Sabrina Carpenter Matches One Of Taylor Swift’s Most Impressive Radio Feats.

Sabrina Carpenter Matches One Of Taylor Swift’s Most Impressive Radio Feats.

Sabrina Carpenter’s winning streak continues in America this week. The pop singer has been enjoying a period of near-constant success for nearly a year now, and as promotion for her latest album Short N’ Sweet rolls on, she reaches a special new high.

Carpenter collects another No. 1 hit on one of Billboard’s most competitive rankings, and in doing so, she achieves a feat that hasn’t been managed in nearly a decade.

This week, Carpenter’s single “Bed Chem” rises to the top spot on the Pop Airplay chart. That placement means it is now the most successful song across all top 40 radio stations throughout the U.S. The tune replaces Gracie Abrams’s “That’s So True,” which had been running the show for the past two frames.

“Bed Chem” isn’t Carpenter’s first major radio win. It’s actually her fourth ruler from her Grammy-winning album Short N’ Sweet. That many leaders from one collection is incredibly rare on the Pop Airplay chart, which is notoriously difficult to dominate. Only a handful of albums in history have produced at least four No. 1 hits on the tally, and none have done so in nearly 10 years