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Leona Lewis has enough of the material for it A Moment Like This Bleeding Love Better In Time Footprints In The Sand I Will Be Forgive Me Run Happy I See You I Got You Stop Crying Your Heart Out Collide Hurt Lovebirds One More Sleep Fire Under My Feet Thunder plus a Deluxe edition with a few fan favourites like Whatever It Takes, Outta My Head, Yesterday and such.

Oh, yeah forgot about Nadia.

According to Wikipedia, the Portuguese 2009 Eurovision entry hit #158. But I guess Rui Da Silva is the only one to hit the UK top 100. Some other Portuguese acts have had some success in other European countries but the UK is total different ballgame.

My favourite year of the 90's with so many different genres excelling in the charts from dance to brit-pop, from bubblegum pop to r&b/hip-hop.

It's a crying shame that for all its 10 weeks at #1 and its 2000's classic status, "Umbrella" has actually sold so little.

Is Rui Da Silva is the only actual Portuguese act to chart in the UK?

Although I respect him for taking another route to his career and making music the way he wants and not how people would expect him to or based on commercial intents, I feel that it's such a shame that Robert Miles didn't prolongate his 1996 sucess for a little more time. But I do like the 23 AM album and I totally love "Freedom" which is just as wonderful as Children, Fable and One&One. jtKMtcb4PzE

Still love this part of the lyrics "Let me dream of makin' mad love to my girl on the heath Tearin' off tights with my teeth"

What is the highest position a track has reached on streams alone so far?

It seems that they repeat "Get rid of soccer noise Get rid of soccer noise Get rid of soccer noise Get rid of soccer noise..."

I think that Justin Bieber's "Sorry" dance video is like a tribute to the Macarena one. One of the sample laughs is from Allison Moyet's in Yazoo's "Situation" and contrary to popular belief, the "I'm not trying to seduce you" wasn't taken from The Graduate but from a Janet Jackson interlude.

401. "Rescue Me" You Me At Six feat. Chiddy (1 week) Reached #1: 2 October 2011 UK Chart Peak: #21 Featuring Chiddy from Chiddy Bang, "Rescue Me" was You Me At Six's first ever chart entry in my chart. They went on to have three more top 40 hits in my chart, the biggest being 2013's "Lived A Lie" that hit #17. 3kIIMefEdr4

400. "Titanium" David Guetta feat. Sia (1 week) Reached #1: 25 September 2011 UK Chart Peak: #1 Originally written by Sia for Alicia Keys and firstly intended to be recorded by Katy Perry, "Titanium" was recorded by Mary J. Blige, only for in the end the version with Sia's own vocals being the one making into the Nothing But The Beat album. At the time it was #1 in my chart, it was still only a promotional track but due to its proper release in early 2012, it stayed 21 weeks in my top 40. The song was a chart-topping hit in the UK and Israel as well. JRfuAukYTKg

399. "All Fired Up" The Saturdays (2 weeks) Reached #1: 11 September 2011 UK Chart Peak: #3 The Saturdays had nine top 10 hits in my chart, but "All Fired Up" was the only one who hit #1. Among the co-writers of the song is Uzoechi Emmenike, better known as MNEK. KdtIfp7WB0w

398. "Glad You Came" The Wanted (1 week) Reached #1: 4 September 2011 UK Chart Peak: #1 In the exceptionally hot summer of 2011, The Wanted's "Glad You Came" worked like a charm. Having only chalked minor hits in my chart before, this was a total turn of fate for the Anglo-Irish fivesome, who went on to score four more top 10 hits in my chart, the biggest being 2013's "We Own The Night" that hit #3. "Glad You Came" was also The Wanted's most commercially successful hit worldwide, not only hitting #1 in the UK and Ireland, but also hitting the US top 3. 2ggzxInyzVE

I only started remotely liking Albatraoz after this ad: ai-PF0bBwhA

I never heard that Natasha Thomas song on the list. But I still listen a lot to this: EogR9FAgNpI

Me too.

When I heard Born Slippy Nuxx for the first time I just thought "Man, the guy is so annoying, won't he ever shut up?" I think I started really enjoying on the 42nd or 43rd listen but I love it ever since. And it's perfect to illustrate Trainspotting's final scenes.

Mega mega mega iconic? ;)

2014 01 She Looks So Perfect 2014 11 Don't Stop 2014 10 Amnesia 2014 14 Good Girls 2015 27 She's Kinda Hot

2012 02 Euphoria 2012 01 My Heart Is Refusing Me 2012 20 Crying Out Your Name 2013 13 Heal 2013 10 We Got The Power 2015 29 Paperlight (Higher) 2015 01 I'm In It With You

397. "Skyscraper" Demi Lovato (3 weeks) Reached #1: 14 August 2011 UK Chart Peak: #7 For all her previous work, Demi Lovato still hadn't a hit in my chart. That all changed with "Skyscraper" hitting #1. The record features backing vocals by Jordin Sparks. r_8ydghbGSg

396. "Back To Black" Amy Winehouse (2 weeks) Reached #1: 31 July 2011 UK Chart Peak: #8 Originally a #10 hit in my chart in 2008, "Back To Black" re-entered my chart straight at #1 following Amy Winehouse's death on July 23, 2011. It also climbed to the top of the charts in Greece. Beyonce and Andre 3000 recorded a version of this song for the 2013 film The Great Gatsby soundtrack. TJAfLE39ZZ8

395. "Shelter" Birdy (1 week) Reached #1: 24 July 2011 UK Chart Peak: #50 Birdy's two number 1 hits of 2011 in my chart were only separated by Lady Gaga. "Shelter" was orginally recorded by The xx. QXwPUYU8rTI