en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_Are_Charlie_Kirk

This sentence gets the release order wrong.

Apple Music lists "We Are Charlie Kirk - Single" as released on September 16, 2025. A separate Apple Music page lists the album "Charlie Kirk Forever Alive" as released on September 18, 2025. Because the single predates the album by two days, the song was not initially released as the final track of the album; it was first released as its own single and only later appeared on the album.

So the song may indeed appear as the album's final track, but saying it was initially released as that album track is contradicted by the platform's own release dates.

The release sequence here is incorrect.

Apple Music lists "We Are Charlie Kirk - Single" with a release date of September 16, 2025. Apple Music separately lists "Charlie Kirk Forever Alive" as an 11-song album released on September 18, 2025.

Because the standalone single was out two days before the album, the song was not initially uploaded as part of that album. It may later have appeared as the album's final track, but it was first released independently.

The chart positions in this sentence do not match archived Billboard chart snapshots.

A search-result preview for an archived Billboard Hot Christian Songs page captured on December 5, 2025 shows "21 ... We Are Charlie Kirk", indicating the song was already at No. 21 on the chart for the week of December 6, 2025. A second archived Billboard snapshot for the chart dated December 13, 2025 also shows "21 ... We Are Charlie Kirk".

That contradicts the article's claim that the song debuted at No. 26 on December 6 and then peaked at No. 21 the following week. The archived chart evidence instead indicates No. 21 on both weeks.