Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” commands the strongest trader consensus at 72% implied probability for the Billboard Hot 100 dated the week of June 13, driven by its extended dominance as a country-to-pop crossover smash that has already logged multiple weeks at No. 1. Sustained radio airplay, robust streaming numbers, and consistent sales have kept the track ahead of newer competition, including multiple simultaneous Drake releases that split potential chart points and Olivia Rodrigo singles such as “The Cure” and “Drop Dead,” each sitting at just 5%. Ella Langley’s follow-up “Be Her” adds further momentum for the artist while fragmenting rival efforts. With the chart window closing soon, the market reflects the song’s proven staying power against a crowded field of debuts and re-entries.