Every 2000s UK Chart Number 1 Song! (2000-2009)
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- Counting down all 275 number 1 songs on the UK chart in the 2000s (beginning of 2000 to the end of 2009).
Here is the same video for the 1980s, every UK chart #1 song - • Every 1980s UK Chart N...
Let me know your rankings and favourites in the comments. Cheers!
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Here is the same video for the 1980s, every UK chart #1 song - czcams.com/video/97ZX6hlv4Gk/video.html
A+ video!
LOVE IT! What great hits!
x Oasis, Limpbizkit, Pink, Eminem, Tupac, Justin Timberlake, and Kylie Minoque are all on my list of Favorite Musical Artists.
x Westlife is virtually unknown in the U.S...but they sound so great! (I'm going to check out more of their music)
x There are a lot of bands (All Saints, S Club 7, McFly, Blue, Girls Outloud, Sugababes) I am going to check out or check out more after this video, lots of great hits!
Now this takes me back. I am a child of the 00s myself (Eminem's Stan was number one the day I was born)
And I still cannot believe Bob the Builder's Mambo No 5 was number one on *that* day. Bob may be able to fix anything but even he couldn't fix the Twin Towers ...
I remembered that Bob The Builder had gone to number 1 but completely forgot he had TWO number ones lol not even sure they were charity singles either which is crazy! Cheers
Honestly only watched this for the Rage Against The Machine, but it was an…interesting…ride to get there, to put it mildly. Here I am lamenting how I’ve heard enough McFly clips to last a lifetime, then a famous American annoyance like “Dilemma” comes on & I’m thinking “Couldn’t they just put another WestLand song or something at #1 this week & call it a day?” But that RATM campaign completely redeemed them. Thanks for putting it all together!
Yeah this was a bizarre decade for UK pop charts it seems, at least at the very top of it anyway. That campaign definitely gave us some hope, when i do the 2010s we will see if it made much difference though! Thanks for watching all the way through too lol.
Thanks for the 👍👍👍 on Rage
80s >>>>>>>>>> 2000 😢