact that country music is still not very popular there. However, the song recently had a breakthrough on the Official Singles chart, becoming one of the few country songs to reach the top ten. This week, Langley almost dominated one sales chart, having scored one of the biggest country hits in recent memory.
Ella Langley Near Number One With “Choosin’ Texas”
Choosin’ Texas has made a climb of one spot this week in the Official Singles Downloads chart, moving up from third to second. After remaining on the chart for 31 weeks, which lists the best-selling songs across all genres on online stores like Amazon, iTunes, and the like, Choosin’ Texas has only been a hair away from the summit. This represents a new high score for a track.
However, “Choosin’ Texas” finished second for the second consecutive week on this particular listing. It is the dance-oriented “Movin’ to the Sun” by Hugel, Imael Angel, and Ultra Naté, that stood in the way of Langley scoring her first number one on the Official Singles Downloads chart. “Movin’ to the Sun” has comfortably been placed once again at the top, which means this week they have come back to first place a second time.
Ella Langley Hits A New Peak
As “Choosin’ Texas” climbed to a new peak position on the Official Singles Downloads chart, so did Langley’s chart position. With this song being the only top ten entry in her six appearances on the chart, she is set to make a new peak position this week. Almost every Ella Langley composition that has been a chart-topper on UK digital sales has been featured on her soon-to-be-released second album, Dandelion, except “You Look Like You Love Me”.
Ella Langley’s Hits On The Official Singles Downloads Chart
- “Be Her”
- “Bottom of Your Boots”
- “Choosin’ Texas”
- “Dandelion”
- “I Can’t Love You Anymore” with Morgan Wallen
- “You Look Like You Love Me” with Riley Green
“Choosin’ Texas” Climbs on the Streaming Chart
Besides reaching the top of the download chart, the song “Choosin’ Texas” has made a significant move towards the top again on the Official Streaming chart this week. It went up two positions to rank twelve and has the potential to do even better in the future. “Choosin’ Texas” is Langley’s solitary chart entry from the Official Streaming chart, and she wants to get into the top ten and set a new high for the song.
“Choosin’ Texas” Peaks In The Top Ten
“Choosin’ Texas” appears on four different charts this week, all of which are located in the UK. It set a new record on two of them, while tying its all-time peak position on the third. And last but not least, the country track maintained its position inside the Official Singles chart’s top ten, which is the primary UK singles chart. “Choosin’ Texas” equalled its record for the highest chart position in the UK last week when it climbed into the top ten for the first time, securing Ella Langley’s debut hit in the country. This week, the song retained its position in the top ten at number nine, having spent precisely half a year on the one-hundred spot chart.
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The only chart on which “Choosin’ Texas” did not climb higher this week is the UK’s Official Singles Sales chart. And on this chart, in fact, the country track fell slightly. “Choosin’ Texas” has been slowly climbing the Official Singles Sales chart for several weeks. It reached a new peak last week by landing at number four, the highest position since its debut. However, this week, “Choosin’ Texas” dropped to number seven on the strength of its sales figures.
Ella Langley Registers Two Songs In The UK. “Choosin’ Texas” is not the only song by Ella Langley to appear in the UK charts this week. In fact, the country singer has two tracks on the charts. The next single, “Be Her,” that came out from her soon-to-be-released album Dandelion, hit the chart at #47. In parallel, it came back to the UK’s Official Singles Charts at #94.
