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Round 7: End Of Year Number 38 SURVIVOR

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LEAST FAVE 39 members have voted

  1. 1. Vote for your LEAST favourite

    • Zombie Nation-Kerkraft 400
      11
    • Amerie-1 Thing
      12
    • Nelly Furtado Feat Timbaland-Promiscuous
      10
    • Mark Ronson Feat Daniel Merriweather-Stop Me
      6

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Crazy Town are finally out. Butterfly was a massive No.3 hit in April 2001. I personally never got the fuss and am surprised it finished top 5 here.

 

 

 

5th place Crazy Town-Butterfly [32.50%] (13 votes out of 40)

6th place Mr Hudson Feat Kanye West-Supernova [36.11%] (13 votes out of 36)

7th place Busta Rhymes & Mariah Carey-I Know What You Want [43.33%] (13 votes out of 30)

8th place TI Feat Rihanna-Live Your Life [33.33%] (8 votes out of 24)

9th place Cassidy Feat R Kelly-Hotel [51.61%] (16 votes out of 31)

10th place One True Voice-Sacred Trust/After You’re Gone [41.67%] (15 votes out of 37)

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Zombie nation to go, to leave a solid top 3
Amerie again - shame Butterfly is out. That would probably have been my choice to win - was quite obsessed with it at the time.
Nelly furtado and honestly, her worst single

Amerie is the best song left for me

 

When people say Nelly Furtado sold out, Promiscuous is the song on Loose that defines that. Still a good song but for me not a patch on a lot of the songs on Whoa Nelly & Folklore

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Kernkraft can’t leave must be one of the most iconic dance tunes of that era!
does this vote suggest that Daniel Merriweather will get a win after coming close with Red?!
Best song left could be gone :( (Stop Me is fine enough I suppose so that'll be my vote to win out of Nelly and Amerie if they are the top 3)

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