Do you think anyone will take LilNasX's Old Town Road off the top of the chart? Here are our guesses: TaylorSwift13, ArianaGrande & SocialHouseTC or theestallion w/ NICKIMINAJ & tydollasign.
After ruling Eilish out, we opened up our history books to see if there was anything about the two songs that ended"One Sweet Day" and"Despacito"'s respective reigns that could inform our hypothesis. Was there anything that these two king-slaying songs had in common that could help paint a picture of the sort of track capable of doing such a thing? Well, yes and no.
, was released a month prior to its taking of the pole position, which tells us that it doesn't have to be a brand-new song to do it, but considering it would be hard to imagine either track topping the charts in today's music landscape , that's about the only takeaway worth noting here.
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