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Which acts who have had at least one #1 hit single don't deserve to have any.

 

My thinks

 

Westlife

McFly

Busted

Beyonce

Destiny's Child

Chico

Shayne Ward

Will Young

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Most of them that get a #1 nowadays.

Like we need to add anymore other than McFly :puke: :puke: and Westlife!!??

 

Though, i think som eof the Beatles stuff was quite overrated and didnt deserve number one (senses controversy, oops!!!!)

Which acts who have had at least one #1 hit single don't deserve to have any.

 

My thinks

 

Westlife

McFly

Busted

Beyonce

Destiny's Child

I'd agree with the first 3, but poor Beyonce, you just don't like her do you ;)

 

I'm still surprised that Westlife managed more than a handful of #1s let alone still continue to have them. My Dotmusic 2001 prediction that they would be splitting up sooner rather than later just never did come true...

 

I thought Elvis presely was WAY overrated.

I suppose he was a breath of fresh air to the rather stale charts of the mid-50s, but I agree about him being overrated. He rarely wrote songs and beyond his "prime" years of the mid to late 50s and a brief spell in the very early 70s he was just another singer.

I thought Elvis presely was WAY overrated.

Well we have ANY of the #1 singles we have without him though. ;)

Beyonce does, shes great!

 

Crazy Frog :puke2: Razorlight

 

 

Westlife??

 

They don't seserve at least one no.1?

 

Ok they may not deserve 13 but they deserve 6-7 No.1's

Shayne Ward - and any Pop Idol / X Factor 'winner' bar Will Young

Wetlife

any novelty record

there's nothing wrong with an act having one or two #1s (even the Crazy Frog's of this world!), it's the way acts began to have #1 after #1. At one time getting to #1 was a major achievement, in the late 90s and the early 00s it became a marketing exercise.

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