“Baby Boy” was included on Beyoncé’s debut album “Dangerously In Love” and Sean Paul’s “Dutty Rock”. It had been a very successful year for both artists who had both had multi week #1s, although after debuting at #2 in October 2003 this plunged straight out of the Top 10.

 

3rd: Beyoncé Featuring Sean Paul - Baby Boy (55%)

4th: Biffy Clyro - Mountains 13/29 votes (45%)

5th: Ian Carey Project - Get Shaky 9/31 votes (29%)

6th: Destiny’s Child - Girl 13/31 votes (42%)

7th: Brandy - What About Us 12/32 votes (38%)

8th: Mark Ronson Featuring Lily Allen - Oh My God 12/31 votes (39%)

9th: D12 - How Come 11/32 votes (34%)

10th: Dirty Pretty Things - Bang Bang You’re Dead 9/32 votes (28%)

I’m going for Jamiroquai: what a great old school sounding comeback hit.

Let's go Alice Deejay - snubbed by Radio 1 when they playlisted almost every Top 10 hit (and there were a lot of them in 2000) but I always liked it!

Definitely Alice Deejay to win out of these two but both are good!

I prefer Will I Ever, and I'm glad and equally shocked to see it make the final! Such a catchy song that I was obsessed with.

 

It was much more of a pure pop song than their other material, and with the 'na na na na way oh' refrain, it almost makes me wonder if it was meant for Vengaboys (same producers behind both acts, and some album tracks often sounded...recycled).

 

 

Jamiroquai - Little L

Destiny’s Child / Brandy / Beyoncé

 

Failing that Alice Deejay!

Jamiroquai but not really fussed on either tbh.

Jamiroquai for the win.

Jamiroquai

Jamiroquai to win, one of their best.

Jamiroquai to win