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We have made it to the second week of billboard Charts commentary. For those of you who have not read last week's post, I've decided to start posting commentaries on each week's #1 of the billboard Hot 100. I will also be speaking on the #1 of the Christian charts. For those of you who did read last week's post, you saw that I did not speak on last week's Christian #1 due to my dislike for the artist. However, I will be speaking on Christian's #1 this time. 



 Paint The Town Red- Doja Cat


Honestly, I'm surprised that Doja was able to get a #1 considering her controversial online rants. I don't really care for the song. It's not horrible, but I'm not as into the melody as I was with last week's. It is hinted that the lyrics reference her online comments, but I don't think that was confirmed. Other than this, I don't really have much to say about the song. Hopefully Dionne Warwick appreciated being sampled in this.



 Holy Forever- Chris Tomlin


I don't really care for this one either. It's fine enough to worship to, which is probably the best thing about the song. But other than that, I don't really love this song. Speaking as a Christian, the message is good. Not that I'm trying to force my beliefs on anyone OR minimize my faith in any way, but I don't see this song as having enough of an impact to really move people who are outside of Christian music. And this is coming from someone who is very familiar with Chris Tomlin. But it also doesn't help that I was predominantly raised in Gospel (there is a huge difference between Gospel and CCM).



Anyway, those are my thoughts. Y'all may or may not get a list later this week. Thanks for reading. 



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