. But Swift’s song ultimately landed at No. 2—a strong showing, and significantly higher than Perry’s, but still a contrast from her-era dominance just five years ago. In April, when she released the first offering from her new album,and a bright and fizzy pop tune in the vein of “Shake It Off” or other high-energy Swift singles—she was also held off from the top spot by “Old Town Road.
Cabello and Mendes’s song—called “Señorita”—leans into Cabello’s Latin roots, also showcased on her streaming hit last year, “Havana.” It is telling thata pop star who has continued to find chart success this year, achieved it with songs that are much more rap/R&B–leaning than any of her previous material. Andthe 17-year-old phenom whose “Bad Guy” has reached No.
I wanted to give this article the benefit of the doubt, then I read it... I was correct with my initial judgement.
Translation: is there any other WHITE artists that can take number 1 and not a BLACK artist such as, I don't know, LilNasX as he's currently doing?
Um...this is a non story. A great song is at no 1 at the moment. Other songs have been at no 1 earlier in the year. Another song with do so late. That's how charts work....duh
*stares in Halsey, Ariana, and Gaga*
ariana did
Payola continues