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Natasha Owens' Charlie Kirk Tribute 'We Miss You, Charlie' Lands at #25 on BILLBOARD’s Digital Song Sales Chart

“We Miss You, Charlie” - Natasha Owens featuring Benjy Gaither

Billboard Digital Song Sales - Week of September 19, 2026

The Tribute Single Featuring Benjy Gaither Also Debuted at #3 on the iTunes Pop Chart

This song is our way of honoring Charlie’s courage, his faith and the millions of people he inspired. We miss his voice, but the movement he helped build is still alive...”
— NATASHA OWENS
NASHVILLE, TN, UNITED STATES, September 17, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Award-winning recording artist Natasha Owens continues to make an impact with her powerful new tribute single, “We Miss You, Charlie,” featuring Benjy Gaither. After debuting at #3 on the iTunes Pop Chart, the song lands this week at #25 on Billboard’s Digital Song Sales chart, marking another milestone for an artist whose music has become a bold voice at the intersection of faith, freedom and American values.

Released September 4 through Real America’s Music, “We Miss You, Charlie” honors the life and enduring legacy of Charlie Kirk while helping carry forward the causes he championed. One hundred percent of the project’s net profits will be donated to Turning Point USA and Turning Point Action, supporting the next generation of student leaders and grassroots organizing.

“This song is our way of honoring Charlie’s courage, his faith and the millions of people he inspired,” says Owens. “We miss his voice, but the movement he helped build is still alive—and I hope this song reminds people that each of us can stand boldly for truth and carry that legacy forward.”

The chart success adds to Owens’ growing record of connecting with listeners around the world. Her music has generated more than 140 documented chart placements across 38 countries, including 7 #1s, 37 Top 10s and more than 90 Top 50 placements. Her breakout anthem “Trump Won” reached #1 on both the U.S. iTunes All Genres and Pop charts, while recent releases including “The Boss” and “The Somali Waltz” have continued that momentum.

“One year later, we still feel the weight of Charlie’s absence—but we also feel the power of everything he built,” says Parker Sigg, Vice President at Real America’s Voice, the streaming platform for The Charlie Kirk Show. “‘We Miss You, Charlie’ is our way of saying that his mission didn’t end with him—it’s being carried forward, louder than ever, by the millions of people he inspired.”

The official music video premiered alongside the single, bringing Owens and Gaither together for a moving visual tribute. Two vinyl editions are also available through the Real America’s Voice Shop, with purchasers receiving immediate access to a digital download of the song.

ABOUT NATASHA OWENS

Once cancelled for her vocal support of President Trump and conservative values, the former Christian music mainstay has become a popular MAGA brand, vindicated by the massive success of her #1 smash hit “Trump Won.” Despite ongoing censorship, her music has topped music charts and generated billions of social media impressions, solidifying her as a leading voice at the intersection of faith, patriotism, and culture.

Owens released her long-awaited 7th studio album, "That America" (Radiate Music) in October. She has been a frequent performer at CPAC events, Mar A Lago, and many other conservative gatherings around the world. She’s had extensive media coverage including appearances on Fox News, Newsmax, Real America’s Voice, One America News Network, Huckabee, War Room with Steve Bannon, The Eric Metaxas Show, Wayne Allyn Root, Just the News Not Noise, Lindell TV with Mike Lindell, CNN, Al Jezeera, and HLN, among others.

For more information, visit www.NatashaOwensMusic.com.

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