Justin Moore Takes ‘Somebody Else Will’ to the Top of the Charts
"Somebody Else Will" marks Moore's seventh career No. 1 on country radio.
It’s a good time to be Justin Moore as he just snagged the No. 1 spot on the Mediabase charts with his current radio hit, “Somebody Else Will.”
Giving all of the support right back to his fans, Moore sent out a message on his social media to all of the listeners out her that got him right back to the top. Humbled by the honor, he still seemed in disbelief over his seventh career No. 1 hit.
Thank you country radio and all you wonderful fans for making “somebody else will” my 7th #1 song. Hard to believe but so thankful. 👍🏻👊🏻🍻
— Justin Moore (@JustinColeMoore) August 20, 2017
“Thank you country radio and all you wonderful fans for making “somebody else will” my 7th #1 song. Hard to believe but so thankful,” Moore tweeted out to all his fans for their support.
Moore couldn’t help but express his excitement even more by showing some love when he first heard the news from his record label. While it may not be his first time at the top, Moore doesn’t let the happy feelings fade to her news like that.
“Every one of them is special and every one of them is important in your career, whether it’s the first one to kind of jumpstart career or in the middle to help try to grab a hold of a little fire and maintain some longevity. Keep it rolling. I’ve got a lot of good buddies that are in town still who’ve had some success as artists, writers, whatever it might be and a lot of them came out around the same time I did that are still having success but not at the capacity that we are and I don’t take that for granted for a second,” he said recently.
This No. 1 accolade marks the second song from his most recent album to hit the highest spot. His first single, “You Look Like I Need a Drink,” previously received the same accomplishment, and Moore will follow up his success by releasing the title track, “Kinda Don’t Care,” to radio next.
Moore will continue touring for the rest of the summer and into the early fall before taking some time to be back with his family in Arkansas.
