Ella Langley breaks the record for the most weeks at #1# on the Billboard Hot 100 in a single year by a female artist this century, with ‘Choosin' Texas.’ (18 weeks)
It was previously held by Beyoncé since 2003 with ‘Baby Boy’ and ‘Crazy In Love.’
From time to time I remark, as an evolutionist, on the evolution of language. Mutations are especially interesting if they precisely REVERSE the former meaning. CNN headline today: “Beyoncé drops new music.” “Drops” used to mean “gives up.” Here it means the exact opposite.
Maiores artistas femininas de cada ano nesse século:
2000: Britney Spears
2001: Britney Spears
2002: Avril Lavigne
2003: Beyoncé
2004: Britney Spears
2005: Mariah Carey
2006: Shakira
2007: Rihanna
2008: Britney Spears
2009: Beyoncé
2010: Lady Gaga
2011: Katy Perry
2012: Adele
2013: Miley Cyrus
2014: Katy Perry
2015: Taylor Swift
2016: Rihanna
2017: Taylor Swift
2018: Ariana Grande
2019: Billie Eilish
2020: Dua Lipa
2021: Adele
2022: Taylor Swift
2023: Miley Cyrus
2024: Billie Eilish
2025: Lady Gaga
2026: ?
Billboard picks the best R&B artists of all time:
1. Stevie Wonder
2. Aretha Franklin
3. Michael Jackson
4. Beyoncé
5. Whitney Houston
6. James Brown
7. Prince
8. Mariah Carey
9. R. Kelly
10. Marvin Gaye