Here's the number one song on the Billboard Hot 100 this week:



Here's the number one song on the Billboard Hot 100 five years ago this week:



Here's the number one song on the Billboard Hot 100 ten years ago this week:



Here's the number one song on the Billboard Hot 100 fifteen years ago this week:



Here's the number one song on the Billboard Hot 100 twenty years ago this week:



Here's the number one song on the Billboard Hot 100 twenty-five years ago this week:



Here's the number one song on the Billboard Hot 100 thirty years ago this week:



Here's the number one song on the Billboard Hot 100 thirty-five years ago this week:



Here's the number one song on the Billboard Hot 100 forty years ago this week:



Here's the number one song on the Billboard Hot 100 forty-five years ago this week:



Here's the number one song on the Billboard Hot 100 fifty years ago this week:

See You Again is shit
California Girls is red piss
We Belong Together is an STD
Try Agin is still pretty good
Bryan Adams should have never happened
Roxette is aight
Fuck all you older fucks who made bryan adams famous
Funkytown is still classic
Love Will Keep Us Together.... corny... but aight
Let It Be is still a classic.
I Can't Help Myself is smoooooove as hell.

Wow,these charts really show you how music has really declined in recent years

Gunsnhalen said:

See You Again is shit
California Girls is red piss
We Belong Together is an STD
Try Agin is still pretty good
Bryan Adams should have never happened
Roxette is aight
Fuck all you older fucks who made bryan adams famous
Funkytown is still classic
Love Will Keep Us Together.... corny... but aight
Let It Be is still a classic.
I Can't Help Myself is smoooooove as hell.

IT'S NOT LET IT BE IT'S THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD. THAT AND WE BELONG TOGHETER ARE THE BEST FOR ME

mynameisnotsusan said:

Go Bryan Adams!

Et tu thy name is not brute?

214 said:

IT'S NOT LET IT BE IT'S THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD.

Jackson 5 songs replaced both of these at #1. (ABC & The Love You Save)

Funky Town and Try Again are the only 2 here that I would have any interest in playing right now, lol.

it's interesting that "Funkytown" reached Number One at a time when everyone was saying that disco was over that song is about as 'disco' as it gets

to put all this in perspective....

31 years ago today,Prince's Purple Rain album was released."When Doves Cry" was *THE* summer song back then.

Now don't we all feel so old now?

Agreed. Bryan Adams should never have happened. He has that one good song, should've been a one hit wonder for sure. Who buys his records?

This was fun! That said, it was also embarassing. And who the heck would have EVER guessed that the only artist to end up on this list twice is Bryan Adams???

aaroncanderson said:

Agreed. Bryan Adams should never have happened. He has that one good song, should've been a one hit wonder for sure. Who buys his records?

I do.

Going by this thread, other people here like Bryan too

Bryan was a bonerfide sex symbol back in the day, I remember being devastated that my friend's older sister was obsessed with him and his carefree hair and white t-shirts. He had some catchy tunes, he's like the 80s Bieber.

Great chronological comparison, my friend, what a trip down memory lane. Just for S&G's:

2015 - I actually don't mind Charlie Puttmanson's singing, there's something warm about his vocals even if it does sound like someone is twisting his balls under that piano but unfortunately when that stank booty gorilla noise kicks in the song becomes a mess for me. Ppl are calling for an Oscar nomination, no, please no, maybe just for Charles Pithy's part but as a whole, no (1/5).

2010 - BOOBS. Nice catchy hook, sellout Snoop is awful and I don't like how she sings some parts too, she just puts this strange whorish bent on key phrases and it sounds weird ( . )2/5( . )

2005 - Meh, don't really like it sorry, Pat Benatar did it better (1/5).

2000 - Kickass, I always liked this track, top beat and great video (4/5).

1995 - Bryan was starting to get a bit passe and it was like he was making a song for every film, but I thought it was pretty good for adult contemporary. I like the chorus and the theme of the song (3.5/5).

1990 - Superb power ballad, Roxette at their peak (4.5/5).

1985 - Excellent song, really announced himself as a song writer and composer (5/5)

1980 - Nice little disco throwback as someone else said, can always play that synth on the piano at parties for mass amusement, but it only reminds me of that South Park episode now (3.5/5).

1975 - I like how this is put together, I enjoy the melody and it is so breezy, but it wanders too much to sustain my interest (3/5).

1970 - Great song, one of my favourites from them, passionate, sincere and wonderfully composed (5/5).

1965 - Majestic, it's just a classic, not much to add really (5/5).