Wow! The Weeknd's Blinding Lights Becomes The Longest Song On Billboard's Ranking

The Weeknd (Instagram @theweeknd)

JAKARTA - The song Blinding Lights by singer The Weeknd has become the longest-lasting song on the Billboard Hot 100.

The track, which was released in 2019, stayed on the charts for 88 weeks beating the previous record held by Radioactive from Imagine Dragons.

In addition, this song is also the only song that always ranks in the first 10 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Since it was first released, Blinding Lights immediately sat at number one on Billboard. The song is the opening act of the After Hours era - the title of the album which was released in the same year.

Through his Instagram account, he expressed his gratitude for this achievement. "Forever grateful to be able to experiment with tunes, try new things with my voice and make music with people I love and respect."

"I'll keep doing it as long as I can breathe. I love my fans and wouldn't be here without you guys. Big day for blinding lights."

Earlier this month, The Weeknd marked a new era with the release of Take My Breath. Her new song was briefly featured in the Women's Track & Field team's commercial for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

In addition to music, the singer, whose real name is Abel Tesfaye, will act in Sam Levinson's series for HBO. Congratulations to The Weeknd!