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She's lasted 2010-2015 now, which isn't something we can look down on imo. I think the media hype in 2011 made a lot of people hate her, but that was never Jessie J's fault.

 

On the contrary, I think most of it was her fault. It was her who quite blatantly divided people into two camps, the "Heartbeats" and "Haters".

 

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I don't look down on Jessie J for her continued success. I look down on those who purchase her music.
The most popular song of 2003 was 'Where Is the Love?' by the Black Eyed Peas (sales don't lie :kink:)

 

The top 10 singles for that year was:

 

In regards to cultural impact though, I'd argue that numbers 1, 5, 6, 7 & 8 would head the pack, so I definitely see what you mean :P 'Ignition Remix', 'Bring Me To Life' & 'Breathe' were absolute monster hits too though. 2003 was a good year all in all! :wub:

 

 

I would argue the most classic songs on that top 10 list nowadays would be R.Kelly, Beyonce, 50 Cent, BEPs & Evanescence! But thats just me lol

Nice to see Ciara is holding up on iTunes. No chance of top 40 now but should hopefully get another couple weeks top 75.
I would argue the most classic songs on that top 10 list nowadays would be R.Kelly, Beyonce, 50 Cent, BEPs & Evanescence! But thats just me lol

 

I'd agree with all of that, even though I love Breathe too. I remember In Da Club made everyone want to be like 50 Cent and act all gangsta. :lol: I still think 2003 was the best year of the noughties for music, the amount of classics released that year that still sound fresh is remarkable.

 

:up: 07. Jessie J - Flashlight

 

Sorry T Boy, Bre etc.

In better news;

 

:up: 26. Disclosure - Holding On (feat. Gregory Porter)

 

Not far from 'Bang That's iTunes peak (#19). As it's their first actual single from album 2 it should be heading for the top 10 anyway, good progress for it so far

We also forgot 'Lose Yourself'! Surely Eminem's signature hit/one of the biggest rap songs of all time? Released just a week before Girls Aloud I think, so if we can include them, we can include him! :lol:

 

SO good to see Jessie slaying the charts again <3

#ALLA in the top 300

 

97. A$AP Rocky - Everyday (feat. Rod Stewart x Miguel x Mark Ronson)

127. A$AP Rocky - L$D

183. A$AP Rocky - Electric Body (feat. ScHoolboy Q)

207. A$AP Rocky - Everyday (feat. Rod Stewart x Miguel x Mark Ronson)

250. A$AP Rockey - L$D

 

'L$D' is one of the songs of the year so far and needs to be humongous. Radio 1 on board to make that happen please.

'Lose Yourself' isn't Eminem's biggest selling song (that would be LTWYL) but I'd definitely say it's more remembered/has more cultural impact!

 

It was #25 in the biggest selling songs of 2003 and #32 in the 2002 chart, and has been a good trickle seller, must be on about 900k sales or something

It was #25 in the biggest selling songs of 2003 and #32 in the 2002 chart, and has been a good trickle seller, must be on about 900k sales or something

A million seller, in fact! Including streams, that is (currently on 1.058m).

100 Charli XCX Famous

 

Good to see this has cracked the top 100, hopefully it'll make the top 100 on Spotify next week and manage to chart.

On the contrary, I think most of it was her fault. It was her who quite blatantly divided people into two camps, the "Heartbeats" and "Haters".

Not forgetting her renouncing her bisexuality as a phase :lol:

Not forgetting her renouncing her bisexuality as a phase :lol:

 

My personal favourite was when she ranted about people comparing her to Katy Perry and P!nk because of her hair, not because 'Domino' was a rip off of 'Last Friday Night' and 'It's My Party' was a rip off of 'Raise Your Glass'. :rolleyes:

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'It's My Party' was a rip off of 'Raise Your Glass'. :rolleyes:

 

Last time I checked it was a ripoff of the lift music in hell.

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