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In the mid-00s, you could not avoid a high school dance (or any dance-like setting) without hearing these first three songs. Usher, Ludacris, and Lil Jon's "yeahs" were the perfect mix for popular hip hop and "crunk" music.
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Sorry. This is the peak. It doesn't get better than "Hey Ya!" This is high school for me. Did anyone ever use the phrase "Shake it like a Polaroid picture" before this song?
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I honestly couldn't bring myself to leave this song out. I like giving everyone a chance by only allowing one song per artist on these mixes, but these two Outkast songs just belong here. But maybe this is more a Sleepy Brown song, yeah? That's what I'll go with.
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2004 was the best year for music.
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2004 was the year that Beyonce really broke away from Destiny's Child. She was all over the charts. But I still found the sole Destiny's Child song on the list to be her best. Funny.
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Finally, we made it to "Breakaway." We now enter the soul-searching heartbroken woman phase of this year's mix.
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Hey, it's Dido! I didn't expect to see her so soon. Breakups are tough on you too, I see.
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I like how Avril Lavigne is always there for me on these charts when I'm struggling to find good songs to round things out and I don't feel like apologizing for Nickelback again.
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I actually managed to not hear this Evanescence song until today, at least to my knowledge. I'm making up for my blind spot in their career.
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I heard this song on the radio one day as a teenager. And although it's a very...obvious song, teenagers like their music to be obvious. So it became a part of my life.
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This song sounds like "Lust for Life." I don't like "Lust for Life." I like this song. Thank you, this song.
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This was my token "That song was a hit song?! Well isn't that a pleasant surprise!" song for this mix.
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And finally, it's only right for a nostalgic mix such as this to end with a song about how fast life can pass you by.
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