Out in fourth place is the 2004 classic that gave us that iconic and pioneering music video. If anyone was in doubt that sex sells... :lol: I wonder how successful 'Call On Me' would have been without that particular visual. I mean, the label even had the main star of the video on the single cover and an uncut DVD single was released alongside the standard CD. The track spent five non-consecutive weeks at #1 in the autumn of 2004 - sandwiching Robbie Williams' 'Radio' in the process. It also reached the top 10 across Europe and Australia! The song has never been one I've actively liked but I appreciate how iconic and well remembered it is.



So we are left with 3 songs! 2001, 2002 and 2009 are still represented. Vote for your least favourite. :teresa:

04. Eric Prydz - Call On Me [47.06%] 16 out of 34 votes
05. Scissor Sisters - I Don't Feel Like Dancin' [36.84%] 14 out of 38 votes
06. Katy Perry - I Kissed A Girl [27.50%] 11 out of 40 votes
07. James Blunt - You're Beautiful [26.47%] 9 out of 34 votes
08. Michael Andrews & Gary Jules - Mad World [28.95%] 11 out of 38 votes
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

Atomic Kitten again. :drama: It needs to leave!

Call On Me is a certified classic although not amongst my absolute noughties faves.

 

Cheryl Cole to go, really like all 3 though.

Dilemma to go.

f*** sake, have you all no ears? HOW is Dilemma leading this? I’ve gone for Whole Again this time even though Fight For This Love isn’t really top 2 material.

'Whole Again' needs to go!

 

'Call On Me' is a 00s dance classic, shame that didn't quite crack the top 3.

All three are iconic in their own way, but have to say Dilemma to round.

 

Atomic Kitten for the win <3

I went for Cheryl. I like FFTL and 'Whole Again' but 'Dilemma' is the only one that should win.

Cheryl out. I don't mind who wins out of the others. Both wouldn't be in my top 3 here though.

Dilemma.

Dilemma.