Billboard 1980: The Rankdown (Winner Revealed)

[Unhinged]

#39

No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)

Barbra Streisand and Donna Summer

Total Points: 1231

Billboard Hot 100: 1⁽²⁾

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 38

From: Wet and On the Radio: Greatest Hits Volumes I & II

Reaching its peak of No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 the week ending November 24, 1979, "No More Tears (Enough Is Enough" was issued as the lead single from Streisand's album Wet and was one of 2 new songs on Summers' album On the Radio: Greatest Hits Volumes I & II.

3 Top 10's fall with this leaving the rankdown...

Butterflies & Hurricanes - 51
singingrulebritannia - 43
gonecountry - 20
Sambalada - 80
tallen2001 - 97
God - 36
mamooshka - 8
rowellfarm490 - 38
Doc Indie Party Rock - 42
🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲 - 53
Az Paynter - 2
newpower - 18
Mirago - 21
Red - 61
Alex1901 - 22
desperado - 61
peacebone - 56
Glove Slap - 100
Juanca - 5
campbellssoup - 82
Mic Technique - 53
Unhinged - 42

[Unhinged]

#38

Too Hot

Kool & The Gang

Total Points: 1251

Billboard Hot 100: 5

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 36

From: Ladies' Night

"Too Hot" was released in January of 1980 as the second single from the album Ladies' Night. It peaked at No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 and in 2004 the group re-recorded it with singer Lisa Stansfield.

Butterflies & Hurricanes - 72
singingrulebritannia - 47
gonecountry - 41
Sambalada - 14
tallen2001 - 44
God - 32
mamooshka - 80
rowellfarm490 - 59
Doc Indie Party Rock - 44
🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲 - 21
Az Paynter - 32
newpower - 48
Mirago - 15
Red - 35
Alex1901 - 53
desperado - 82
peacebone - 45
Glove Slap - 33
Juanca - 55
campbellssoup - 49
Mic Technique - 16
Unhinged - 54

[Az Paynter]

*sees #2 out at #39* ...f**king Slappy why am I not surprised. :sip2:

[Unhinged]

#37

Let's Get Serious

Jermaine Jackson

Total Points: 1255

Billboard Hot 100: 9

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 30

From: Let's Get Serious

Written and produced by Stevie Wonder (with co-production by Jermaine), "Let's Get Serious" was released as the lead single from the album of the same name. It was Jackson's first No. 1 on the R&B chart and it peaked at No. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100. It would be his last visit to the Top 10.

Handing out the first perfect rank of the day, congratulations Doc Indie Party Rock!

Butterflies & Hurricanes - 68
singingrulebritannia  - 50
gonecountry - 84
Sambalada - 97
tallen2001 - 13
God - 19
mamooshka - 15
rowellfarm490 - 43
Doc Indie Party Rock - 37
🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲 - 56
Az Paynter - 20
newpower - 35
Mirago - 32
Red - 46
Alex1901 - 19
desperado - 86
peacebone - 54
Glove Slap - 57
Juanca - 20
campbellssoup - 28
Mic Technique - 44
Unhinged - 44

[Unhinged]

#36

Cruisin'

Smokey Robinson

Total Points: 1279

Billboard Hot 100: 4

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 13

From: Where There's Smoke...

This Billboard Hot 100 No. 4 hit was released in August of 1979 as the lead single from the album Where There's Smoke....

It hit No. 1 in New Zealand (of all places).

Butterflies & Hurricanes - 29
singingrulebritannia - 31
gonecountry - 72
Sambalada - 23
tallen2001 - 32
God - 17
mamooshka - 86
rowellfarm490 - 34
Doc Indie Party Rock - 67
🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲 - 25
Az Paynter - 19
newpower - 38
Mirago - 66
Red - 29
Alex1901 - 32
desperado - 29
peacebone - 8
Glove Slap - 65
Juanca - 69
campbellssoup - 74
Mic Technique - 63
Unhinged - 35

[Unhinged]

#35

Rise

Herb Alpert

Total Points: 1285

Billboard Hot 100: 1⁽²⁾

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 54

From: Rise

This instrumental track was included on the album Rise and was released as a single in July of 1979. It reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in October of that year and remained in the top position for 2 weeks.

