The US #1s of the 2000s Rate (Part 2: 2005-2009 - Your #1 Is...)

[sexercise]

I like that everybody collectively forgot about Metro Station's existence. Poor that.

I actually kind of liked them at the time I_CANNOT_USE_REAL_WORDS_PROPERLY_.

 

[Jeffo]

I like that everybody collectively forgot about Metro Station's existence. Poor that.

I actually kind of liked them at the time I_CANNOT_USE_REAL_WORDS_PROPERLY_.

I still own that album.

 

[DJHazey]

Party in the USA is always listed as a career highlight for Miley, but I've never seen it. Don't get me wrong it's a great song, but I can think of 15-20 songs from her discography that I'd always listen to first.

 

[Sprockrooster]

Party in the USA is always listed as a career highlight for Miley, but I've never seen it. Don't get me wrong it's a great song, but I can think of 15-20 songs from her discography that I'd always listen to first.

LIBERTY WALK!

 

[DJHazey]

LIBERTY WALK!

Would usually be my first choice.

 

[Deleted member 21339]

I'm definitely gonna end up giving more 10s than any other voter...

 

[iheartpoptarts]

I like that everybody collectively forgot about Metro Station's existence. Poor that.

I actually kind of liked them at the time I_CANNOT_USE_REAL_WORDS_PROPERLY_.

I like that song!

But they're definitely one of those acts that nobody minds as a one-hit wonder, that's for sure...

 

[Animalia]

Hah, I loved Metro Station too! Wallow in shame with me @sexercise.

 

[LPMA]

I was wondering why we were suddenly talking about Metro Station. I'd forgotten all about Miley's brother.

 

[Laura Vanderbooben]

I was wondering why we were suddenly talking about Metro Station. I'd forgotten all about Miley's brother.

I always wondered why he and Miley look...uh...so different. Turns out they're half siblings. Different dads, just like...



...the Grandes.

 

[Pinkladyisf]

I can't at this blatant hate of Hey There Delilah -- I'll grant you that it was overplayed but it's got a wonderful melody. It should be said that the original album version is better than the "new version" with the strings (ie. the one most people know). It just works better with the acoustic guitar alone.

Seeing it go #1 was such a bizarre moment for me back then. I remember buying their first album with it after hearing another of their songs on that fucking MySpace Records compilation, like, a year before it broke. I even knew someone named Delilah at the time it was breaking. She didn't feel the same way about the song as I did.

The only time I've been more flabbergasted in that sort of way was when Call Me Maybe went #1.

I loved that song when I first heard it. I played it all spring.

 

[strangekin]

Let's do this shit.

 

[Aester]

At least it might take away some of Soulja Boy's momentum. With seven voters, "Crank That" is currently sitting at a 5.5 average. Hnnnrrrrggghhhh...

I can't wait for my 0 to make a dent in that.

 

[DJHazey]

Crank That is higher than a 5.5, I'm not sure how much higher...we'll see.

 

[A$AP Robbie]

I'm going to give you my votes today. Crank That is a six.

 

[iheartpoptarts]

If we're talking random flash-in-the-pan rappers, put me on team Chamillionaire instead!

 

[Ironheade]

If we're talking random flash-in-the-pan rappers, put me on team Chamillionaire instead!

I've set that song as my ringtone for the rate's duration. You know, for old time's sake.

 

[K94]

White and Nerdy ruined Ridin.

 

[Island]

Remember when Trace Cyrus had a phantom baby with Brenda Song?

 

[wackseed]

Remember when Trace Cyrus had a phantom baby with Brenda Song?

I think a part of me is still waiting for her to be like "by the way here's our baby" and bring out like, the guy from Tokio Hotel circa 2007.