"We Are Never Ever…" is #1 on Hot Country Songs for the seventh week. It's the first song to spend seven weeks at #1 on that chart since Tim McGraw's "Live Like You Were Dying" in the summer of 2004. Note: It's becoming clear that songs are going to have longer runs at #1 on the country and R&B charts now that those charts simply reflect how "genre songs" are doing on the Hot 100. One more week and "We Are Never Ever…" will have the longest run at #1 on the country chart since "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere" by Alan Jackson & Jimmy Buffett, which had eight weeks on top in the summer of 2003. Will it do it? Probably. Florida Georgia Line's "Cruise" (which is in its third week at #2 on the country chart) has outsold "We Are Never Ever…" in each of the last two weeks, but Swift is obviously way ahead in airplay.