The song was heavily sampled in the 1997 hit "Hypnotize" by The Notorious B.I.G.

Butterflies & Hurricanes - 26
singingrulebritannia - 34
gonecountry - 27
Sambalada - 19
tallen2001 - 24
God - 16
mamooshka - 79
rowellfarm490 - 49
Doc Indie Party Rock - 74
🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲 - 44
Az Paynter - 66
newpower - 86
Mirago - 27
Red - 13
Alex1901 - 23
desperado - 93
peacebone - 15
Glove Slap - 56
Juanca - 50
campbellssoup - 77
Mic Technique - 8
Unhinged - 31

[Az Paynter]

I also like the Gwyneth Paltrow & Huey Lewis cover of 'Cruisin' from 'Duets' (their version is where I know the song from). That cover version was a #1 hit here in Australia.

[Unhinged]

#34

The Second Time Around

Shalamar

Total Points: 1287

Billboard Hot 100: 8

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 44

From: Big Fun

First single from the album Big Fun, "The Second Time Around" was a No. 1 hit on both the Hot Soul Singles and US Dance charts and peaked at No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100 in early 1980.

God scores the second perfect rank of the day with this leaving the rankdown...

Butterflies & Hurricanes - 62
singingrulebritannia - 25
gonecountry - 86
Sambalada - 49
tallen2001 - 46
God - 34
mamooshka - 27
rowellfarm490 - 47
Doc Indie Party Rock - 31
🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲 - 3
Az Paynter - 48
newpower - 49
Mirago - 67
Red - 33
Alex1901 - 39
desperado - 69
peacebone - 25
Glove Slap - 31
Juanca - 56
campbellssoup - 56
Mic Technique - 15
Unhinged - 37

[Unhinged]

#33

Against The Wind

Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band

Total Points: 1316

Billboard Hot 100: 5

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 51

From: Against The Wind

Lead and title song to the bands 11^th studio album, "Against The Wind" peaked at No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 8 on the Adult Contemporary chart.

Glenn Frey and Don Henley of the Eagles sing background vocals on the song.

Butterflies & Hurricanes - 47
singingrulebritannia - 35
gonecountry - 22
Sambalada - 96
tallen2001 - 31
God  - 52
mamooshka - 47
rowellfarm490 - 22
Doc Indie Party Rock - 76
🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲 - 72
Az Paynter - 54
newpower - 5
Mirago - 19
Red - 26
Alex1901 - 56
desperado - 12
peacebone - 27
Glove Slap - 34
Juanca - 36
campbellssoup - 45
Mic Technique - 67
Unhinged - 27

[Unhinged]

#32

Heartache Tonight

Eagles

Total Points: 1321

Billboard Hot 100: 1⁽¹⁾

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 47

From: The Long Run

Reaching No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 the week ending November 10, 1979, "Heartache Tonight" was released in September of that year as the lead single from the album The Long Run. It won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal and was the Eagles' final No. 1 hit on the chart.

Butterflies & Hurricanes - 49
singingrulebritannia - 90
gonecountry - 25
Sambalada - 25
tallen2001 - 20
God - 53
mamooshka - 29
rowellfarm490 - 54
Doc Indie Party Rock - 17
🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲 - 86
Az Paynter - 6
newpower - 56
Mirago - 35
Red - 72
Alex1901 - 18
desperado - 3
peacebone - 72
Glove Slap - 15
Juanca - 51
campbellssoup - 66
Mic Technique - 46
Unhinged - 13

[Az Paynter]

Are you freaking kidding me?!

