From his 2004 album Beautiful Soul, Jesse McCartney finishes 10th in the Top 20 Best #1 videos. She's No You peaked at #1 for 6 days and retired in the Daily Top 10 at #5.
(Days On: 50/Peak: 1 [07])
Ashlee Simpson is at #9 with her video for Boyfriend. Boyfriend debut at #3 and got retired at the #6 spot. This song is the first single from Ashlee's sophomore album I Am Me.
(Days On: 50/Peak: 1 [09])
Lindsay Lohan is the first artist to spent the #1 spot in Julius' Daily Top 10. Over spent a total of 9 days at the top spt and eventually the 1st retired video in the Daily Top 10.
(Days On: 30/Peak: 1 [10])
Dance Dance occupies the #7 spot by Fall Out Boy. This is the 24th Retired Video in the countdown and had peaked for 10 days in the top spot.
(Days On: 50/Peak: 1 [12])
Green Day's Wake Me Up When September Ends is the 6th best #1 video in Julius' Daily Top 10. This video spent 12 days at the top spot. From their American Idiot album, check out their 7-minute video of Green Day at the #6 position.
Finishing at the top 5 slot is Gwen Stefani with Hollaback Girl. Her video spent 12 days at #1 and retired at the top spot. It also held the top spot in our weekly countdown once. So here is Gwen together with the Harajuku girls dancing with the cheer-leading song, Hollaback Girl.
(Days On: 50/Peak: 1 [13])
Another upbeat track hits the top 5 zone is My Humps by Black Eyed Peas. The video debut at #3 and spent 13 days at the top spot. Here are Will.I.Am, Taboo, Apl.de.Ap and Fergie with the 4th most popular #1 video, My Humps.
(Days On: 50/Peak: 1 [16])
Kelly Clarkson's 4th single from Breakaway is at #3. The dramatic video spent 50 days in the countdown and 16 days of it were dominated the top spot. This is also Kelly's 2nd retired video after the successful video for Behind These Hazel Eyes.
(Days On: 50/Peak: 1 [20])
The comeback queen of 2005, Mariah Carey is the runner-up in this special countdown. Mariah has a total of 3 retired videos: It's Like That, Shake It Off and her huge hit We Belong Together. This video spent a whopping 20 days at #1 letting her take over the #2 spot.
(Days On: 50/Peak: 1 [27])
Britney Spears is the leader of the Top 20 Best #1 videos Countdown. From her Greatest Hits: My Prerogative album, Do Somethin' spent 27 incredible days at #1. Her upbeat song is the 2nd retired video in the countdown which also retired at the top spot. So here is the valedictorian of the countdown, Britney Spears with Do Somethin'.
To eveyone who voted in Julius' Daily Top 10 for the entire year of 2005, thank you to all of you. I really appreciate your everyday vote in my countdown. The Top 20 Best #1 Videos is based from 20 different artists who have made it to the #1 spot. Remember to support your favorite videos to help them reach the top spot...THANK YOU SO MUCH!
01.Ashanti f/Paul Wall & Method Man - Still On It
02.Trina f/Kelly Rowland - Here We Go
03.Yellowcard - Lights And Sounds
04.Madonna - Hung Up
05.Beyonce - Check On It
06.Mariah Carey - Don't Forget About Us
07.Pussycat Dolls - Stickwitu
08.Shakira - Don't Bother
09.Fall Out Boy - Dance, Dance
10.Hilary Duff - Beat Of My Heart
01. Lindsay Lohan - Confessions Of A Broken Heart
02. Mariah Carey - Don't Forget About Us
03. Shakira - Don't Bother
04. Natasha Bedingfield - Unwritten
05. Gwen Stefani - Luxurious
06. Pussycat Dolls - Stickwitu
07. Ryan Cabrera - Photo
08. Jesse McCartney - Because You Live
09. Beyonce - Check On It
10. Trina - Here We Go Again
(Days On: 50/Peak: 1 [06])
From his 2004 album Beautiful Soul, Jesse McCartney finishes 10th in the Top 20 Best #1 videos. She's No You peaked at #1 for 6 days and retired in the Daily Top 10 at #5.
(Days On: 50/Peak: 1 [07])
(Days On: 50/Peak: 1 [09])
(Days On: 30/Peak: 1 [10])
(Days On: 50/Peak: 1 [12])
(Days On: 50/Peak: 1 [12])
(Days On: 50/Peak: 1 [13])
(Days On: 50/Peak: 1 [16])
(Days On: 50/Peak: 1 [20])
(Days On: 50/Peak: 1 [27])