Pop's Top 200 - 1985-2015

[popstop]

Pop's Top 200: 1985-2015

My 5000th post! Yay me! And I am going to celebrate by posting my top 200 favorite songs of the last thirty years, much of it based on my personal charts! I plan to post a few songs every day until the chart is done. It is the Summer of Popstop!

How did I get into doing my own personal charts? My older (fifteen years older!) brother had done his own charts, starting in 1985 before I was born. He carried on doing this until 1993 or so. He tried to get my older sister interested, but she couldn't have been less enthused and I believe today her life is sadder for it. ;)

My brother got me interested though! I started charting in 1997, but I also have retro charts I created based on the years my brother was charting - but I moved a lot of songs around because some of those songs have not aged well. 

The majority of this list is based on those charts. Where they made my personal chart, I will include where the song peaked, for how long, and what date.

My rules for my list:

1. I have a couple songs in 1985 that were released in 1984, but they peaked on Billboard in 1985, so I will count them for this chart.
   
2. In order to increase the variety of this list, I am only going to make one song per artist eligible for the list.
3. Songs released after June 15th, which is when I will start this list, are not eligible. 
4. I have sought decade parity for this list, so about as many songs from the 1980s would appear as 2010s.

Stay tuned. I hope all my Pulse friends follow this.

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THE TOP 200

01. Bootylicious - Destiny's Child (2001)
02. Rolling in the Deep - Adele (2011)
03. Love Shack - B-52s (1989)
04. La Camisa Negra - Juanes (2005)
05. Something to Talk About - Bonnie Raitt (1991)
06. How Will I Know? - Whitney Houston (1986)
07. Lose Yourself - Eminem (2002)
08. Rehab - Amy Winehouse (2007)
09. Bad Romance - Lady Gaga (2010)
10. The Rockafeller Skank - Fatboy Slim (1998)

11. Into the Groove - Madonna (1985)
12. Jump Around - House of Pain (1992)
13. Girls and Boys - Blur (1994)
14. Groove Is In The Heart - Deee-lite (1990)
15. Bloesem - Sam Feldt & De Hofnar (2014)
16. Never Forget You(2009)/That Girl (2012) - The Noisettes [TIE]
17. Pump Up the Volume - M/A/R/R/S (1988)
18. (You Spin Me) Round Like a Record - Dead or Alive (1985)
19. Criminal - Fiona Apple (1997)
20. Crazy - Gnarls Barkley (2006)/f**k You - CeeLo Green (2010) [TIE]

21. Get Lucky - Daft Punk featuring Pharrell (2013)
22. Hey Ya! - Outkast (2003)
23. All Apologies - Nirvana (1993)
24. Truffle Butter - Nicki Minaj ft. Drake and Lil Wayne (2015)
25. Fallin' - Alicia Keys (2001)
26. Walk Like an Egyptian - The Bangles (1987)
27. Dedication to My Ex (Miss That) - Lloyd ft. Andre 3000 (2011)
28. LDN - Lily Allen (2007)
29. Vasoline - Stone Temple Pilots (1994)
30. Toxic - Britney Spears (2003)

31. All I Want for Christmas Is You - Mariah Carey (1994)
32. Work It - Missy Elliot (2002)
33. Viva La Vida - Coldplay (2008)
34. The Honeymoon Is Over - The Cruel Sea (1993)
35. Wrap It Up - The Fabulous Thunderbirds (1986)
36. Zero - The Yeah Yeah Yeahs (2009)
37. I Touch Myself - Divinyls (1991)
38. Somebody That I Used to Know - Gotye ft. Kimbra (2012)
39. Crazy in Love - Beyonce ft. Jay-Z (2003)
40. Enter Sandman - Metallica

41. La Bamba - Los Lobos (1987)
42. She-Wolf - Shakira (2009)
43. With Or Without You - U2 (1987)
44. Kiss Them For Me - Siouxsie and the Banshees (1991)
45. Mercy - Duffy (2008)
46. Superman (It’s Not Easy) – Five For FIghting (2001)
47. Last Resort – Papa Roach (2000)
48. (Don’t You) Forget About Me – Simple Minds (1985)
49. Problem – Ariana Grande ft. Iggy Azalea (2014)
50. Casa – Natalia y La Forquetina (2004)

