The best one hit wonders of all time!

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Don't worry, #SeptemberStudies hasn't disappeared! I've just decided to have a break at weekends- when you're not at school, you don't want to be reading about school, do you? So the weekends will be made up of more fun posts, like today's, which is all about the best one hit wonders of all time!

Breathe- Blu Cantrell
Take On Me- A-Ha
You and Me Song- The Wannadies
Mambo No. 5 (A Littl Bit Of...)- Lou Bega
How Bizarre- OMC
Baby Got Back- Sir Mix A Lot
Five Years Time- Noah and the Whale

90s

You're Unbelievable- EMF
JCB- Nizlopi
No Letting Go- Wayne Wonder
Stay With Me- DJ Ironik
Lovefool- The Cardigans
Somebody's Watching Me- Rockwell
Sweet Like Chocolate- Shanks and Bigfoot


Heaven- DJ Sammy
Jump Around- House of Pain
A Girl Like You- Edwyn Collins 
Do You Really Like It?- DJ Pied Piper
Babycakes- 3 of a Kind
My Love- Route 94
The World Should Revolve Around Me- Little Jackie

dancing latina rosie perez soul train latinawomen

Kung Fu Fighting- Gamblin' Man
Barbie Girl- Aqua
You Gotta Be- Des'ree
It's Raining Men- The Weathergirls
Bittersweet Symphony- The Verve
Who Let The Dog's Out- Baha Men
Stay Another Day- East 17

music music video 90s retro 1990s

Let Me Love You- Mario
Bad Day- Daniel Powter 
Follow Me- Uncle Kraker
Closing Time- Semisonic
Mickey- Toni Basil
You Get What You Give- New Radicals

There, that's quite a hefty list! Which one hit wonders do you absolutely love? let me know in the comments below!

Love from,
Florence Grace


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