Selena Gomez Sweetly Reacts To Her First No. 1 Hit: 'This Song Has My Whole Heart'

On October 23, Selena Gomez marked her return to music with her sincere and heart-wrenching single "Lose You to Love Me." Right now, far less than two weeks later, she's topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for the initial time ever. And yeah, she's pretty freakin' stoked about it.


"WHAT? Omg!! Thank you so much @billboardcharts for a first for me!!" The pop star wrote on her Instagram Stories today (November 4) any time as soon as she noticed out the news. "I'm so grateful." She also thanked the fans for listening to the track and for loving it as just much as she does. "Thank you guys for streaming and committing to this song!" She wrote. "It means the world to me! This song has my whole heart."


Gomez also shared the triumph on her Instagram feed. "My first number 1!!" She captioned the photo. "This song is so dear to my heart. I have been working so hard to create this album as truthful and fun as possible while remaining weak enough to share where I am in life. I love you deeply and thank you so much for listening. I'd like to thank almost every person that was apart of this moment that I'll never forget!"


Among those she wanted to thank are songwriters Julia Michaels and Justin Tranter, who not only co-wrote the track with Gomez, however who are also partly accountable for some of her older hits including "Good For You" and "Hands To Myself," among others. For them, "Lose You to Love Me" marks their second No. 1 song as writers, following Justin Bieber's "Sorry" in 2016. "My soulmates who have changed my life since Good For You came out! I love SO much!!" Gomez wrote on a photo with her collaborators. "Thank you!!"


Unsurprisingly, Michaels and Tranter were just as excited to find out that the song snagged the No. 1 spot. "To get to create truthful music with people I love is already the dream," Tranter tweeted. To have that music go number 1 is full on insanity. Thank you @selenagomez @juliamichaels @mattmanswe & @mrfredricksson for making music with me." Michaels, on the other hand, couldn't form quite as several words. "OMG I'M SOBBING," she wrote simply.


Congratulations, Selena! Right after years of creating bona fide bops, this achievement feels well-deserved.