Round 4: End-of-Year Number 17 SURVIVOR

1. LEAST fave
- 7 Days (Craig David)
  
  4
- Sound of the Underground (Girls Aloud)
  
  3
- These Words (Natasha Bedingfield)
  
  7
- I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor (Arctic Monkeys)
  
  6
- Foundations (Kate Nash)
  
  18
- The Promise (Girls Aloud)
  
  7
- Bad Romance (Lady Gaga)
  
  2

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Posted November 23, 20205 yr

Third out and the third consecutive casualty to receive more than 40% of the vote to be booted out is Razorlight and their 2006 hit 'America'. Released in October 2006, the song became the band's first and only number one single after scoring a #3 hit with 'In The Morning' earlier that year. I don't know what made 'America' more of a success than their other singles... it's a rather nondescript, MOR indie track which offers nothing that makes me want to listen to it again. :kink: Good riddance I say.

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08. Razorlight - America [41.18%] 14 out of 34 votes

09. Bob The Builder - Mambo No. 5 [52.27%] 23 out of 44 votes

10. Shane Richie - I'm Your Man [60.00%] 27 out of 45 votes

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November 23, 20205 yr

Author

Time for Kate Nash to go.

November 23, 20205 yr

Might as well return to Kate Nash since she's now been picking up more votes. Her voice is intolerable.

Edit: However all the songs I dislike have started off with the votes (Kate, GA - The Promise & Natasha) so yay.

Edited November 23, 20205 yr by Rob S~

November 23, 20205 yr

Switching to 'These Words' now

November 23, 20205 yr

I don't mind America but agree that it's rather unspectacular among their discography & a weird #1 single looking back.

November 23, 20205 yr

Author

I will happily accept either 'Foundations' or 'These Words' going. The latter is an example of good artist getting a number one with one of their worst singles (also see Maroon 5 :kink:).