Take that, Mr. Gwyneth Paltrow!

So Coldplay, who are being positioned as the new U2, the next big super group, the best thing since sliced bread just because they write and perform catchy music and the lead singer is married to a movie star, were kicked off their spot of having the top spot on the nation's Billboard chart by none other than the last remaining old school hero of country music, Mr. George Strait. As much as people want to assume George's day has come and gone, he once again proves he's here to stay with his new album debuting on top of the all-music genre charts.

Here's the news brief:

George Strait's Somewhere Down in Texas knocking Coldplay's X&Y off the top of the charts after selling close to 245,000 copies in the week ended July 3, per Nielsen SoundScan. X&Y dropping to number three and the Ying Yang Twins' USA (United State of Atlanta) debuting at number two.

Now the only question is, who are in the hell are the Ying Yang Twins?!!