Beyoncé's hit song 'Texas Hold ‘Em' has experienced a notable shift on the Hot 100 chart this week, dropping from its top position to fifth place. This change marks a potential decrease in interest in the track or a rise in competition within the music industry.
Replacing 'Texas Hold ‘Em' at the number one spot is 'Carnival,' a track by Kanye West featuring Ty Dolla $ign, Rich the Kid, and Playboi Carti. This marks Kanye West's first chart-topper on the Hot 100 in over a decade, signaling a significant achievement for the artist.
Following 'Carnival' on the chart is Teddy Swims' 'Lose Control,' which has surged from fifth place to the runner-up position. Despite its climb, the track has yet to secure the top spot on the Hot 100.
Meanwhile, Jack Harlow's 'Lovin on Me' maintains its position at number three, having previously reached the number one spot. Benson Boone's 'Beautiful Things' also remains steady at number four on the chart.
Although 'Texas Hold ‘Em' has slipped on the Hot 100, it continues to perform well on other Billboard charts. The song currently holds the number one spot on both the Hot Country Songs and Country Digital Song Sales charts. Additionally, it is gaining traction on various radio playlists across the country.
While there is a possibility for 'Texas Hold ‘Em' to reclaim its position on the Hot 100 in the future, the current trend suggests a gradual decline. Despite this, Beyoncé's upcoming album, 'Cowboy Carter,' set to release later this month, may bring forth new chart-topping hits for the artist.
