2010 Results

 

Round 1 - Helping Haiti - Everybody Hurts - 17%

Round 2 - The Black Eyed Peas - The Time (Dirty Bit) - 24%

Round 3 - Yolanda Be Cool vs. DCUP - We No Speak Americano - 12%

Round 4 - Sidney Samson feat Wizzard Sleeve - Riverside (Let's Go) - 18%

Round 5 - Scouting For Girls - This Ain't a Love Song - 23%

Round 6 - Glee Cast - Don't Stop Believin' - 18%

Round 7 - Usher featuring will.i.am - OMG - 23%

Round 8 - Cheryl Cole - Promise This - 24%

Round 9 - Iyaz - Replay - 16%

Round 10 - Matt Cardle - When We Collide - 15%

Round 11 - Ellie Goulding - Your Song - 16%

Round 12 - Journey - Don't Stop Believin' - 13%

Round 13 - Jason Derulo - In my head - 14%

Round 14 - Tinie Tempah - Pass Out - 12%

Round 15 - Eminem featuring Rihanna - Love the Way You Lie - 12%

Round 16 - Eminem - Not Afraid - 17%

Round 17 - Jason Derulo - Ridin Solo - 18%

Ridin' Solo out now?! :lol: This is ridiculous. Looking back, that was one of the most loved songs of 2010.

 

I voted Telephone again. Such an insignifcant song. In comparison to Ridin' Solo, which was EVERYWHERE, and had everybody hyping over it for like 9 months, I had just one sole conversation about Telephone. A friend asked me "Hey, did you see the new Lady Gaga video?", and I said "Yeah". That was it. Such a non-song.

 

It needs to go.

Ridin' Solo out now?! :lol: This is ridiculous. Looking back, that was one of the most loved songs of 2010.

 

In what universe?!

 

In what universe?!

 

I agree. Its rubbish. In fact everything he has done is rubbish in my opinion.

Airplanes..... bores me

Rude Boy - Rihanna

Ridin Solo only sounds good in comparison to other Jason DeRulo songs, he's just terrible in general. Went with Teenage Dream, although there's still a lot of crap left.

Rude Boy - Rihanna

 

Theres alot there but I voted for Telephones by Lady Gaga & Beyoncé

Ridin' Solo out now?! :lol: This is ridiculous. Looking back, that was one of the most loved songs of 2010.

 

I voted Telephone again. Such an insignifcant song. In comparison to Ridin' Solo, which was EVERYWHERE, and had everybody hyping over it for like 9 months, I had just one sole conversation about Telephone. A friend asked me "Hey, did you see the new Lady Gaga video?", and I said "Yeah". That was it. Such a non-song.

 

It needs to go.

 

So you having 1 conversation about Telephone=insignificant song. This is the stupidest thing you've said since you declared the Lazy Song the same a couple of months ago. You often go on about the 'real world' yet appear so far removed from it yourself. Telephone was everywhere.

So you having 1 conversation about Telephone=insignificant song. This is the stupidest thing you've said since you declared the Lazy Song the same a couple of months ago. You often go on about the 'real world' yet appear so far removed from it yourself. Telephone was everywhere.

 

What world do YOU live in? :lol: Telephone was not everywhere at all. Not in my life at least. I've said this before, but Lady Gaga would practically not exist in my life if I didn't listen to Heart FM occasionally and go on Internet forums.

 

To be fair, I was in college then. 16-18 year-old males don't really seem to like Lady Gaga. :lol: Of course, I'm only basing this off 1,000 people that I went to college with, so it might not be representative of the country as a whole, but it's surely a LOT more representative than Buzzjack.

 

But now, I still hear Ridin' Solo in all sorts of places. I don't think I've heard Telephone in over a year, and even when it was popular, I practically never heard it, so forgive me for thinking it's insignificant. :blink:

What world do YOU live in? :lol: Telephone was not everywhere at all. Not in my life at least. I've said this before, but Lady Gaga would practically not exist in my life if I didn't listen to Heart FM occasionally and go on Internet forums.

 

To be fair, I was in college then. 16-18 year-old males don't really seem to like Lady Gaga. :lol: Of course, I'm only basing this off 1,000 people that I went to college with, so it might not be representative of the country as a whole, but it's surely a LOT more representative than Buzzjack.

 

But now, I still hear Ridin' Solo in all sorts of places. I don't think I've heard Telephone in over a year, and even when it was popular, I practically never heard it, so forgive me for thinking it's insignificant. :blink:

 

You arent basing it on 1,000 peoples opinion becuase I hardly think you went around and asked all 1,000 of them if they had heard last gagas song, especially since you already said you only spoke to 1 person about it.

 

Telephone has had 41,722 plays on radio so it really was everywhere so im guessing you dont listen to radio at all. Ridin Solo had 26,892 plays.

Edited November 28, 201113 yr by Dannyboy

What world do YOU live in? :lol: Telephone was not everywhere at all. Not in my life at least. I've said this before, but Lady Gaga would practically not exist in my life if I didn't listen to Heart FM occasionally and go on Internet forums.

 

To be fair, I was in college then. 16-18 year-old males don't really seem to like Lady Gaga. :lol: Of course, I'm only basing this off 1,000 people that I went to college with, so it might not be representative of the country as a whole, but it's surely a LOT more representative than Buzzjack.

 

But now, I still hear Ridin' Solo in all sorts of places. I don't think I've heard Telephone in over a year, and even when it was popular, I practically never heard it, so forgive me for thinking it's insignificant. :blink:

 

To be fair to you, Eric, from my experience it's the same. A lot of other singers, get talked about by my friends, half of them are in the rap Wiz Khalifa/Example/Drake thing, half of them tend to like things like The Saturdays, Coldplay, Will Young (the one who likes Will Young also, bizarrely likes Sean Paul (and Got 2 Luv U :wub:)), but that's getting besides the point. The fact is, that my friends, all 17-18 year old males, are not Lady Gaga fans. If any other song comes on the radio, they are likely to talk about it. Not with Gaga. Everyone just sits in silence with no comment. I don't mind. She's just not interesting enough. :angel:

 

Telephone I barely heard myself, although I did hear it a few times, and while it's my favourite Gaga song, with radio, it was nowhere. Ridin Solo, which I like also, was much more ubiquitous. This is before I got interested in music. Songs which came across to me at that point from the radio were the more powerful songs. Telephone wasn't one. I remember more people talking about California Gurls' video than Telephone's.

You arent basing it on 1,000 peoples opinion becuase I hardly think you went around and asked all 1,000 of them if they had heard last gagas song, especially since you already said you only spoke to 1 person about it.

 

Telephone has had 41,722 plays on radio so it really was everywhere so im guessing you dont listen to radio at all. Ridin Solo had 26,892 plays.

 

I listen to the radio quite a lot, but I just don't really listen to the sorts of stations that play Telephone. Only really Capital and Radio 1 that I listened to played Telephone.

 

And you know what I meant. :lol: If you've ever spent a lot of time around a lot of young people, you'll know that music is a main topic of conversation. There's other ways to estimate popularity of songs than actually physically asking people. I didn't exactly have to ask many people if they liked Ridin' Solo, because people were always just talking about it themselves. :lol:

 

But okay then, I apologize for saying that I find a song that I've heard at max. 5 times in the past 2 years (outside of Radio 1's chart show) wasn't significant to me.

Let's just all focus on the REAL problem here : the best song of this list is about to go out if nobody stops this MADNESS!! I'm going to start a petition.

Cee Lo Green - f*** You

Bruno Mars - Just the Way You Are