1. Who Let The Dogs Out - Baha Men - This song was originally recorded for Shaggy but passed through hands of hairdressers and producers to land in the paws of Baha Men. From the Rugrats in Paris: The Movie, to their first single, this track has won a Grammy and a position on numerous Most Annoying Songs lists. University and professional sports stadiums now play clips of the song for their mascots or game openers. Young kids still know this song like it was a current top 40 hit!

2. All The Small Things - Blink 182 - Some may argue this to be Blink's signature song. Written by guitarist Tom DeLonge, this hit was intended for his girlfriend at the time. According to DeLonge, he meant to take this dedication and add the flair of The Ramones.

3. Amazed - Lonestar - This country hit single dominated the Billboard Hot Country list for weeks, making it the biggest hit Lonestar has ever had. It wasn't until later this song carried over into the pop category and streamed radio waves. Even the UK found a liking to it, many newly-weds use "Amazed" over any other song in their first dance at weddings. This is a perfect example of a song that had staying power after it's initial release.

4. Oops! I Did It Again - Britney Spears - This song struck gold in numerous countries and brought Britney's second album (titled after the song) to Diamond Record status. The lyrics imply love being a game, accompanied by that bubblegum tempo that we all know Britney so well for. However, from this point on the audience, the public began to notice that provocative turn that Spears' life began to take after this hit.

5. Graduation - Vitamin C - Who can forget this classical high school graduation tune. There is no doubt that this was Vitamin C's biggest hit due to the many graduating students who had this song on repeat, and as long as people continue to graduate, this song will continue to play. Quality perennial hits like this, with a seasonal theme (Graduation, duh!) keep those royalty checks coming in!

6. Bye Bye Bye - N*Sync
7. Say My Name - Destiny's Child
8. Let's Make Love - Tim McGraw and Faith Hill
9. Zombie Nation - Kernkraft 4000
10. I Turn To You - Christina Aguilera
11. I Knew I Loved You - Savage Garden
12. It's My Life - Bon Jovi
13. Breathe - Faith Hill
14. Shake Your Bon-Bon - Ricky Martin
15. Blue (Da Ba Dee) - Eiffel 65
16. Goobye Earl - Dixie Chicks
17. Let's Get Married - Jagged Edge
18. The Bad Touch - Bloodhound Gang
19. The Real Slim Shady - Eminem
20. Independent Woman - Destiny's Child
21. It's Gonna Be Me - N*Sync
22. Jumpin' Jumpin' - Destiny's Child
23. Sexual (Li Da Di) - Amber
24. With Arms Wide Open - Creed
25. Aaron's Party (Come Get It) - Aaron Carter

What can we say? They all made the it to Billboard's Top Ten in 2000, but nobody (or very few people) ask to hear them any more. You can change that! Vote, suggest or complain about your favorite song from 2000 not being included on the PCM List!

Billboard Peak # 1. Doesn't Really Matter - Janet Jackson
Billboard Peak # 1. Be With You - Enrique Iglesias
Billboard Peak # 1. Incomplete - Sisqo
Billboard Peak # 2. He Wasn't Man Enough - Toni Braxton
Billboard Peak # 4. Get It On... Tonight
Billboard Peak # 4. Most Girls - Pink
Billboard Peak # 5. Bring It All To Me - Blaque with *NSYNC
Billboard Peak # 5. This I Promise You - *NSYNC
Billboard Peak # 6. That's The Way It Is - Celine Dion
Billboard Peak # 6. Bag Lady - Erykah Badu
Billboard Peak # 7. Wifey - Next
Billboard Peak # 7. Auld Lang Syne (The Millennium Mix)
Billboard Peak # 8. It Feels Good - Sonique

Really weird that Hoku's release of Another Dumb Blonde peaked at # 27, but her biggest Pop Culture Hit came out in 2001 - Perfect Day (from the film Legally Blonde) and didn't even crack the Billboard Hot 100. Hoku's father is Hawaiin singer Don Ho.
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