Songs: Bubblegum Pop Top 50

Submitted by Wezzo on Mon, 11/10/2008 - 07:31
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  1. As most of you know, when it comes to music, my standards are sometimes low. But this list compiles the worst of the worst that I still can't help but love: fifty bubblegum pop and modern R'n'B chart tracks that I can't help but enjoy, against every fibre of my being. If there are a lot you don't recognise, count yourself very lucky. Play nice..
  2. Gareth Gates - Anyone Of Us (Stupid Mistake)
  3. Scooch - More Than I Needed To Know
  4. Steps - Last Thing On My Mind
  5. Lolly - Per Sempre Amore (Forever In Love)
  6. Charlotte Nilsson - Take Me to Your Heaven
  7. Take That - Rule the World
  8. Boyzone - Key to My Life
  9. Scooch - One Of These Days
  10. Scouting for Girls - Heartbeat
  11. Sugababes - About You Now
  12. Britney Spears - Sometimes
  13. Ellie Campbell - So Many Ways
  14. Bowling for Soup - Girl All The Bad Guys Want
  15. Steps - Better Best Forgotten
  16. Kelly Clarkson - Since U Been Gone
  17. Westlife - If I Let You Go
  18. Boyzone - Love Me For a Reason
  19. Backstreet Boys - I Want It That Way
  20. Robbie Williams - Sexed Up
  21. Will Young - Leave Right Now
  22. Darius - Colourblind
  23. Hanson - Mmmbop
  24. Robbie Williams - Come Undone
  25. Natalie Imbruglia - Torn
  26. Steps - Love's Got A Hold On My Heart
  27. O-Zone - Dragostea Din Tei
  28. Disneyland - Dancin' (A Catchy Rhythm)
  29. Boyzone - A Different Beat
  30. Britney Spears - Lucky
  31. Caprice - Once Around the Sun
  32. Scooch - The Best Is Yet To Come
  33. Steps - This Heart Will Love Again
  34. The Voice - Every Single Star
  35. Backstreet Boys - Everybody (Backstreet's Back)
  36. Britney Spears - Autumn Goodbye
  37. Busted - You Said No
  38. Next of Kin - 24 Hours From You
  39. Boyzone - Coming Home Now
  40. A1 - Same Old Brand New You
  41. Take That - Patience
Author Comments: 

I decided against including the likes of The Corrs, James Blunt, the New Radicals and Texas, as they have some -- perhaps limited -- artistic merit.