51. No You Girls – Franz Ferdinand (2009)
52. Birdhouse in Your Soul – They Might Be Giants (1991)
53. Blurred Lines – Robin Thicke ft. Pharrel (2013)
54. The Sign – Ace of Base (1994)
55. Doesn’t Remind Me – Audioslave (2005)
56. My Lovin’ (You’re Never Gonna Get It) – En Vogue (1992)
57. Addicted to Love – Robert Palmer (1986)
58. Always – Atlantic Starr (1987)
59. Put the Gun Down – ZZ Ward (2012)
60. This Love – Maroon 5 (2004)

61. Little Fluffy Clouds – The Orb (1991)
62. Take Your Mama – Scissor Sisters (2004)
63. Grenade – Bruno Mars (2011)/Uptown Funk – Mark Ronson ft. Bruno Mars (2014)
64. Hourglass – Squeeze (1987)
65. Thrift Shop – Macklemore & Ryan Lewis (2013)
66. Give Me One Reason – Tracy Chapman (1997)
67. Move Your Feet – Junior Senior (2005)
68. Bulletproof – La Roux (2010)
69. Wild, Wild West – Escape Club (1988)
70. Boulevard of Broken Dreams – Green Day (2005)

71. Waterfalls – TLC (1995)
72. Under the Bridge – Red Hot Chili Peppers (1992)
73. We Belong – Pat Benatar (1985)
74. Wrong Way – Sublime (1997)
75. Titanium – David Guetta ft. Sia (2011)
76. King – Years and Years (2015)
77. Hey There Delillah (2007)
78. Be Mine – Cecilia the Band (2005)
79. Nookie – Limp Bizkit (1999)
80. It’s Alright (Baby’s Coming Back) – The Eurythmics (1986)

81. Gulf Breeze – Eat Static (1990)
82. The Crablouse – Lords of Acid (1992)
83. SexyBack – Justin Timberlake (2006)
84. Shoop – Salt N’ Pepa (1993)
85. Love and Hope – Ozomatli (2008)
86. Timebomb – Beck (2007)
87. If You Let Me Stay – Terence Trent D’Arbb (1988)
88. Stars – Grace Potter and the Nocturnals (2013)
89. Body Movin’ – Beastie Boys (Fatboy Slim remix) – (1999)
90. Nothin’ To Lose – Josh Gracin (2005)

91. Closer – Nine Inch Nails (1993)
92. Looking for a New Love – Jody Watley (1987)
93. Seven Day Fool – Jully Black (2007)
94. Don’t Make Me Dream About You – Chris Isaak (1990)
95. 7 – Prince (1991)
96. Don’t Know Why – Norah Jones (2003)
97. Love Me Like You Do – Ellie Goulding (2015)
98. I Don’t Want Your Love – The Waterlillies (1993)
99. Killing Me Softly With His Song – The Fugees (1996)
100. Axel F – Harold Faltermeyer (1985)

101. I Gotta Feeling – Black Eyed Peas (2009)
102. Diamonds and Guns – The Transplants (2003)
103. Zoot Suit Riot – Cherry Poppin’ Daddies (1997)
104. Bring Me to Life – Evanescence (2003)
105. Kandi – One EskimO (2010)
106. No One in the World – Anita Baker (1986)
107. California Love – Tupac (1996)
108. Orange Colored Sky – Natalie Cole (1992)
109. Breakout – Swing Out Sister (1986)
110. Supernova – Liz Phair (1994)

111. The Way I Are – Timbaland (2008)
112. Wake Me Up – Avicii ft. Aloe Blacc (2013)
113. Dirty Diana – Michael Jackson (1988)
114. S&M – Rihanna (2011)
115. Crush – Jennifer Paige (1998)
116. I Am Not My Hair – India Arie (2007)
117. You Know I’m No Good – Arctic Monkeys (2007)
118. Lovefool – The Cardigans (1996)
119. Sleeping Bag – ZZ Top (1986)
120. Can’t Get You Out of My Head – Kylie Minogue (2002)

121. How Do I Live – Leann Rimes (1997)
122. Blue Monday – New Order (1988)
123. Hit – The Sugarcubes (1990)
124. What You Waiting For? – Gwen Stefani (2004)
125. Miss Chatelaine – kd lang (1992)
126. Mykonos – Fleet Foxes (2009)
127. Next To Me – Emeli Sande (2013)
128. Parachute – Otto Knows (2014)
129. Black Velvet – Alannah Myles (1990)
130. Roll to Me – Del Amitri (1995)

