Again, in what way has that song made an impact?

Man Down was massive in my country. Radio still play it frequently.

This didn't even chart on the Hot 100, yet it's among her most memorable songs.

I don't see how people would know Man Down over Run The World.

I would say Judas is a flop song that people know about. Probably because it was controversial.

Look how many times RTW has been mentioned in this very thread.

There is your answer.

You may be one of the most delusional Avril fans I have ever seen

P!nk - Trouble. A flop, but won her a grammy and is featured in a **** ton of movies, most notably in White Chicks

Also God is a DJ - a flop, but featured in one of the biggest teen movies of all time - Mean Girls

P.S. I adore that Shania song posted above

The delusion

The only place I heard "Run the World" was when I YouTube'd the song.


To answer the thread's question, "Clocks" by Coldplay is one of the most famous songs of the 00s (who doesn't know that piano riff?) but it did not make a huge impact on the charts.

Man Down. And unlike other suggestions in this very thread, the song wasn't even shoved down people's throats. It ruled the world by its own

Coldplay's "Clocks" "The Scientist" "Fix You"

One of the best songs of all time Didn't know it flopped

You and the whole world.





And do I need to remind them that the song was played in space.

Let's Get Loud definitely. It's considered one of Jennifer Lopez's most recognizable songs and it was a huge flop.

That song has been mentioned so many times in this thread because delusional Beyonce stans keep insisting it's a made a "big impact" when it never did.

Run The World didn't have any impact.

It is not possible.

I'm into You and Papi

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