Luke Combs Is First Artist to Send First Five Singles to No. 1 On Country Airplay Chart, With 'Beautiful Crazy'

Dating to the Country Airplay chart's January 1990 launch, Combs bests two acts that each sent their first four singles (as lead artists) to No. 1: Florida Georgia Line, in 2012-14 with "Cruise," "Get Your Shine On," "Round Here" and "Stay," and another famous twosome, Brooks & Dunn, in 1991-92 with "Brand New Man," "My Next Broken Heart," "Neon Moon" and "Boot Scootin' Boogie."

Plus, Combs achieves his second No. 1 on the airplay-, streaming- and sales-based Hot Country Songs chart, as "Beautiful" rises 2-1 in its 42nd week. He first topped the tally for two weeks in November-December 2017 with "Rains."

"Beautiful" also lifts 2-1 on Country Streaming Songs to become Combs' first No. 1 among five top 10s. The track gained by 8 percent to 11.7 million U.S. streams in the week ending Feb. 21. On Country Digital Song Sales, the track rebounds 2-1 for a fourth at the summit (15,000 downloads sold, up 26 percent, in the week ending Feb. 21).

Combs, thus, simultaneously leads Billboard's four main country song charts: Hot Country Songs, Country Airplay, Country Streaming Songs and Country Digital Song Sales. He's the first artist to achieve the feat since Kane Brown, who became the first act to top five country song surveys simultaneously, on Oct. 28, 2017. The same frame, he also ruled the Top Country Albums chart.

That week, Brown's "What Ifs," featuring Lauren Alaina, led Hot Country Songs, Country Airplay and Country Streaming Songs; "Heaven" arrived atop Country Digital Song Sales; and his self-titled first LP ruled Top Country Albums.

Combs misses his own quintuple coronation by one rank this week. His debut LP This One's for You, which has dominated Top Country Albums for 26 weeks and whose deluxe edition houses all five of his Country Airplay leaders, places at No. 2.