131. Handlebars – The Flobots (2008)
132. True Colors- Cyndi Lauper (1986)
133. Habits – Tove Lo (2014)
134. The Mummer’s Dance – Loreena McKennit (1998)
135. Fireflies – Owl City (2009)
136. Mama Said Knock You Out – LL Cool J (1992)
137. Bodies – Drowning Pool (2002)
138. Walking on Sunshine – Katrina and the Waves (1985)
139. Biscuits – Kacey Musgraves (2015)
140. Good Vibrations – Marky Mark & the Funky Bunch (1991)

141. Macarena – Los Del Rio (1995)
142. Black Horse and the Cherry Tree – KT Tunstall (2006)
143. Low – Flo Rida (2008)
144. Kiss Me Deadly – Lita Ford (1988)
145. Kids – MGMT – (2009)
146. Cold War – Janelle Monae (2013)
147. Bruce Lee – Underworld (2000)
148. Blank Space – Taylor Swift (2015)
149. Miss You Much – Janet Jackson (1990)
150. Chewing Gum – Annie (2005)

151. Heliopolis – Banco de Gaia (1993)
152. And She Was – The Talking Heads (1986)
153. Hand in My Pocket – Alanis Morrisette (1995)
154. That’s Not My Name – The Ting Tings (2008)
155. Change – Churchill (2012)
156. Things That Make You Go Hmmmm… - C+C Music Factory (1991)
157. Missile Tow – The Mosquitos (2005)
158. Trouble is a Friend – Lenka (2008)
159. Keep Your Hands to Yourself – The Georgia Satellites (1987)
160. My Type – Saint Motel (2015)

161. Ooh Aah Just A Little Bit – Gina G (1997)
162. Time Is Running Out – Muse (2004)
163. Dare – Gorillaz (2006)
164. I Love You Always Forever – Donna Lewis (1997)
165. The Finer Things – Steve Winwood (1987)
166. Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You) – Kelly Clarkson (2012)
167. Say Hey (I Love You) – Michael Franti (2008)
168. Bubble Butt – Major Lazer (2013)
169. It Hasn’t Been Long Enough – Eric Hutchinson (2008)
170. All Mixed Up – 311 (1996)

171. Beautiful- Christina Aguilera (2003)
172. Walk This Way – RUN DMC/Aerosmith (1986)
173. Float On – Modest Mouse (2004)
174. Connexion – Elastica (1995)
175. Head Over Heels – Tears For Fears (1985)
176. Home – Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes (2010)
177. Do It Again – Royskopp and Robyn (2014)
178. Pictures of Matchstick Men – Camper Van Beethoven (1990)
179. Hit Em Up Style (Oops!) – Blu Cantrell (2001)
180. Bust a Move – Young MC (1989)

181. Let It Go – Idina Menzel (2014)
182. You Don’t Know What Love Is (You Just Do As You’re Told) – The White Stripes (2007)
183. Sledgehammer – Peter Gabriel (1986)
184. You’re Still the One – Shania Twain (1998)
185. Natural One – Folk Implosion (1995)
186. Hello – Martin Solveig & Dragonette (2011)
187. Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia) – Us3 (1993)
188. Asereje (The Ketchup Song) – Las Ketchup (2003)
189. You Do Something To Me – Sinead O’Connor (1992)
190. Sexy Bitch – David Guetta featuring Akon (2010)

191. So Alive – Love and Rockets (1989)
192. Barbra Streisand – Duck Sauce (2010)
193. Baby Baby – Amy Grant (1991)
194. What Have I Done To Deserve This - Pet Shop Boys ft. Dusty Springfield (1987)
195. In Da Club – 50 Cent (2003)
196. Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat) – Digable Planets (1993)
197. Horchata – Vampire Weekend (2010)
198. Seelinnikoi – Vaartina (1992)
199. I Got My Education – The Uncanny Alliance (1992)
200. Justified and Ancient – The KLF ft. Tammy Wynette (1991)

[josh]

bookmarked

[H.]

This will be awesome!

