Since his debut single, "Austin," country music king Blake Shelton has continuously dropped top-charting singles. In 2014, the Oklahoma native set the record for the most consecutive No. 1 songs on country charts (via iHeart Radio). Shelton was initially tied with Country Music star Brad Paisley, who from 2005-2009 held 10 consecutive No. 1 recordings (per A Taste of Country). In 2014, Shelton released his lead single, "Doin' What She Likes," from his album "Based on a True Story."

In an interview with Billboard, the singer refers to his record-breaking hit as "domestic," comparing its lyrics to his life with his then-wife Miranda Lambert. "It's kind of domestic, and that's pretty much what I am now," Shelton told Billboard. "There's a lot of elements of that song that are just so true to mine and Miranda's life together. It's about a guy that's just, as long as he's making her happy, then he's happy."

Shelton's iconic consecutive No. 1 singles started with "Hillbilly Bone" in 2010 and ended in 2014 with "Doin' What She Likes." The "Honey Bee" singer has a total of 28 No. 1 singles (via Billboard). Shelton's consecutive hits record has made him a country music legend.