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Beyoncé released a remix of "Texas Hold 'Em (Pony Up)" with a New Orleans bounce, trading banjos for hip-hop beats and updating the lyrics to reflect a blurry bender. The song channels stress into a weekend bender and encourages letting loose on the dance floor, with references to whiskey and rodeos.
Beyoncé surprises fans with a new "Pony Up Remix" for "Texas Hold 'Em," the first single from her "Act II: Cowboy Carter" album, featuring elements of Bounce music. The release follows her acceptance of the Innovator award at the iHeartRadio Music Awards and her historic achievement as the first Black artist to top Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart in modern times. Speculation about a tour announcement is mounting, fueled by updates to her website, beencountry.com.
Beyoncé releases a "Pony Up" remix of her single "Texas Hold 'Em," featuring new lyrics, vocals, and a breakdown, urging cowboys to hit the dancefloor. The track also includes a fresh New Orleans bounce and a call for all cowboys to join in. Alongside the remix, Beyoncé launched a mysterious website, beencountry.com, leading to speculation about a potential Cowboy Carter tour.
Beyoncé has released a remix of her song "Texas Hold 'Em" called the "Pony Up Remix," featuring a new verse and New Orleans bounce breakdown. The remix appeared on her website and YouTube channel, coinciding with the launch of her new website, sparking speculation about more activity. This release follows her acceptance of the Innovator Award at the iHeartRadio Music Awards, where she thanked Stevie Wonder for his contribution to her album.
Beyoncé has revealed the title of her upcoming country album, "Act II: Cowboy Carter," along with new content on her website, featuring a promotional video set in Texas. The album includes tracks like "Texas Hold 'Em" and "16 Carriages," with "Texas Hold 'Em" becoming her first No. 1 country single in the U.S. Despite initial controversy, Beyoncé's foray into country music has generated significant anticipation, with fans eagerly awaiting the release of her latest project.
Hit-Boy, the Grammy-winning producer, reveals how Beyoncé's "Texas Hold 'Em" became a No. 1 hit, crediting Beyoncé's unique vision and ear for bringing him in on a country music track. The song, which rose on the charts within 48 hours of Hit-Boy receiving an urgent email to sign off on it, has garnered massive streaming gains and made Beyoncé the first Black woman to top the Hot 100 with a country song. Hit-Boy praises the track's authenticity and Beyoncé's country roots, while confirming that her album-making process remains unchanged despite the genre pivot.
Beyoncé achieves her fourth No. 1 on Billboard’s Streaming Songs chart with "Texas Hold ‘Em," marking her first solo No. 1 on the tally. The song garnered 29 million U.S. streams, securing the top spot. This achievement surpasses her previous hits like "Drunk in Love" and "Savage," making her one of 10 acts with at least four No. 1s on Streaming Songs. "Texas Hold ‘Em" is part of Beyoncé’s upcoming eighth studio album, adding to the anticipation for its release.
Fans have been comparing Beyoncé's hit single "Texas Hold 'Em" to the theme song for the Canadian cartoon show "Franklin," but composer Bruce Cockburn denies inspiring the singer in any way, acknowledging some similarities but emphasizing that "Texas Hold ’Em" is Beyoncé's song. The song has been a massive success, with Beyoncé becoming the first Black woman to top Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart. Dolly Parton has congratulated Beyoncé on her country music success, and Beyoncé's full album "Act II" will be available on March 29.
Fans are comparing Beyoncé's country hit "Texas Hold 'Em" to the theme song of the Canadian cartoon show Franklin, with social media users noting similarities between the two tracks. Composer Bruce Cockburn, who created the Franklin theme, acknowledges the rhythmic similarity but emphasizes that "Texas Hold 'Em" is entirely Beyoncé's creation. The song has made history by making Beyoncé the first Black female artist to top the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, and it is part of her upcoming album set for release on March 29.
Beyoncé's song "Texas Hold 'Em" is facing comparisons to the theme song of the "Franklin" cartoon, sung by Bruce Cockburn, with many TikTok users and radio DJs noting the similarities. Despite this, Cockburn has stated that he does not claim any part in writing Beyoncé's hit and wishes her success with it. The songwriters credited for "Texas Hold 'Em" are Canadian, leading to speculation about potential inspiration from the "Franklin" theme.
Beyoncé's "Texas Hold 'Em" climbs to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, marking her ninth solo career chart-topper and a significant moment for her country pivot. The song's success on streaming platforms and country radio has sparked discussions about its impact on Black female artists in the genre, with some hoping for lasting change. Predictions vary on how long "Hold 'Em" will stay at the top, with estimates ranging from six to ten weeks.
Beyonce's first country song "Texas Hold 'Em" has topped the Billboard Global 200 charts with nearly 60 million streams and 43,000 sales worldwide, making her the first Black woman to achieve this feat. The song, which was announced during a Super Bowl commercial, has also topped Billboard's U.S.-based Hot Country Songs chart, solidifying Beyonce's crossover success in the country music genre.
Beyoncé's single "Texas Hold ‘Em" climbs to No. 1 on the Hot 100, marking her thirteenth career ruler on the chart. The track, part of her upcoming country album Renaissance Act II, experienced a surge in streams and radio attention, dethroning Jack Harlow's "Lovin On Me." Beyoncé's solo career has seen nine songs top the Hot 100, while she previously earned four No. 1 hits as a member of Destiny’s Child.
Beyoncé's country music song "Texas Hold 'Em" has given her a ninth solo number one on the Billboard Hot 100, making it her 13th chart-topper overall when including her music with Destiny's Child. This marks a significant milestone for Beyoncé as the first Black woman in modern music history to top Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart. The song's success also highlights the impact of her country shift on other Black women in the genre, with several artists seeing notable bumps in their catalog consumption since the release of Beyoncé's country singles.
Beyoncé's "Texas Hold 'Em" is expected to maintain its top position on the Official U.K. Singles Chart, marking her sixth U.K. No. 1 and first in 14 years. The U.K. music scene is showing an increasing interest in country-leaning music, with Beyoncé's success following the breakthrough of artists like Morgan Wallen and Luke Combs. Additionally, other artists like Teddy Swims, Benson Boone, Joe Keery's project Djo, and the Last Dinner Party are making waves on the U.K. chart, with the Brit Awards and Calvin Harris' collaboration with Rag'n'Bone Man also generating excitement.