Billie Eilish has landed the number one spot on the Billboard Hot 100 and she earned a super cool achievement in the process.
The 17-year-old singer, who was born in December 2001, is the first artist to be born in the 2000s and earn a number one single on the Hot 100. Lil Nas X was the previous most-recent born artist to go number one as he was born in April 1999.
Billie‘s song “Bad Guy” is number one after spending the past nine weeks at number two. Lil Nas X‘s song “Old Town Road” is now at number three on the Hot 100 and Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello‘s collaboration “Senorita” has moved up to number two.
Rounding at the top five this week are Lizzo‘s “Truth Hurts” at number four and Khalid‘s “Talk” at number five.
There’s another “Old Town Road” remix and we’ve be blasting it all weekend!
This time, Lil Nas X teamed up with BTS member RM for a remix they called “Seoul Town Road.”
“I got the homis in my bag (Yeah) / Have you heard of that? (Yeah) / Homis made of steel, from Korea, they the best-t-t,” RM raps, referring to the Korean farming tool, which is also a play on the word “Homie.”
“Riding to the farm (Huh) / Grabbing all the corn (Huh) / We gon’ get yo’ money with my homi in your backyard.”
Listen to the “Seoul Town Road” remix featuring RM and read the lyrics inside…
The musician and YouTube star posted the video on YouTube on Saturday (July 27).
“We are celebrating us hitting 12 Million Subscribers with a new video where I remade OLD TOWN ROAD w/ 100 DOGS! 🐶,” Kurt shared on Instagram. “That’s right there will be furry little things in my new video now live!”
“Thank you to all of you out there who have watched and supported all my videos,” he continued. “Wouldn’t be here without you! If you’ve read this far, what is something that makes you happy?”
”Special thanks to @rockykanaka for helping us do this and don’t forget there is a donation link in Rocky’s channel to the awesome shelter that helped make this happen!” he finished, tagging San Gabriel Valley Humane Society.
Variety reports that the event is invitation-only and will take place Thursday, July 25, at New York City’s Webster Hall.
While fans aren’t invited and there’s no live stream planned, BuzzFeed will edit the program down to a 20-30 minute video and distribute that across BuzzFeed channels on August 4th, along with breakout clips from the evening.
