I knew this is going to happen and I'm honestly not mad about it. Music has changed so much over the years and so are the consumers' taste, so I didn't expect a One Sweet Day type of song to beat the record. I'm happy for Lil Nas X and I'm glad the record was beaten by a black gay man. In this homophobic and racist world we live in, this is a very welcome accomplishment. Music wise, Old Town Road is quite a rare type of music 'cause you don't hear a lot of country/hip-hop fusion especially in mainstream music. So I can be happy knowing that something like that beat One Sweet Day, which is also a rare gem because a collaboration between a black RNB quartet and a multi-racial diva doesn't happen very often. So calm down people. One Sweet had its time as the record was never broken until 23 years later. That is a record in itself, and judging how fast artists get hits these days I doubt that record will be broken easily. Congrats, Lil Nas X.