Just a week after learning ‘All I Want for Christmas’ had tied the all-time record for longest-reigning #1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 (among solo females), Mariah Carey has now discovered the timeless yuletide tune has entered another historic tie in the chart’s record books.
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Having already set a personal milestone as the longest-charting hit of her career, ‘Christmas’ – which earned its 65th non-consecutive print on the Hot 100 this week – now shares the #2 spot alongside Adele‘s ‘Rolling in the Deep‘ and Jewel‘s ‘Foolish Games’ on the all-time list of longest-charting solo female hits.
The only unaccompanied smash by a woman to enjoy a longer reign on the all-genre chart is Leann Rimes‘ 1997 Country classic ‘How Do I Live‘ (which lived on the Hot 100 for a whopping 69 weeks).
When all female charted songs are considered – solo or otherwise – Dua Lipa‘s ‘Future Nostalgia‘ hit ‘Levitating‘ (assisted by rapper DaBaby) hovers in the historic top spot thanks a jaw-dropping 77-week run.
Look below to see who joins Carey on this week’s refreshed TGJ Chart Check.
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