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Nice, though it's going to be a huge page if you plan to add all this next to the list.

I don't think it's a big deal either way, but it's true that in Spanish "sangre" is not capitalized.

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That depends. Kendrick has already two songs on the list. Do we put it instead of Humble, or which song do you see it beating? Also, are we sure on Not Like Us being the greatest 2020s song?

Pink Pony Club should obviously be added now

Criteria: These songs released in the year 2020 were chosen and ranked based on their initial popularity, U.S. and international music sales, download, and streaming statistics, averaged critics reviews, and digitaldreamdoor members advice.
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Guys, it's all in the Wayback Machine

Not really a rock song though. Celine Dion has always been more in line with pure adult contemporary.

Also, remember adding Never Gonna Give You Up

Why hasn’t Sampson posted his critique yet?


Sampson stopped reviewing songs on his website over a year ago. About 2 weeks ago he told Lew that he would get the hall of fame thing as soon as he could. Don't know what's going on with him, but I think he lost his passion for this stuff.

He did ...

Arctic Monkeys have been cited as an early example of an artist that got popular primarily through the internet and I figure that Dancefloor deserves a lions share of the credit for that as their first and breakthrough single.

That's true actually. I can see it at the top.

Also if nobody ...

I think Do I Wanna Know should still be their top song. I remember when Ryan updated their list I wasn't that sure of Dancefloor going down, but at this point it's cemented its position.

For Bad Bunny I'm surprised Yonaguni is not there, but that may be my personal bias.

I was actually going to say you guys might be underrating Emilia Perez, in one of those cases of internet discourse being greatly exaggerated. Sure, the hate is huge, and as a Spaniard you can believe I've seen the accents mocked like crazy, but most of that discourse comes from people who haven't ...

Ok if you want to define impact that way. Her influence (i.e. musical influence) is still not huge by any definition you go by. Almost all of the top 100 is more influential than her. And though I agree with suddenly using global popularity, that's also inconsistent with the rest of the list, which ...

With influence and impact as part of the criteria, that placement is still ridiculous. And only talking about popularity, that placement is very inconsistent with other top artists of the same era. Rihanna has more certified units sold and more #1 hits and is 136 spots below her. If you want to ...

Here are others that were pretty much agreed should be on the list:

Tiran Porter
Steve DiGiorgio (definitely)
Sean Malone
Tony Choy
Roger Patterson (definitely)
Jeroen Thesseling
Paul Simonon
Ray Shulman
Martin Turner
Brian Wilson
Tina Weymouth
Chris Wolstenhome
Justin Chancellor (definitely)
Dee ...