Continuing on with the 15th best selling song of the year we have.

Representing the UK year end charts: - Britney Spears: Oops!... I Did It Again

Representing the Australian year end charts: - P!nk: Most Girls

#25 - Independent Woman Pt 1 vs Let's Get Loud

#24 - Music vs It's My Life

#23 - Freestyler vs Thong Song

#22 - Life Is A Rollercoaster vs Who Let The Dogs Out

#21 - Out Of Your Mind vs Rock DJ

#20 - The Bad Touch vs Don't You Worry

#19 - American Pie vs She Bangs

#18 - Never Be The Same Again vs I Try

#17 - 7 Days vs Jumpin Jumpin

#16 - Lady (Hear Me Tonight) vs Shine

Britney easily here, a classic of hers and the video is a classic too. 2000 P!nk wasn't fab for me.

Britney for me too. Agreed with Rob really, Most Girls was probably my favourite from the first era but R&B P!nk wasn't really my bag.

I know she's always been bigger in Australia than basically anywhere else so it's interesting that this was true right from the start. Top 15 of the year is no mean feat for her second single.

18 minutes ago, Roba. said:

Britney easily here, a classic of hers and the video too is a classic too. 2000 P!nk wasn't fab for me.

Basically this for me too.

Echoing the thoughts of you three @Roba., @gooddelta & @awardinary. Voting for Britney.

I love P!nk, but not so much her R'n'B era. Though I do like Most Girls and There You Go.

There's just something iconic about Britney's Oops!... I Did It Again.

Edited 23 hours ago23 hr by Paddington James

Yep I agree with everyone so far, P!nk hadn't hit her stride yet while this song/video package is a Britney classic 🤩

Britney.

Big win for BS!

Britney, although that's not really a favourite of hers (even from that period)

Interesting fact in regards to the Australian year end charts.

Lucky was #29 on the year end charts for 2000 in Australia.

Oops!… I Did It Again was #35 on the year end charts for 2000 in Australia.

So by the end of 2000 Lucky had sold more than Oops! even though Oops! was at #1 for two weeks and Lucky only got to #3. It was also released three months after Oops! was.