(Doing a Dobbo here with a survivor thread in under 24 hours but considering the landslide...)

 

No hesistating on the loser here as Missy Elliot got her marching orders with 'Get Ur Freak On', Missy's first solo top 10 hit over here peaking at #4 and relying on a lot of bhangra elements which is Punjab of South Asia's popular dance and music form featuring a six note base which is played on a tumbi and the bassline and rhythm played on a Tabla.

 

3rd Missy Elliot - Get Ur Freak On (21/31 Votes) [67.74%]

4th The Zutons - Valerie (14/31 Votes) [45.16%]

5th The 411 Ft Ghostface Killah - On My Knees (17/34 Votes) [50.00%]

6th Camille Jones vs. Fedde Le Grande - The Creeps (13/33 Votes) [39.39%]

7th The Saturdays - Just Can't Get Enough (10/35 Votes) [28.57%]

8th Jennifer Lopez Ft Nas - I'm Gonna Be Alright (9/31 Votes) [29.03%]

9th Ironik - Stay With Me (19/31 Votes) [61.29%]

10th Lock 'N' Load - Blow Ya Mind (16/40 Votes) [40.00%]

 

Vote Your Fave!

I'm a fan of both of these but I'm going for a Kaiser Chiefs win!

Hey Ya for me but I don’t mind either way!

Brilliant final :clap: both songs were in my top 40 chart hits of the decade! I Predict A Riot is awesome, but Hey Ya is awesomer.

OutKast to win :wub:

Like both but Kaiser Chiefs has endured for me. I kind of went off Hey Ya

Hey Ya! for me, as overplayed as it is, I always remember how fresh it sounded at the time.

Love both, but going with the Kaisers x (and I've tied it ooh xo)

Went fo Hey Ya..

Kaiser Chiefs by a mile

Pleasantly surprised by how close this is as I thought Outkast would clean up but I went for Kaiser Chiefs, much better song.

Hey Ya is one of the best songs of the decade for me so going for that but one of the best finals in ages

This is very much “song you’d hear ladz go mad to at a stag do” vs “song you’d hear ladies go mad to a hen do”.

 

And I stand with the ladies, for sure, Hey Ya easily.

 

Missy deserved :(

I used to like 'Hey Ya', but it seriously grates on me these days. Whereas I still get a great deal of enjoyment out of 'I Predict a Riot'.