(Highest Score: 10 Haus-Of_Mck, Jeffsuxx, PecintaMariah, Subomie, t.A.T.u. | Lowest Score: 2 Alpha)

Friend or Foe is the second single from Dangerous and Moving. It's a good, underrated song from them and deserved Top 5 tbh. The lyrics are left purposefully ambiguous, so we don't know who the song's about. It charted... modestly worldwide, but they look damn good on the cover and sometimes that's all that matters.



Fun Fact: This was their last song to chart on the Official UK Charts, it reached #48

Next iconic videos are the solo singles.

Never Forget



Lena Katina's debut solo music video. I actually quite like the song and the cemetery theme is cool. It''s a nice homage to Julia and the work they did together before splitting up . However, it kind of annoys me how they split up yet still use t.A.T.u. to promote themselves. If you go solo, GO SOLO, don't rely on your past work. But anyway it's a good first attempt.

All Because of You



Julia's debut solo song is very Eastern-European inspired, you can hear it in the instrumental of the song. She's playing up to being bisexual and the video features two lovers of hers - one a man, the other a woman. The video is controversial and dramatic in traditional t.A.T.u. style but I feel as if it is lacking something. Julia also looks semi-tragic in it . There is also a Russian version "Sdvinu Mir".

And I am not going to post the video of "Didn't Wanna Do It" because I'm assuming you all have taste. If not then just YouTube it .

(Highest Score: 10 Jeffsuxx, Leon | Lowest Score: 2 Alpha)


I actually quite like this song, it'd have been nice for it to make it to the top 10 . Regardless, it's done pretty well. It had virtually no impact, I don't think it charted anywhere. There also wasn't an official music video made. It has an English counterpart called "Perfect Enemy" which can be found on Dangerous And Moving. I personally prefer the English version and its lyrics, it wasn't released as a single though.



Fun Fact: This is one of three tracks on the album produced by Sergio Galoyan, who also produced "All The Things She Said/Ya Soshla S Uma" and "Not Gonna Get Us/Nas Ne Dogonyat"

(Highest Score: 10 Corsola, Haus-Of_Mck, Jeffsuxx, Pecinta Mariah, t.A.T.u. | Lowest Score: 4 Bríseis, PentegramPeterPan)


First single from 200 km/h in the Wrong Lane to leave, and the only one not to make the top 10 . I prefer this over the Russian version and most people do judging by its position in the rate, the music videos are basically the same for both. It only managed to chart in Romania and thus was a commercial failure. It didn't quite make the top 10 in the rate, but I'm not sad about that. Other songs deserved it more.



Fun Fact: "Show Me Love" was originally going to be the third single from their debut English era, but it was changed to this for unknown reasons.

(Highest Score: 10 Corsola, dancepopCC, Haus-Of_Mck, LONGWAY2GO, PentegramPeterPan | Lowest Score: 3 Bríseis)


The best single from Waste Management - and probably one of the best songs on the album - I'm quite sad it just missed the top 10 . It performed poorly commercially like everything from the Waste Management era. The video is the same as the Russian version "Beliy Plaschik" and it was very controversial. It has a theme of anti-abortion and in the video a pregnant Julia is killed by a firing squad commanded by Lena. There is an uncensored version of the video where both Lena and Julia appear naked.



Fun Fact: Julia was actually pregnant during the shooting of the video.