[Zeebz]

bookmarked [2]

Looking forward to this! :)

[Sean]

Yes! So excited for this!!!

[Juan Carlos]

Well, why not? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}Just kidding. Looking forward to this! :) [2]

[Deleted]

Bookmarked (3)

[Deleted]

Your image just struck a nerve with me...I mean, I'm using Spotify right now but it's crazy that in just half a decade we went from still buying music, albeit digitally, to really not buying it at all. It makes me so sad Almost as sad as the fact that you're covering 30 years and yet that still doesn't cover my first four years of existing. I'm gettin' old, you guys :'(

I will probably rarely, if ever comment (much like your weekly chart) but (much like your weekly chart) this will definitely be bookmarked and followed!

[Rose "Payola" Nylund]

This will be awesome, not only because it covers the range of my time being alive (well, had you included 1984 it would have been) but because your brother made charts before you did. How cool is that?!

[Mikey]

Yay! Can't wait! :)

[popstop]

Jun 8, 2015 21:26:12 GMT -5 @antigonerising said:

Your image just struck a nerve with me...I mean, I'm using Spotify right now but it's crazy that in just half a decade we went from still buying music, albeit digitally, to really not buying it at all. It makes me so sad Almost as sad as the fact that you're covering 30 years and yet that still doesn't cover my first four years of existing. I'm gettin' old, you guys :'(

I will probably rarely, if ever comment (much like your weekly chart) but (much like your weekly chart) this will definitely be bookmarked and followed!

I have mixed feelings about Spotify - access to any song, but owning none. People just don't seem to have the drive to possess music anymore. I kind of miss the CD days, where you had something tangible, with liner notes you would read as you were listening to the song for the first time. But, I know I am part of the problem too - I pretty much stream now.  It's too bad the record industry took so long to see the potential in Napster. Napster's peak was during my middle school years when I was just starting to truly follow music, so you can imagine what a bonanza that was! 

Thank you for following my threads :)

[popstop]

Jun 8, 2015 22:18:24 GMT -5 Rose "Payola" Nylund said:

This will be awesome, not only because it covers the range of my time being alive (well, had you included 1984 it would have been) but because your brother made charts before you did. How cool is that?!

A family tradition. I LOVED his charts. It's too bad there was never any overlap so we could compare our charts. I'm wondering if my son will ever be interested in doing it.

[H.]

Jun 9, 2015 6:13:22 GMT -5 popstop said:

Jun 8, 2015 22:18:24 GMT -5 Rose "Payola" Nylund said:

This will be awesome, not only because it covers the range of my time being alive (well, had you included 1984 it would have been) but because your brother made charts before you did. How cool is that?!

A family tradition. I LOVED his charts. It's too bad there was never any overlap so we could compare our charts. I'm wondering if my son will ever be interested in doing it.

I tried to get my sister into doing it, but with no success. 

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Jun 9, 2015 7:55:14 GMT -5 H. said:

Jun 9, 2015 6:13:22 GMT -5 popstop said:

A family tradition. I LOVED his charts. It's too bad there was never any overlap so we could compare our charts. I'm wondering if my son will ever be interested in doing it.

I tried to get my sister into doing it, but with no success. 

Same.

[popstop]

And it is time to kick this off!

It was 30 years ago this week my brother started his chart. And the #1 song that week? Axel F. Haha! 

In 2005, the #1 song on my chart, Axel F... by Crazy Frog. That was the only week it appeared on my chart

Anyhow, I will start counting down in earnest tomorrow, but let's start with an honorable mention from each decade:

80s:  Money For Nothing: Dire Straits'

90s: You're Makin' Me High - Toni Braxton

00s: When the Stars Go Blue - The Corrs

10s: Hold On, We're Going Home - Drake

[Deleted]

You're Makin' Me High is SUCH a sexy jam. :love.:

[Deleted]

Yay for HOWGH!

[popstop]

I'm trying to decide if videos are the way to go. Does it make the page take too long to load?

[surfy]

Jun 16, 2015 22:53:10 GMT -5 popstop said:

I'm trying to decide if videos are the way to go. Does it make the page take too long to load?

Do a spotlight video for the top song of a section. That way you only have a fraction of the videos, then provide links to the rest.

