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Ella Langley’s “Be Her” debuts on Billboard’s Adult Contemporary chart, doubling her career total as “Choosin’ Texas” nearly reenters the top 10. HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA – MARCH 26: Ella Langley attends the 2026 iHeartRadio Music Awards at Dolby Theatre on March 26, 2026 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Frazer Harrison\/Getty Images)<\/p>\n
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Two years ago, Ella Langley<\/a> introduced herself to country-loving audiences with her debut album Hungover. The project produced multiple hits, including a pair of top 40 successes on the Billboard Hot 100 in “You Look Like You Love Me,” one of multiple collaborations with Riley Green, and her own “Weren’t for the Wind.” <\/p>\n Her latest era, centered around her album Dandelion, has helped turn her from a country favorite into a certified musical superstar in America. Dandelion’s lead single, “Choosin’ Texas,” is perhaps the biggest song in the nation so far in 2026, and second promotional cut “Be Her” has also turned out to be an astonishingly popular country cut. This week, “Be Her” debuts on one roster that Langley is still fairly unfamiliar with, and it turns out to be a very special hit.<\/p>\n Ella Langley Debuts “Be Her” on a Pop Radio Chart<\/p>\n “Be Her”<\/a> launches on this week’s Adult Contemporary chart<\/a>. The roster is one of three that focus on what’s being played on radio stations that focus on pop music, along with the Pop Airplay and Adult Pop Airplay rundowns. This frame, “Be Her” opens at No. 24.<\/p>\n Ella Langley Doubles Her Career Hits<\/p>\n Langley doubles her total career placements on the Adult Contemporary chart as “Be Her” arrives. She first landed on the ranking \u2013 perhaps the slowest-moving of all Billboard tallies \u2013 in February of this year with “Choosin’ Texas.” That track has now spent 19 weeks on the register, and in May, it gave the singer her first top 10 hit as it peaked at No. 10. “Choosin’ Texas” does not land far behind its all-time high, as it holds at No. 11 for another stint.<\/p>\n “Be Her” Earns the Top Debut This Week<\/p>\n Only three songs debut on the Adult Contemporary chart this week, with arrivals filling 10% of the 30 available spaces. Langley scores the loftiest of the trio. “Be Her” beats “Somewhere in the Night” by The Grimm and “Disco Star” by the Village People<\/a>. Sadly, that latter group earns a new radio hit in America at nearly the same time that frontman and co-founding member Victor Willis passed away. <\/p>\n