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A nu metal love song, a dance craze, and a tune about expensive teeth highlight this list of unlikely #1s.

Xtina, Lil’ Kim, Mya, & Pink – Lady Marmalade

Year: 2001

Here’s an idea, let’s cover a ‘70s classic, that has a French chorus, using some of the most random female artists we can possibly throw together in some sort of awkward pop music lady Voltron.

Somehow, it worked, but no one’s been crazy enough to attempt to replicate the formula since.

Soulja Boy – Crank That (Soulja Boy)

Year: 2007

Give us a stupid dance, and we will make your song a ridiculously huge hit. Case in point, Soulja Boy, whose “Crank That (Soulja Boy)” inspired half the nation to dance, and the other half to roll their eyes and groan.

Mims – This Is Why I’m Hot

Year: 2007

When “This Is Why I’m Hot” was first serviced to DJs I had a show on a local radio station, and my co-host and I each received a copy of the single in the mail. We had the same reaction – This is terrible, it’s going to be huge.

We were right on both counts, and Mims was never heard from again.

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  1. puma
    JJ Literally my playlist back in middle school except the last page.
  2. gutter.glitter
    Jaimie Rain The 00's was the decade where 'Crazy Frog" was a #1 around the world for soo long, and 'Schnappi Das Kleine Krocodil' as well. Lil Wayne's Lollipop so shouldnt be on that list either.

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