From Billboard.com (the link is included at the bottom)
After bridging decades of chart history with nine weeks at No. 1 on Country Songs late last year, a holiday-driven digital surge for Taylor Swift's "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" returns the song to the summit for a 10th week, thus extending its historic reach to nearly 50 years.

No song has stacked double-digit weeks atop the chart since Buck Owens posted an October-to-February run of 16 weeks in 1963-64 with "Love's Gonna Live Here." As previously noted, Swift's chart-topping run is an all-time record among women in the chart's 69-year history, surpassing Connie Smith's eight weeks with "Once a Day" in 1964. Swift's ninth and tenth weeks at No. 1 were interrupted by a three-week run for Florida Georgia Line's "Cruise," which is pushed to No. 2.

Up 185,000 downloads (366%) during the December 24-30 Nielsen SoundScan tracking week, Swift's single sells 236,000 and vaults 5-1 on Country Digital Songs. With 10 cumulative weeks atop that chart, "Never" becomes the artist's longest-running leader, followed by nine weeks at No. 1 with "Mine" in 2010.

Billboard Country
TAYLOR SWIFT, you have never been too FEARLESS to SPEAK, NOW you are making the world see RED.
Friends welcome.