[Unhinged]

#31

Ride Like The Wind

Christopher Cross

Total Points: 1341

Billboard Hot 100: 2⁽⁴⁾

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 17

From: Christopher Cross

Stuck for 4 weeks at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 behind Blondie's "Call Me," "Ride Like The Wind" was released in February of 1980 as the lead single from his self-titled debut album. It features backing vocals by Michael McDonald and a guitar solo by Cross.

Revealing 30-21 tomorrow.

Butterflies & Hurricanes - 27
singingrulebritannia - 9
gonecountry - 11
Sambalada - 42
tallen2001 - 67
God - 31
mamooshka - 68
rowellfarm490 - 55
Doc Indie Party Rock - 18
🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲 - 20
Az Paynter - 45
newpower - 27
Mirago - 34
Red - 30
Alex1901 - 77
desperado - 46
peacebone - 41
Glove Slap - 94
Juanca - 13
campbellssoup - 53
Mic Technique - 51
Unhinged - 22

[Red]

There's "Rise". I kind of expected that song to miss the top half, and I'm quite glad to be proven wrong. I was not expecting "How Do I Make You" to be this low, though.

I like "Heartache Tonight" enough, but the right Eagles song is highest.

how is my 74 still in

[🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲]

Jan 31, 2019 11:23:52 GMT -5 Unhinged said:

#34

The Second Time Around

Shalamar

Total Points: 1287

Billboard Hot 100: 8

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 44

From: Big Fun

First single from the album Big Fun, "The Second Time Around" was a No. 1 hit on both the Hot Soul Singles and US Dance  charts and peaked at No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100 in early 1980.

God scores the second perfect rank of the day with this leaving the rankdown...

This should at least crack into the top 20. Boy, I tell you... 🙄😏

[Butterflies & Hurricanes]

1 thru 13
16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 25 28
34 38
41 44
55 57

& one more that i can't figure out...not bad

[Juanca]

50. More Love (70): I prefer synthpop Kim Carnes or her music with Kenny. I like the smoothness and sexiness of this one, but it stays a bit flat...

49. Little Jeannie (12): One of my top 5 1980s Elton songs. I consider it a retroactive personal chart-topper. I loe the melody in the chorus and outro, and the instrumentation and vibe of the song. My biggest loss so far :( This was one of our national yearend top 5s, too

48. Wait for Me (87): I like H&O a lot, but not with this type of music I've heard this one before -but quickly forgotten about it as well. Should've left some time ago.

47. The Long Run (86): Another one that should've already left, regardless of being an Eagles song. Far too monotonous. Well, finally I cleared my bottom 25!!

46. Steal Away (38): A nice disco/funk-influenced pop tune ala Doobie Brothers that was characteristic of the turn of the decade. A song I've always liked, especially the instrumentation and vocals.

45. You May Be Right (26): I wasn't too big of a fan back in the day, but with time I've grown to like the pure pop-rock sound of this one (riff highlighted).

44. Biggest Part of Me (48): Good to see it in the top half. A nice song to enjoy at sunset time :)

43. Into the Night (34): Great vocals here, and elegant music that I've always enjoyed...

42. Sailing (19): Another classic that I assumed was going to be somewhat tanked, just like stuff by Styx or Air Supply. This one of the biggest songs of the year and decade back home, and one of my favorite ballads of the early 80s. Love that breezy intro and that piano...

41. We Don't Talk Anymore (23): Another of those funk, disco, pop tunes that I do like quite a lot. Love the vocals and instrumentation.

[Cody Wants Out...]

Go Tom Petty Go!

Go Fleetwood Mac Go!

I would've already lost multiple top tens at this point (about two or three). Also hoping for the remaining Spinners song to make a run for the top 20 because that would've been really high on my list.

[Doc Indie Party Rock]

#40. How Do I make You - Linda Ronstadt
My favorite Linda Ronstadt song. I think she performed this one on Saturday Night Live?

