Out second in ninth place is the 2009 track 'Number 1' by Tinchy Stryder and N-Dubz. The track funnily enough was each act's first Number 1 (and the only in N-Dubz's case) - it spent three weeks at the top in May 2009. It firmly belongs on the bad side of music from 2009 - a year that delivered Gaga domination, the highest singles sales in years and high-profile X Factor performances from major artists. The track sounds very dated and, having detested N-Dubz ever since I saw their music videos on Channel U (lol), I have never liked it. Job well done in kicking it out. :clap: :kink:

 

Vote in Buzzjack's Favourite Noughties Single: The Final Rate - links in my signature! :cheer: Deadline is coming up!

 

 

 

 

09. Tinchy Stryder feat. N-Dubz - Number 1 [37.50%] 15 out of 40 votes

10. DJ Pied Piper & The Masters of Ceremonies - Do You Really Like It? [35.00%] 14 out of 40 votes

'If Tomorrow Never Comes' again!

Tinchy Stryder was laughably bad in retrospect wasn't he? :') It reminds me of my school days.

 

Still going with Mario Winans~

 

 

Ronan surviving another round. :cheeseblock: it's legit one of his best songs for me!

 

'How To Save A Life'. Didn't mind it at first but boy did it get nauseating the more I heard it.

 

Two songs I don’t actually mind have gone with some pretty awful drivel left. I’ll stick with Ronan.

I dont wanna know.

I Don't Wanna Know.

Mario Winans to leave.

Ronan would be a much more odd protest vote than Wheatus tbh.

Ronan will come top 4 after finishing 2nd bottom in every round :D

 

Tis a bad list tho, other than Do You Really Like It the only other track I love is Bring Me To Life.

King Ronan just casually kinging

Tbf I know I want Ronan out but Mario Winans, Daniel Powter, the Fray and Flo Rida are all awful as well and that Lily Allen song is nothing to shout home about.