• Uptown Funk
• Someone Like You
• Thinking Out Loud
• Shake It Off
• We Found Love
• Despacito
• Happy
• Royals
• Party Rock Anthem
• See You Again
• Old Town Road
• Can't Hold Us
• Closer
• Firework
• Call Me Maybe
  

Doesnt even look right

Is this according to you or Billboard?

billboard i just checked

in the middle
charts don't determine everything people like

so whats your point OP

lot of these songs are pretty decent.

just felt like talking about the past now since people are gonna be talking about the 2010s like they talk about the '80s or '90s

Yep that’s a list all right

call me maybe
uptown funk
we found love
royals
old town road
fireworks

are all great songs

What do they all have in common

Kinda surprised to see Can’t Hold Us on here. I always thought Thrift Shop was the bigger track

all were released in 2010s

yeah its gonna be weird but you move on

2010s is great decade gonna miss it

Can’t Hold Us def has had more legs than Thrift Shop that one might’ve been way bigger then but Can’t Hold Us would still get an arena of white people hyped up

Maybe not just white people cause it is a pretty nice hook for that environment but you get what I mean

I think Thrift Shop has kinda faded away as time has gone on

How did LMFAO just vanish off the face of the Earth? They had mad momentum in the early 2010s

2010s are for me is defined by style over substance

Kinda surprised they didn’t keep up the momentum. After all they were industry plants

uptown funk is one of the most annoying songs of all time bro

remember my school did a lip dub to that s*** junior year lmao

I love Closer

what we need to talk about is lack of rock songs on this list

i sorta have theory for why thats so

I think I hate every song on that list.

the way i was thinking is which song people would hear more in the future

like how Always be my baby or dream lover is probably the most played Mariah song after the xmas one

publix tier playlist

well speak on it
I think youth culture being centered around the internet and coldplay making edm killed mainstream rock appeal