#39. No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) - Barbra Streisand and Donna Summer
I like Disco, so naturally I like this song, but I like it's 90's High Energy cover even more. BTW, this is the music I was into in the 90s'. I'm proud to admit that my only true dance music phase was Eurobeat/Hi Energy music from Italy.

Ian Lex And Lisa ‎- No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) (1990)


#38. Too Hot - Kool & The Gang
One of the best and reliable disco pop bands of the 80's. This is a good slot for this Smooth R&B Disco song.

#37. Let's Get Serious - Jermaine Jackson
PPPP PERFCETION. Let's get serious here. Some of Jermain'e songs were better than his brother's.

#36. Cruisin' - Smokey Robinson
Aside from "Tears of A Clown" I really wasn't into Smokey.

#35. Rise - Herb Alpert
Seldom do I like songs without vocals. This sin't one of them.

#34. The Second Time Around - Shalamar
Howard Hewett and Jody Watley's former disco group. This one seems like a perfect roller disco jam.

#33. Against The Wind - Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band
This ain't no Old Time Rock N Roll that's for sure.

#32. Heartache Tonight - Eagles
Clap along Rock N Roll done the correct way. Comon this is way better than the ballad.

#31. Ride Like The Wind - Christopher Cross
You all just don't get Christopher Cross. He was a outstanding musician. This was one of his most rock influenced songs.

[Unhinged]

#30

Take The Long Way Home

Supertramp

Total Points: 1346

Billboard Hot 100: 10

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 86

From: Breakfast in America

Fourth single from the album Breakfast in America, "Take The long Way Home" peaked at No. 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 4 in Canada.

Starting the day off with a No. 1 loss, sorry campbellssoup...

Butterflies & Hurricanes - 21
singingrulebritannia - 27
gonecountry - 36
Sambalada - 65
tallen2001 - 60
God - 85
mamooshka - 39
rowellfarm490 - 17
Doc Indie Party Rock - 52
🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲 - 98
Az Paynter - 16
newpower - 43
Mirago - 9
Red - 31
Alex1901 - 59
desperado - 7
peacebone - 10
Glove Slap - 30
Juanca - 57
campbellssoup - 1
Mic Technique - 72
Unhinged - 40

[Unhinged]

#29

It's Still Rock And Roll To Me

Billy Joel

Total Points: 1357

Billboard Hot 100: 1⁽²⁾

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 9

From: Glass Houses

This Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 hit was released as the 2^nd single from the album Glass Houses, reaching its peak the week ending July 19, 1980.

The song is an examination of the musician's declining fame and changing public tastes as a result of new music genres like punk, funk and new wave permeating America airwaves at the time. 

Butterflies & Hurricanes - 12
singingrulebritannia - 78
gonecountry - 48
Sambalada - 87
tallen2001 - 48
God - 79
mamooshka - 10
rowellfarm490 - 39
Doc Indie Party Rock - 21
🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲 - 73
Az Paynter - 64
newpower - 32
Mirago - 4
Red - 74
Alex1901 - 33
desperado - 10
peacebone - 77
Glove Slap - 35
Juanca - 30
campbellssoup - 19
Mic Technique - 56
Unhinged - 16

[Unhinged]

#28

I Can't Tell You Why

Eagles

Total Points: 1363

Billboard Hot 100: 8

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 62

From: The Long Run

Recorded in March 1978, "I Can't Tell You Why" was the first song (3^rd single) finished for the album The Long Run and was the first Eagles song to feature Timothy B. Schmiton on lead vocals. It peaked at No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100 in April of 1980.

Congratulations go to Sambalada, rowellfarm490 and Az Paynter for your perfect placments!

Butterflies & Hurricanes - 25
singingrulebritannia - 52
gonecountry - 8
Sambalada - 28
tallen2001 - 49
God - 11
mamooshka - 30
rowellfarm490 - 28
Doc Indie Party Rock - 39
🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲 - 68
Az Paynter - 28
newpower - 34
Mirago - 55
Red - 40
Alex1901 - 54
desperado - 41
peacebone - 46
Glove Slap - 40
Juanca - 32
campbellssoup - 84
Mic Technique - 31
Unhinged - 36

[Unhinged]

#27

Stomp!

