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Greatest Hits Lead Single Survivor: Round I

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  1. 1. LEAST favourite from Group A?

    • Chain Reaction (Steps)
      3
    • Something Kinda Ooooh (Girls Aloud)
      2
    • Keeps Gettin' Better (Christina Aguilera)
      4
    • I Believe In You (Kylie Minogue)
      1
    • Radio (Robbie Williams)
      2
    • When I'm Gone (Eminem)
      2
    • 3 (Britney Spears)
      3
    • Stand Up for Love (Destiny's Child)
      12
    • In Demand (Texas)
      5
    • Someone Like Me (Atomic Kitten)
      4

  2. 2. LEAST favourite from Group B?

    • Raise Your Glass (Pink)
      0
    • Celebration (Madonna)
      0
    • Voodoo People (The Prodigy)
      7
    • Headlines (Spice Girls)
      14
    • One More Chance (Michael Jackson)
      8
    • Easy (Sugababes)
      0
    • My Prerogative (Britney Spears)
      4
    • It's My Life (No Doubt)
      0
    • Fortune Faded (Red Hot Chili Peppers)
      2
    • Say Goodbye (S Club 7)
      3

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Time to decide which greatest hits of the 2000s' lead single is the worst of each group! The decade gave us some good, and some outright bad.

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Stand Up For Love and Headlines, the latter mainly because it was such a giant step down from the hits of their heyday.

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That DC song is simply stunning and I will forever love it, but not surprised it’s in the lead….

I feel like Headlines gets a lot of hate because it broke the Top 2 streak the SG had. It is not as bad a song as these results make it out to be.
I feel like Headlines gets a lot of hate because it broke the Top 2 streak the SG had. It is not as bad a song as these results make it out to be.

 

I'd probably be inclined to like it more for that reason. Hideous song :puke2:

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