Anyways, I love this idea, and I will be doing one for my 16th birthday this August (well, I say August, but it will probably take a while to get all the way through 2002-2012 so...) I'm definitely following this though!!! <3

[Juan Carlos]

Jun 16, 2015 22:53:10 GMT -5 popstop said:

I'm trying to decide if videos are the way to go. Does it make the page take too long to load?

Please, no. It takes a lot of time to load and it gets worse if someone wants to check on mobile. Maybe, you could use links instead or you could use YouTube embeds only in the highlights. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

ETA: Or you could take Nahman's idea into consideration as well.

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Jun 16, 2015 23:02:52 GMT -5 surfy said:

I will be doing one for my 16th birthday this August (well, I say August, but it will probably take a while to get all the way through 2002-2012 so...)

Looking forward to that all time list too.

Will bookmark it as soon as you start it. 

[popstop]

OK, I will just provide links. Maybe a screen grab?

[josh]

FYI I think embeds still load in spoilers, even if they don't show up on the screen, so that's not a helpful idea.

[H.]

Money For Nothing!!!!

[popstop]

And we start with a trio of wacky early 90's songs! What were you people on back then?

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#200 - Justified and Ancient - The KLF featuring Tammy Wynette

1991

They called me up in Tennessee They said "Tammy, stand by the JAMs" I have no idea how the cosmic forces aligned to unite the acid house band The KLF with country superstar Tammy Wynette, who was pushing 50 at the time, but this just -works-. Somehow, Tammy's twang is the perfect jigsaw puzzle piece to the electronic machinations in Justified. The video doesn;t disappoint as a strange mix between an homage to Tammy and the tribal ancients of the Mu Mu Land. I honestly have no idea what the hell is going with the lyrics of this song - they're justified and ancient, but drive an ice cream van - what does that even mean? Better to just not pay attention and enjoy one of the oddest combinations to nearly hit Billboard's top 10. Sadly, Tammy wouldn't live to see the end of the 90s and the KLF would break-up following the success of this song.

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#199 - I Got My Education - The Uncanny Alliance

1992

Rolling your eyes in the back of your head like you was blind - you know you can see, girl! I first heard this song about the time I graduated from high school. It was playing on the radio and I was with a friend who was not going to college, and in mock anger, she shouted "Shut up, bitch! I know you got your education!" And so I think of her when I want to hear the song. Today, she;s a nanny in Minnesota... and has decided to pursue her degree online. :) Anyhow, in doing the research for this song, I discovered it was campy enough to be a gay club staple. It's not the most PC of songs - she is gleefully mocking a homeless friend (frenemy?) after all - but really she should have gotten her education.

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#198 - Seelennikoi - Väartinä

1992

Unintelligble Finnish Oh, dear. You are all going to think that popstop's gone off the deep end, and tune out the rest of the songs. I promise there are no other goofy foreign language songs after this (well, OK, there are a handful of Spanish songs). I -think- the gist of the song is a warning from one married woman to single women to choose their mate carefully, or they could lead an unhappy life. I discovered it through this Box Set that my sister owned. It's a collection of songs from around the world - most were pretty dull to me, but this was a definite stand-out, and has been a favorite ever since.

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[popstop]

Hmm, no feedback on the wacky 90s songs. Haha, I promise it gets better. :)

I solicited feedback on the format and decided 3 songs a day is a little too slow, so we're going to 5 songs a day. But it will be 6 today and tomorrow to get on track.

Also, pls help me figure out how to make uniform widths on these tables.

Anyhow, moving on...

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#197 - Horchata - Vampire Weekend (2010)  I'd look psychotic in a balaclava. On Popstop's chart - #1 (4 weeks) - March 2010.

This is my interpretation - it's a metaphor for the dissolution of a relationship. The narrator likens the beginning of the relationship to cool December days drinking horchata - a sunny, easy brilliance against an otherwise rough patch. By the end of the song, horchata is but a memory, the pavement is cracked, the rose beds are growing through the tool shed - as if both parties neglected to maintain the relationship. That's my take, but according to Vampire Weekend, the reality is that they are discussing the devolution of Nicaragua during the Sandinista-Contra conflict of the 1980s. Vampire Weekend's music is a confection of African style instrumentation and pop sensibility, and it was this dazzling style that attracted me to the song in the first place.

