It took 25 years for “All I Want For Christmas” to top the chart for the first time in 2019 and we’ve seen it return to No. 1 every holiday season since then. It logged its 11th week atop the Hot 100, setting a record for the longest span atop the Hot 100 with three years and one week.

This also marks Carey’s record-extending 90th week atop the Billboard Hot 100 and the singer said she was “jumping up and down in the snow” from excitement after receiving the news. She’s followed by Rihanna with 60 weeks and The Beatles with 59 weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100 since the chart’s inception in 1958.

As for the rest of Hot 100 for this week, it’s mostly filled with holiday classics, from Brenda Lee’s “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree” to Bobby Helms’ “Jingle Bell Rock”. Wham!’s “Last Christmas” also reached a new high this holiday season and entered the top five for the first time since its release in 1984.

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Carey topped the chart on multiple occasions during the ‘90s and 2000s, but the tide has shifted in the following decade. None of her songs reached no. 1 in 2010s, until “All I Want for Christmas Is You” managed to do so, 25 years after its release.

People kept on listening to her signature tune throughout the holiday season, and this song was still on the top of the charts as the new decade approached.

Mariah Carey released “All I Want for Christmas Is You” early in her career, and never expected it to find such an enormous success.

“I didn’t feel, from a strategic point of view, that it was time to do something like that. As much as I love Christmas, I thought that the record company was off. Obviously, I couldn’t have been more wrong,” the singer told Entertainment Weekly while discussing the timeless legacy of this track.

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The new video is much more elaborate than the original, released over two decades ago, and it celebrates the childhood wonder and magic that the holiday season brings along. It has a much more impressive production value, and Carey said her goal was “to make a modern classic,”

You’ll find everything from skating Santas to dancing toy-soldiers enjoying winter wonderland by the singer’s side. Carey can be seen rocking a series of festive outfits and performing an amazing choreography alongside a group of dancers holding giant candy canes.

The new “All I Want for Christmas” video came out only a few days after this song reached no. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, for the first time since its release 25 years ago when it wasn’t eligible to be featured on this chart.

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“All I Want for Christmas Is You” was first released on October 29th, 1994. It didn’t chart on Billboard Hot 100 at the time since it wasn’t released commercially as a single. The rules changed a couple of years down the road, and Carey saw this song re-entering the charts every time the holiday season rolled around.

It still took her by surprise to see it finally reach the top after all this time, but it was a pretty good feeling since she celebrated the 25th anniversary of its release this year.

“This just feels so great because it’s been such a long time coming, and I never really expected it. Even when it went to No. 9 two years ago, and then No. 3, I was like, ‘This is incredible!’ But I was always just so thankful with the holiday chart, so thankful. This is just, like, mind-boggling,” Carey told Billboard.

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The festive tune is the biggest single-day streaming hit on the service, thanks to a total of 10.8 million people re-playing it on Christmas Eve. It broke the record previously held by XXXTentacion, who received over 10.4 million streams with his song “SAD!”

Mariah Carey generally isn’t known as a humble person, but this enormous success took her by surprise. She reacted by writing, “Wait… What?!” after reading she’s a holder of a new Spotify record, but this wasn’t the first time “All I Want for Christmas Is You” made an epic comeback just in time for holidays.

This festive track continues to surge in popularity each holiday season, and it even made it to top 10 at Billboard’s chart this year. It’s often been hailed as the best modern Christmas song and is currently the 11th best-selling single of all time.

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It took 25 years for “All I Want For Christmas” to top the chart for the first time in 2019 and we’ve seen it return to No. 1 every holiday season since then. It logged its 11th week atop the Hot 100, setting a record for the longest span atop the Hot 100 with three years and one week.

This also marks Carey’s record-extending 90th week atop the Billboard Hot 100 and the singer said she was “jumping up and down in the snow” from excitement after receiving the news. She’s followed by Rihanna with 60 weeks and The Beatles with 59 weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100 since the chart’s inception in 1958.

As for the rest of Hot 100 for this week, it’s mostly filled with holiday classics, from Brenda Lee’s “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree” to Bobby Helms’ “Jingle Bell Rock”. Wham!’s “Last Christmas” also reached a new high this holiday season and entered the top five for the first time since its release in 1984.

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A post shared by Mariah Carey (@mariahcarey)

The post Mariah Carey Logs 90th Week Atop Billboard Hot 100 With “All I Want For Christmas” appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Carey topped the chart on multiple occasions during the ‘90s and 2000s, but the tide has shifted in the following decade. None of her songs reached no. 1 in 2010s, until “All I Want for Christmas Is You” managed to do so, 25 years after its release.

People kept on listening to her signature tune throughout the holiday season, and this song was still on the top of the charts as the new decade approached.

Mariah Carey released “All I Want for Christmas Is You” early in her career, and never expected it to find such an enormous success.

“I didn’t feel, from a strategic point of view, that it was time to do something like that. As much as I love Christmas, I thought that the record company was off. Obviously, I couldn’t have been more wrong,” the singer told Entertainment Weekly while discussing the timeless legacy of this track.

The post Mariah Carey is First Artist with No. 1 Hits in Four Separate Decades appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

The new video is much more elaborate than the original, released over two decades ago, and it celebrates the childhood wonder and magic that the holiday season brings along. It has a much more impressive production value, and Carey said her goal was “to make a modern classic,”

You’ll find everything from skating Santas to dancing toy-soldiers enjoying winter wonderland by the singer’s side. Carey can be seen rocking a series of festive outfits and performing an amazing choreography alongside a group of dancers holding giant candy canes.

The new “All I Want for Christmas” video came out only a few days after this song reached no. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, for the first time since its release 25 years ago when it wasn’t eligible to be featured on this chart.

The post Mariah Carey Drops Brand New Video for “All I Want for Christmas” appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

“All I Want for Christmas Is You” was first released on October 29th, 1994. It didn’t chart on Billboard Hot 100 at the time since it wasn’t released commercially as a single. The rules changed a couple of years down the road, and Carey saw this song re-entering the charts every time the holiday season rolled around.

It still took her by surprise to see it finally reach the top after all this time, but it was a pretty good feeling since she celebrated the 25th anniversary of its release this year.

“This just feels so great because it’s been such a long time coming, and I never really expected it. Even when it went to No. 9 two years ago, and then No. 3, I was like, ‘This is incredible!’ But I was always just so thankful with the holiday chart, so thankful. This is just, like, mind-boggling,” Carey told Billboard.

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The festive tune is the biggest single-day streaming hit on the service, thanks to a total of 10.8 million people re-playing it on Christmas Eve. It broke the record previously held by XXXTentacion, who received over 10.4 million streams with his song “SAD!”

Mariah Carey generally isn’t known as a humble person, but this enormous success took her by surprise. She reacted by writing, “Wait… What?!” after reading she’s a holder of a new Spotify record, but this wasn’t the first time “All I Want for Christmas Is You” made an epic comeback just in time for holidays.

This festive track continues to surge in popularity each holiday season, and it even made it to top 10 at Billboard’s chart this year. It’s often been hailed as the best modern Christmas song and is currently the 11th best-selling single of all time.

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