It's only Tuesday, but the week has been huge for country duo Florida Georgia Line. In addition to scoring four CMA nominations earlier this morning, the duo is also celebrating their third consecutive No. 1 single with "Round Here." This week, the tune tops both the Billboard and Mediabase charts.
The song is also a huge success in the career of Thomas Rhett, who co-wrote the tune with Rodney Clawson and Chris Tompkins. "Round Here" marks the first chart-topping single for Thomas Rhett as a songwriter. Some of his other credits include his first two singles ("Something To Do With My Hands" and "Beer With Jesus"), as well as Jason Aldean's "1994" and "I Ain't Ready to Quit."
Thomas Rhett is also responsible for one other song within the Top 10 this week -- Lee Brice's "Parking Lot Party." Thomas Rhett co-wrote the tune that locks down the No. 10 position with his father (Rhett Akins), his producer Luke Laird and Brice. Thomas Rhett is also in the Top 10 himself as an artist. His latest single, "It Goes Like This," is sitting at No. 9 on both charts.
Other songs and artists within the Top 10 include Keith Urban's "Little Bit of Everything" at No. 2, Easton Corbin's "All Over the Road" at No. 3, Jason Aldean's "Night Train" at No. 4, Justin Moore's "Point At You" at No. 5, Billy Currington's "Hey Girl" at No. 6, Tyler Farr's "Redneck Crazy" at No. 7 and Luke Bryan's "That's My Kind of Night" at No. 8.
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