Shaboozey may have already raised the bar for Country music on the Hot 100 as his breakout hit ‘A Bar Song‘ has enjoyed a historic tenure on the all-genre chart (the longest reign of 2024 yet), but now the Nevin-produced cut is line-dancing to even higher heights on the tally thanks to its extended stay.

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‘A Bar Song (Tipsy)’ tipped its hat to yet another week atop the Hot 100. Here are the numbers that powered the placement.

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• Streaming = 27.8 million U.S.-based streams
• Sales = 8,000 digital downloads
• Radio airplay =  78.2 million audience impressions

Beyond laying claim to the second-longest rule for a Country song in the hitlist’s 66-year history (runner-up to the 16-week stay of Morgan Wallen‘s 2023 smash ‘Last Night’), Shaboozey quietly ties Usher for the longest-running #1 hit for a Black male vocalist as the ‘Confessions‘ crooner dominated the Hot 100 alongside Lil Jon and Ludacris for 12 weeks with ‘Yeah!’ in 2004.

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Unlike Ush, Shaboozey is the first Black male vocalist to own the reign by his lonesome.

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Among all Black acts, rapper Lil Nas X holds the record for longest stay at #1 when his Billy Ray Cyrus-assisted hit ‘Old Town Road‘ stayed in the position for a whopping 19 weeks.

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At writing, the rule of ‘Road’ is the lengthiest tenure any #1-placing song has enjoyed.

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‘Bar’ is now one of an elite 28 #1 hits in the Hot 100’s 66-year history to own 12 or more weeks on top.  For context, that’s a shocking 2.4% of all the songs ever to occupy the pole position.

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Keep it locked to That Grape Juice for more buzzworthy Billboard news this week courtesy of our TGJ Chart Check recap.

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