CUFF IT: Beyoncé breaks her own record on the Billboard Hot 100...

As of this week, 'Cuff It' is now Beyoncé’s longest-charting song on the Billboard Hot 100 surviving on the tally for 34 weeks. The 'Renaissance' smash is also Beyoncé’s fifth song to spend at least 30 weeks on the Hot 100. 

'Telephone' (a Lady Gaga song featuring Beyoncé) made it to 33 weeks. 'Halo' made it to 31 weeks. Both 'Irreplaceable' and 'Mi Gente' with J Balvin and Willy William made it to 30 each. This just proves that after a 25-year career, Beyoncé is THE GOAT. She drops this new album and does ZERO promotion for it. Not one single music video has been released. It's been almost a year since the album dropped. Then she announces her stadium tour, which sells out instantly. The lack of promo and music videos may work for someone like Beyoncé and ignoring her own album certainly has not hindered her success. She's Queen B after all, and her hardcore fanbase is going to come through regardless. She may have been able to ignore her own album without suffering much damage, but poor Chlöe Bailey does not have the privilege of Beyoncé ignoring HER album. A quick endorsement on social media could have made a significant difference to Chlöe's chart position. Her debut solo album 'In Pieces' failed to make the top 100 on the Billboard 200 after only selling 10,000 units. Of course Bey is not entirely to blame for Chlöe's low album sales and chart position. We're not going to turn this into a blame Beyoncé bashing post. However, Chlöe IS her protégé and showing the album some public acknowledgement could have benefited her massively. As for Bey, there really isn't a reason for 'Cuff It' not to be deserving of its success. It is in deed a great feel good R&B/pop record. We all want to dance, fall in love and occupy feel good vibes. In fact, Beyoncé made the family cookout song of the year.