At the end of Round 2 we say goodbye to the immortal 2000 novelty classic 'Who Let the Dogs Out?' by the Baha Men. The song never actually reached #1 - having to settle for the number 2 spot thanks to Steps and Westlife. The track was a worldwide hit; reaching #1 in Australia and the top 10 across Europe. In the US it was less successful, limping to #40. It was one of those that everyone in my primary school seemed to know and find hilarious - similar to 'Witch Doctor'. :lol: Anyway, it is a song I'd rather not listen to these days and I'm content with it falling out second. :kink:

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Vote for your least favourite. :teresa:

09. Baha Men - Who Let the Dogs Out? [47.83%] 22 out of 46 votes
10. Leon Jackson - When You Believe [34.88%] 15 out of 43 votes

James Blunt again!

Cheryl is definitely the weakest one here. Unpopular opinion I know lol.

 

Everything else I like.

 

Edit: Scissor Sisters only one with no vote yet :o

Edited May 18, 20205 yr by Rob S

It’s got to be Katy Perry. She’s a terrible singer in general but this is almost her very worst. An attention seeking single that did the trick.

voted for Mad World...I love almost everything what's left!!!

James Blunt for me. Although not that fond of Eric Prydz either.

Mad world.

Mad World for me to go.

 

 

Dilemma.

Can't believe Baha Men were the 4th highest selling song tbh!

 

I have now ensured every song has 1 vote with my vote going to Scissor Sisters.