“Teenage Dirtbag” – 2000.

“Eye of the Tiger” – 1982.

“Jessie’s Girl” – 1980.

“Take On Me” – 1985.

“Walking on Sunshine” – 1983.

“Return of the Mack” – 1996.

“Ice Ice Baby” – 1990 Better or worse than “Under Pressure?”

“Like A G6” – 2010.

“Hey There Delilah” – 2005.

“Pumped Up Kicks” – 2011. The song hit over 1 billion streams on Spotify.

“Tubthumping” – 1997. The anarchist punk was successful in their own niche, but likely made this pop song as a parody of the pop industry.

“Video Killed the Radio Star” – 1980. Band member Trevor Horn saw success with other groups, like Yes.

“What Is Love” – 1993. Baby don’t hurt me.

“Dancing in the Moonlight” – 2000. Already a hit via Sherman Kelly’s band Boffalongo and King Harvest, this third iteration of the song went multi-platinum in England.

“My Sharona” – 1989.

“I Love It” – 2012. In 2025 you’d be hard pressed to know this isn’t Charlie’s song on her own, such is the difference between the “Brat” artist and Icona Pop.

“How Bizarre” – 1996. This odd 1996 song was OMC’s biggest hit. How bizarre.

“Jump Around” – 1992.

“Shut Up and Dance” – 2014

“Sandstorm” – 2000

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