Gym Class Heroes get shafted really early again. This time it's the follow up to 'Cupid's Chokehold', 'Clothes Off' which comes in 9th. It once again features Patrick Stump from Fall Out Boy who are in this survivor themselves with one of their songs. It uses the hook of the Jermaine Stewart 1986 single 'We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off' which they have just lazily kept the last two words of the title for. It peaked at 5. The groups first four singles all went top 10, until the single they released in 2012 that missed the top 40 altogether and ending their perfect top 10 Streak.

 

9. Gym Class Heroes - Clothes Off (15/31 Votes) [48.39%]

10. Daphne and Celeste - Ooh Stick You! (13/34 Votes) [38.24%]

 

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I really like that GCH track.

Moving to Girls Aloud now - not terrible but one of their least inspired early singles.

2Pac

2Pac. It relies a bit too heavily on Broken Dreams to me and isn't as interesting or absorbing as the likes of Changes or Ghetto Gospel.

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I really like that GCH track.

 

What is there to like about it? Genuinely curious!

 

Gonna go with 2Pac now.

2pac

What is there to like about it? Genuinely curious!

 

Gonna go with 2Pac now.

 

Maybe it was a product of its time but I liked all of GCH's early hits (in fact I can extend that to all of their hits bar Ass Back Home which was pretty meh). I thought it was quite a good sample and generally enjoy Patrick Stump's vocals on most things.

2Pac

2Pac.

2Pac featuring R.L. Huggar - Until The End Of Time

2Pac

Until The End Of Time