Round 7: End-of-Year Number 5 SURVIVOR

1. LEAST fave
- Rock DJ (Robbie Williams)
  
  17
- Don't Cha (Pussycat Dolls)
  
  11
- Rule the World (Take That)
  
  6

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Posted June 3, 20205 yr

Missing out on a spot in the final 3 and out in fourth place is Usher's 2004 single 'Yeah'. The track kicked 'Cha Cha Slide' off the top spot where it stayed for 2 weeks before McFly's debut single came to replace him. 'Yeah' became Usher's second UK number one - and his first in 6 years! (after 1998's 'U Make Me Wanna'). Arguably Usher's signature tune - or at least one of them - 'Yeah' received a lot of airplay in the UK at the time and dominated the early half of 2004 from my memory at least. The music backing is a bit iconic too - I feel like everyone growing up around the turn of the millennium would be able to recognise the opening bars. :lol: It isn't my favourite Usher song but I'm glad to see it perform well here as it is a noughties classic in my opinion.

*ADVERT* The 2004-2008 heats for Buzzjacks's Favourite Noughties Single are also still open. Links in my signature. :cheer:

So now we have the Pussycat Dolls sandwiched between the original line-up of Take That. :lol: Robbie on top and the other 4 below! Vote for your least favourite. :teresa:

04. Usher - Yeah [43.24%] 16 out of 37 votes
05. Will Young - Leave Right Now [33.33%] 12 out of 36 votes
06. Elvis Presley vs JXL - A Little Less Conversation [38.24%] 13 out of 34 votes
07. DJ Otzi - Hey Baby [47.22%] 17 out of 36 votes
08. Sandi Thom - I Wish I Was A Punk Rocker (With Flowers in My Hair) [32.43%] 12 out of 37 votes
08. Nickelback - Rockstar [32.43%] 12 out of 37 votes
10. Joe McElderry - The Climb [38.24%] 13 out of 34 votes