Noah Kahan's 'The Great Divide' Tops Billboard Charts

0:00It's May 1st. Welcome to Entertainment in Celebrity News today, powered by AI and packed with headlines. Noah Cajon's track, The Great Divide, just claimed the longest run at number one on Billboard's Adult Alternative Airplay Chart this decade, locking. Down the top spot for 11 straight weeks on the May 9th tally, that street kicked off back on February 28th, making it the solo leader in nearly 10 years. It ties the 11 week mark set by Portugal. The man's feel it's still. Back in 2017, and it's one of only three songs hitting 10 or more weeks at number one in the 20 so far. Alongside Mumford and Sons, with Hozier on rubber band Man and Hozier's two-sweet. All time, U2's beautiful day, still reigns supreme with 16 weeks starting in 2000. For Cajon, this more than doubles his prior best of five weeks with Northern Attitude featuring Hozier last year. Meanwhile, the song already ruled six weeks on Alternative Airplay and keeps climbing

1:00elsewhere, bulleting at number 19 on Adult Pop Airplay, and jumping to number 25 on Pop Airplay. Expect it to surge on the Hot 100 soon, with the album of the same name dropping April 24th and debuting next week after the track's own. Number 6. Peak Back in February. Charge Strap Tuesday on Billboard.com.