#16

Cliff Richard? Obviously was a big thing back in the day, but now?

#17

some of hers are good

#18

10 year olds in 1980 thought he probably was Elvis.

He was very popular and that leg dance was seen in playgrounds all over I imagine.

Double denim Pop fun.

Good on ya Shakey.

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#19

Jive Bunny

#20

Definitely on my playground. There’s a data point for you.

#21

Same here. I can remember doing the Shakey dance in 4th year Juniors.

This 'Ol House took the Charts and our imaginations by storm, plus, we were convinced he was Elvis. All consigned to history now of course.

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#22

pitbull or drake

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#23

David Guetta has had 38 top 40 hits including 6 number 1s.

He’ll always be best known for basically ridding the world of racism with EDM though.

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#24

Lovely stuff

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#25

Would he also be known for unnecessarily adding an E to the beginning of what has always been “dance music”?

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#26

That’s incredible.

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#27

MLK would have been so proud.

#28

I called him a cynical prick on Twitter when he released that song with Captain Tom and had three very angry women who all had selfies with him as their avatars give me a load of grief

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#29

I woman I work with has a life size cardboard cut out of him in her living room

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#30

Elvis probably

#31

Found some stats

David Guetta has had 23 top 10 singles, same as Oasis. I couldn’t name a single one.

#32

Wonderwall

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#33

@AQOS’s right it’s Jess Glynne, though.

Or maybe Florence of and the Machine

#34

yeah its 100% jess glynne. couldnt correctly tell you which of her songs are which

#35

Status Quo have had 57 top 40s. I don’t reckon they could name 57 of their own songs.

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