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Ella Langley Breaks Chart Record with Choosin’ Texas

Read this news story in English at three levels, easy, standard, and advanced (B1–C1) — with vocabulary and a comprehension quiz.

Ella Langley's song Choosin’ Texas has topped the Billboard Hot 100 for 15 weeks, breaking records previously held by Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey. Its retro sound and relatable lyrics have contributed to its popularity.

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Standard version (B1–B2)

Ella Langley’s song Choosin’ Texas has spent 15 weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, breaking records held by Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey. The song features a midtempo sound and tells the story of a woman discovering her lover's ties to Texas. Its retro elements and modern production resonate with listeners, making it a sleeper hit in country music.

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Test your understanding

01How long has Choosin’ Texas been number one?

02What type of music is Choosin’ Texas?

03What record did Ella Langley break?

04What does the song's lyrics describe?

Discussion

What do you think makes a song resonate with listeners?

Vocabulary

  • chart word

    a list of songs ranked by popularity

    Ella Langley’s song reached the top of the chart.

  • midtempo word

    a moderate speed in music

    The song has a midtempo beat that makes it easy to dance to.

  • retro word

    style that is reminiscent of the past

    The retro sound of the song reminds listeners of older country music.

  • breezy word

    light and relaxed

    The breezy feel of the song makes it enjoyable to listen to.

  • homage word

    a tribute or respect shown to someone or something

    The lyrics pay homage to classic country artists.