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#196. Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat) – Digable Planets (1993) We be to rap what key be to lock

Slow and breezy, this trio raps over a trumpet loop. Do they do slam nights at jazz clubs? Because this is exactly what that would be like. The classiness of the arrangement may have been what won them a Grammy the following year. This group was probably ahead of their time and I have to think if they had come out a decade later, their style would have seen huge success. SO many gems in the lyrics too, btw! - "She innovates at the speed of cat naps"; "The lyrics just like loots come in stacks and rolls" - there's a lot to chew on here.

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#195 - In Da Club - 50 Cent (2003) ...and you know we don't give a f**k it's not your birthday! Popstop's chart - #1 (2 weeks) - April 2003

Sophomore year of high school for me - and this was banging all over the school. What was it about this song that had us so mesmerized? For a kid who had never been to a club at that point, this is exactly what I imagined it was - constantly flowing alcohol, easy sex, tons of drugs - it all sounded so decadent. (My first club experience was nothing like I imagined though - nothing could live up to that, thanks 50! >:( ). And of course, the posturing - so much posturing in rap, but 50 Cent was one of the rappers who had the back story to erm.. back it up. Also, I chose this picture because 50 looks hot as hell here.

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#194 - What Have I Done to Deserve This? - The Pet Shop Boys featuring Dusty Springfield (1987) I pour the drinks and crush the flowers

Dusty Springfield hadn't hit the top ten in nearly two decades when she teamed up for one final hit - a monster song that hit #2 on both sides and became her best showing on the Billboard Hot 100. While certainly not as bizarre as Tammy Wynette's union with the KLF, Dusty was still an odd choice for the Pet Shop Boys - they had forged a career based in 1980s New Wave pop while Dusty's music was more bluesy and soulful. If I were doing a list that hearkened back to the 60s, Dusty would rank very highly and it would be difficult to decide which song of hers to include - but this is my only choice for her in these years and so it is my nod to her supreme brilliance as a singer.

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#193 - Baby Baby - Amy Grant (1991) Ever since that day you put my heart in motion...

Make fun all you want, but you click on that link and listen to this song, and that is an earworm you won't lose for a week. I don't care that the song sounds like it belongs on a Barney the Purple Dinosaur song collection. I don't care that she says the word "baby" a couple dozen times. I can karaoke the s**t out of this song. On another note, it's hard to believe that the chaste video with the cute guy was controversial for Amy back then, but she was apparently transitioning from Christian pop at that time, so that was highly scandalous. I wonder what they thought about this subsequent video when it featured another cutie taking off his shirt in a laundromat - the blasphemy.

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#192 - Barbra Streisand - Duck Sauce (2010)   So rough - Barbra, Barbra, Barbra, Barbra! On Popstop's chart - #1 (5 weeks) - November 2010

Just to clarify, the name of the song is Barbra Streisand, and the act is Duck Sauce. I hesitate to call this an instrumental, but it basically is one with the words "Barbra Streisand" sprinkled throughout and a consistent "oooo" sampled from a Boney M song. This song hit #1 before, after, and during a trip to New York with my son for Thanksgiving where we saw the Macy's parade. We had front row seats too. My poor son was only five at the time and fell asleep on the curb while we waited for the parade to start. It's a happy memory associated with this goofy song, and hearing it takes me back to a day when I saw a four story high Snoopy balloon.

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[surfy]

YAS @ In Da Club + Barbra Streisand making it!!! <3

[lyhom]

ooh the honourable mentions for the 80s, 90s, and 2010s are all great

I've actually heard of väartinä before, this show called arthur used another one of their songs for a fictional band they made up for one of their episodes lmfaooo

"in da club" and "barbra streisand" are pretty good

don't know/never heard the rest

[surfy]

Jun 16, 2015 22:37:47 GMT -5 popstop said:

10s: Hold On, We're Coming Home - Drake

*Going

[popstop]

Jun 18, 2015 15:56:49 GMT -5 lyhom said:

ooh the honourable mentions for the 80s, 90s, and 2010s are all great

I've actually heard of väartinä before, this show called arthur used another one of their songs for a fictional band they made up for one of their episodes lmfaooo

"in da club" and "barbra streisand" are pretty good

don't know/never heard the rest

You haven't heard of Baby Baby, but you've heard of Vaartina? LMAOOOO