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Ella Langley Is the First Woman All Year to Top the Billboard Country Airplay Chart

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Ella Langley and Riley Green’s duet, “You Look Like You Love Me” just reached #1 on the Billboard Country Airplay chart.

Believe it or not, that meant Ella ended a 51-week draught for females on top of the chart. The last woman to have the top spot was Lainey Wilson, last December when she and Jelly Roll went #1 with “Save Me”.

That’s the longest hiatus between female #1s since 2004.

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