Chappell Roan Matches Her Own Best Showing With Her Latest Smash

Chappell Roan went from an indie talent to a global superstar thanks to her single “Good Luck, Babe!” After that track picked up and went viral, people began paying closer attention to her debut full-length album The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess, which ended up producing a number of successful songs as well.

For some time, “Good Luck, Babe!” has been regarded as Roan’s breakout hit and her biggest song – but that assumption may need to be reconsidered.

“Pink Pony Club” Reaches One Year on the Hot 100

One of Roan’s most impressive records has finally been matched this week. The Grammy winner’s “Pink Pony Club” celebrates a full year on the Hot 100, as the tune has now held on and secured space on Billboard’s list of the most consumed tracks in the United States for 52 frames.

“Pink Pony Club” Ties “Good Luck, Babe!”

As of this week, “Pink Pony Club” is tied with “Good Luck, Babe!” as Roan’s longest-charting success on the Hot 100. Both have managed exactly 52 weeks on the ranking, but they may not remain matched for very long.

“Good Luck, Babe!” fell off the Hot 100 some time ago, but “Pink Pony Club” is still going strong. This frame, it lifts to No. 11, just barely missing out on returning to the top 10, where it once peaked at No. 4. It’s all but certain that Roan’s composition will remain on the list for at least another frame — if not months — and it may be just a few days before it breaks its tie with “Good Luck, Babe!”

“Pink Pony Club” Remains a Huge Hit in America

“Pink Pony Club” has a lot going for it right now. It appears on several of the most important consumption rankings in the U.S., including the Streaming Songs, Radio Songs, and Digital Song Sales charts, all of which feed into where a title lands on the Hot 100.

The tune is also a top 10 smash on two of Billboard’s three pop radio rankings. I misses that space on one list, but manages to hold at its No. 12 high point on the Adult Contemporary roster.

“Pink Pony Club” Needed Half a Decade to Soar

“Pink Pony Club” becoming Roan’s longest-charting hit ever is an incredible feat, considering how long the track has actually been available. The singer-songwriter released it in 2020, but it didn’t become a proper hit until earlier this year, as it was featured on her album The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess. It took a show-stopping performance at the 2025 Grammy Awards for Americans to finally take proper notice of the smash and turn it into the chart winner it has become.