▲9 Biggest gainer
“BbY WOW” by Karol G With Judeline & rusowsky jumps from #38 to #29.
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“Choosin' Texas” lyrics by Ella Langley leads this chart week. AskLyrics currently has 76 published lyric pages for the ranked songs, with 24 awaiting a complete reviewed release. 6 entries are marked as new where the source has no previous-week rank.
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This week’s movers
“BbY WOW” by Karol G With Judeline & rusowsky jumps from #38 to #29.
“Hootie Frutti” by KATSEYE slides from #31 to #49.
“I Will Always Love You” by Dolly Parton enters the chart at #27.
11 songs climbed, 55 fell, 22 held their position, 6 debuted and 6 re-entered against the last tracked week.
Quick guide
The number at the left is the song’s place for 2026-09-05. It is not an all-time score.
A new, rising or falling mark compares this week with the last tracked chart.
76 songs have live lyric pages. 24 are still in the review queue.
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AskLyrics checks for a new chart every day and replaces the ranking only after all 100 positions pass validation. The date above identifies the latest available chart week.
No. Current rank describes this week. Peak is the song’s best recorded position during its tracked chart run.
A chart position can be published before its lyric page passes recording, source and rights checks. Those rows remain visible but unlinked.
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