"Beyoncé Makes History as First Black Woman to Top UK and Billboard Country Charts with 'Texas Hold 'Em'"
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Beyoncé achieves her first UK No 1 in 14 years with her country single Texas Hold ’Em, marking the first time a Black woman has topped the US country chart. The song's success follows her recent foray into house music, with her album Renaissance producing multiple UK Top Five hits. Meanwhile, Benson Boone's Beautiful Things climbs to No 2 in the UK, Dua Lipa's Training Season debuts at No 4, and Joe Keery's musical project DJO enters the Top 20. In the album chart, Idles' Tangk claims the top spot, while Paloma Faith and Crawlers also achieve Top 10 albums.
- Beyoncé has first UK No 1 in 14 years with Texas Hold ’Em The Guardian
- Dolly Parton Gives Her Stamp of Approval on Beyonce Going Country Us Weekly
- Beyoncé becomes first Black woman to top country charts with "Texas Hold 'Em" CBS News
- Beyoncé becomes first Black woman to top Billboard country music chart The Washington Post
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