Beyoncé’s song ‘Texas Hold ‘Em’ has been doing particularly well in the charts, despite resistance from country radio stations

Dolly Parton has congratulated Beyoncé after she became the first Black woman to achieve a No 1 hit on the Billboard Hot Country songs chart.

The Lemonade artist, 42, surprise released two country songs during the Super Bowl, “Texas Hold ‘Em” and “16 Carriages”, as well as announcing the forthcoming release of her debut country album, Renaissance II.

“Texas Hold ‘Em” has been doing particularly well, despite country music radio stations resisting requests from fans to play the song on air.

Dolly Parton has congratulated Beyoncé after she became the first Black woman to achieve a No 1 hit on the Billboard Hot Country songs chart.

The Lemonade artist, 42, surprise released two country songs during the Super Bowl, “Texas Hold ‘Em” and “16 Carriages”, as well as announcing the forthcoming release of her debut country album, Renaissance II.

“Texas Hold ‘Em” has been doing particularly well, despite country music radio stations resisting requests from fans to play the song on air.

“So congratulations on your Billboard Hot Country No 1 single. Can’t wait to hear the full album! Love, Dolly.”

Fans were delighted at this public display of support from one of the most respected and successful artists in country music, with many declaring that this must be the final word on the matter.