The Brothers Johnson

Total Points: 1379

Billboard Hot 100: 7

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 46

From: Light Up the Night

Reaching No. 1 on the R&B chart and No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100, "Stomp!" was released in February of 1980 as the lead single from the album Light Up the Night.

Produced by Quincy Jones, it features a who's who (at the time) including Louis Johnson on bass, guitar, synthesizer, lead and backing vocals, Greg Phillinganes on electric piano and synthesizer, Steve Porcaro on synthesizer and Rod Temperton on the electric piano.

Butterflies & Hurricanes - 55
singingrulebritannia - 13
gonecountry - 62
Sambalada - 60
tallen2001 - 40
God - 38
mamooshka - 42
rowellfarm490 - 25
Doc Indie Party Rock - 36
🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲  - 9 
Az Paynter - 30
newpower - 61
Mirago - 26
Red - 25
Alex1901 - 17
desperado - 70
peacebone - 12
Glove Slap - 61
Juanca - 17
campbellssoup - 89
Mic Technique - 6
Unhinged - 49

[Unhinged]

#26

Let My Love Open the Door

Pete Townshend

Total Points: 1394

Billboard Hot 100: 9

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 59

From: Empty Glass

Released in the US as the lead single from the album Empty Glass, "Let My Love Open The Door" peaked at No. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100. Despite its success Townshend did not consider it one of his best songs telling Rolling Stone that it was "just a ditty" and claiming he preferred "A Little Is Enough" from the same album.

15 Top 40 placements fall with this leaving the rankdown...

Butterflies & Hurricanes - 17
singingrulebritannia - 57
gonecountry - 26
Sambalada - 52
tallen2001 - 53
God - 22
mamooshka - 37
rowellfarm490 - 24
Doc Indie Party Rock - 32
🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲 - 90
Az Paynter - 86
newpower - 59
Mirago - 25
Red - 37
Alex1901 - 4
desperado - 17
peacebone - 39
Glove Slap - 27
Juanca - 74
campbellssoup - 12
Mic Technique - 18
Unhinged - 21

[singingrulebritannia]

I used to hate Let My Love Open The Door. Now, I guess I'm relatively ok with it. But, its elimination means not just my bottom 50, but my bottom 60 is cleared, so byeeeeee

[Unhinged]

#25

Dim All The Lights

Donna Summer

Total Points: 1406

Billboard Hot 100: 2⁽²⁾

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 74

From: Bad Girls

Written solely by Summer, "Dim All The Lights" peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 the week ending November 10, 1979. In its 2^nd week in the runner up spot (issue dated November 17, 1979) Summer rose to No. 3 with "No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)" giving her 2 of the Top 3 positions on the chart which made her the first female artist to accomplish the feat of having two songs in the Top 3 twice (she had done so previously that year with "Hot Stuff" and "Bad Girls)."

Butterflies & Hurricanes - 57
singingrulebritannia - 8
gonecountry - 82
Sambalada - 70
tallen2001 - 39
God - 6
mamooshka - 13
rowellfarm490 - 19
Doc Indie Party Rock - 63
🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲 - 23
Az Paynter - 41
newpower - 16
Mirago - 50
Red - 22
Alex1901 - 28
desperado - 31
peacebone - 13
Glove Slap - 8
Juanca - 67
campbellssoup - 70
Mic Technique - 13
Unhinged - 77

[gonecountry]

Feb 1, 2019 11:51:52 GMT -5 Unhinged said:

#27

Stomp!

The Brothers Johnson

Total Points: 1379

Billboard Hot 100: 7

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 46

From: Light Up the Night

Reaching No. 1 on the R&B chart and No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100, "Stomp!" was released in February of 1980 as the lead single from the album Light Up the Night.

