Seven different songs by Ella Langley appear on the Billboard charts this week. Three of them fall on every roster where they appear, while none of her tunes live on just a single list.
Amazingly, four of Langley’s songs climb to new highs on radio and airplay rosters. It is unusual for a singer to see that many different compositions gaining ground at radio simultaneously, as that requires a notable promotional push behind various cuts. Even more impressively, those four singles reach new peaks across a quartet of different radio charts.
Ella Langley’s Single Reaches New Peaks on Multiple Charts
Of Langley’s four rising smashes, only one climbs to never-before-seen highs on two lists. “I Can’t Love You Anymore,” her collaboration with Morgan Wallen, becomes a new champion on the Country Airplay chart. Langley scores her fifth leader on the ranking, while Wallen moves up on the all-time list of artists with the most rulers as “I Can’t Love You Anymore” becomes his twenty-second No. 1.
Ella Langley Nearly Returns to the Radio Chart’s Top 10
At the same time, “I Can’t Love You Anymore” misses out on breaking into the top 10 on the Radio Songs chart, which is not specific to any one musical style, by only one space. The duet climbs one rung to a new peak of No. 11.
For Langley, it ties another team-up, “Don’t Mind If I Do” with Riley Green, which stalled in that same position in December 2025. “I Can’t Love You Anymore” is now matched as Langley’s third-highest-charting hit on the roster.
Wallen has seen four singles peak in that frustrating position. “I’m the Problem,” “Thinking About Me” and “20 Cigarettes,” all solo tracks, similarly failed to break into the Radio Songs chart’s top 10 by one slot.
Ella Langley Scores Her First Pop Airplay Chart Top 10
“Choosin’ Texas,” which helped turn Langley into a superstar earlier this year, has already risen all the way to No. 1 on every country tally where it appears. Now, it is at pop radio where the smash continues to gain ground. This frame, Langley collects her first top 10 on the hugely competitive Pop Airplay chart, where “Choosin’ Texas” vaults from No. 11 to No. 9.
Ella Langley Reaches a Different Pop Radio Peak
Billboard publishes three major pop-focused radio rankings each week: the Pop Airplay, Adult Pop Airplay and Adult Contemporary charts. It is on the third of those where the second single from Langley’s sophomore album Dandelion establishes a new peak as well.
“Be Her,” which followed “Choosin’ Texas” and also became another country smash, lifts one peg to No. 22. It is one of only two Langley hits to appear on the Adult Contemporary roster. “Choosin’ Texas” recently found its way into the top 10 and peaked at No. 9.
Ella Langley’s Current Single Keeps Climbing
“Loving Life Again,” the third official single from the standard version of Dandelion, is also on the rise, but only on the Country Airplay chart. On that ranking, Langley’s current focus improves two spaces to a new high point of No. 23.
Only two of her tracks that have appeared on the roster have settled for lower peak positions. “Winter Wonderland,” a collaboration with Luke Bryan, and “Strangers,” a team-up with Kameron Marlowe, spent only one frame apiece on the tally, debuting and peaking at Nos. 41 and 58, respectively.
All of Langley’s other Country Airplay hits have either reached No. 1 or climbed to No. 2, as “Weren’t for the Wind” did last summer.