It did amazing to get thus far but we say goodbye to Five. Let’s Dance hit no.1 for two weeks in August 2001 blocking Sophie Ellis-Bextor. Famously the music video featured a cardboard cut out of Sean and they claimed ‘symmetry’ as a reason only four members appeared. Sean had of course quit the group and they split a month later. Several reunions have cropped up but they’ve never got back to Five.

 

Final time-now vote for your FAVOURITE.

 

 

3rd place Five-Let’s Dance [73.53%] (25 votes out of 34

4th place Big Brovaz-Nu Flow [56.67%] (17 votes out of 30)

5th place Jennifer Lopez Feat LL Cool J-All I Have [40.54%] (15 votes out of 37)

6th place Taylor Swift-Love Story Taylor Swift-Love Story [39.47%] (15 votes out of 38)

7th place Sisqo-Thong Song [33.33%] (12 votes out of 36)

8th place 50 Cent-Candy Shop [36.67%] (11 votes out of 30)

9th place Michael Andrews Feat Gary Jules-Mad World [23.53%] (8 votes out of 34)

10th place H Two O Feat Platnum-What’s It Gonna Be? [30.30%] (10 votes out of 33)

Has to be Nelly for the win!

Both great songs among my favourites from that those years.

 

Ended up choosing Say It Right.

Both would be good winners imo but Nelly edges it. Wasn't a fan of either of the first two singles from that era but SIR (and AGTCTAE) are great. SIR being in her top 3 songs for me.

Don't really get the fuss with Irreplaceable (and have indeed been voting for it until I realised it was futile), pretty Beyonce by the numbers.

 

I admittedly didn't use to get Say It Right either, but it's clicked with me a lot more over the years.

Both good songs but it has to be 'Say It Right'.

I prefer other songs by both artists but both decent songs

 

Have gone for Beyoncé

Say It Right by miles!

Say It Right to beat to the left, to the left song.

I do like Irreplaceable and I remember it was such a pleasant surprise when she came out with such a lovely song after Check On It and Deja Vu which weren’t great.

 

However Say It Right has to be the winner - what a fabulous set of singles that was from Nelly and of course this was the first ever Top 10 hit with no physical release (with a CD release it would have been even higher than year end #29).

Interesting trivia about Five there!

 

Nelly an easy pick to win.

Say it right.