Produced by Quincy Jones, it features a who's who (at the time) including Louis Johnson on bass, guitar, synthesizer, lead and backing vocals, Greg Phillinganes on electric piano and synthesizer, Steve Porcaro on synthesizer and Rod Temperton on the electric piano.

Butterflies & Hurricanes - 55
singingrulebritannia - 13
gonecountry - 62
Sambalada - 60
tallen2001 - 40
God - 38
mamooshka - 42
rowellfarm490 - 25
Doc Indie Party Rock - 36
🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲  - 9 
Az Paynter - 30
newpower - 61
Mirago - 26
Red - 25
Alex1901 - 17
desperado - 70
peacebone - 12
Glove Slap - 61
Juanca - 17
campbellssoup - 89
Mic Technique - 6
Unhinged - 49

I rated this too way low. I’ve been playing the shit out of this since the Rankdown.

[singingrulebritannia]

I should never be posting mid-reveal in these rankdowns because I always cause something bad to happen to me right after

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#24

Give Me The Night

George Benson

Total Points: 1424

Billboard Hot 100: 4

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 91

From: Give Me the Night

Written by Rod Temperton and produced by Quincy Jones (a combination we have not seen the last of in this rankdown), "Give Me The Night" was released as the lead single from the album of the same name in June of 1980. It was his highest placement on the Hot 100.

Singer Patti Austin provides backing and scat vocals.

Butterflies & Hurricanes - 19
singingrulebritannia - 11
gonecountry - 19
Sambalada - 92
tallen2001 - 37
God - 67
mamooshka - 12
rowellfarm490 - 14
Doc Indie Party Rock - 55
🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲 - 13
Az Paynter - 25
newpower - 64
Mirago - 77
Red - 21
Alex1901 - 12
desperado - 84
peacebone - 9
Glove Slap - 36
Juanca - 29
campbellssoup - 80
Mic Technique - 10
Unhinged - 12

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#23

Tusk

Fleetwood Mac

Total Points: 1490

Billboard Hot 100: 8

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 94

From: Tusk

Lead single from the album of the same name, this peaked at No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100 and within the Top 10 in nearly 10 other countries. Mick Fleetwood and Lindsey Buckingham played lamb chops and a Kleenex box on the track to reach its distinctive sound.

Two No. 1's fall with this leaving, sorry Sambalada and Glove Slap...

Butterflies & Hurricanes - 28
singingrulebritannia - 14
gonecountry - 76
Sambalada - 1
tallen2001 - 50
God - 13
mamooshka  - 25 
rowellfarm490 - 12
Doc Indie Party Rock - 72
🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲 - 99
Az Paynter - 49
newpower - 2
Mirago - 57
Red - 27
Alex1901 - 29
desperado - 64
peacebone - 26
Glove Slap - 1
Juanca - 22
campbellssoup - 14
Mic Technique - 27
Unhinged - 24

[Unhinged]

#22

Working My Way Back To You-Forgive Me Girl 

The Spinners

Total Points: 1509

Billboard Hot 100: 2⁽²⁾

Billboard Top 100 of 1980: 14

From: Dancin' And Lovin'

This medley, featuring cover versions of The Four Seasons' "Working My Way Back to You" and Michael Zager's "Forgive Me Girl," was released in December of 1979, peaking at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 at the end of March 1980 where it remained for 2 weeks.  

Butterflies & Hurricanes - 31
singingrulebritannia - 37
gonecountry - 13
Sambalada - 21
tallen2001 - 21
God - 41
mamooshka - 26
rowellfarm490 - 27
Doc Indie Party Rock - 15
🇯🇲 dollybaby 🇯🇲 - 18
Az Paynter - 53
newpower - 57
Mirago - 22
Red - 36
Alex1901 - 46
desperado - 18
peacebone - 14
Glove Slap - 47
Juanca - 25
campbellssoup - 32
Mic Technique - 82
Unhinged - 32