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previously: follow-ups to the U.S. #1s of 2009
follow-ups to the U.S. #1s of 2008
follow-ups to the U.S. #1s of 2007
caveats and exceptions: The 2007 poll already covered the follow-ups to Beyonce’s “Irreplaceable,” and the multi-single #1 runs by Justin Timberlake and Akon that began in 2006, and there was no immediate follow-up to “Grillz” by Nelly, who didn’t release another solo single for nearly 2 years.
Poll Results
| Option | Votes |
| Nelly Furtado - “Maneater” (peak: #16, follow-up to: “Promiscuous”) | 9 |
| Fegie - “Fergalicious” (peak: #2, follow-up to: “London Bridge”) | 7 |
| Mariah Carey - “Say Somethin’” (peak: #79, follow-up to: “Don’t Forget About Us”) | 3 |
| Beyoncé - “Déjà Vu” (peak: #4, follow-up to: “Check On It”) | 3 |
| Ne-Yo - “When You’re Mad” (peak: #15, follow-up to: “So Sick”) | 3 |
| Rihanna - “Unfaithful” (peak: #6, follow-up to: “SOS”) | 2 |
| D4L - “Betcha Can’t Do It Like Me” (peak: #72, follow-up to: “Laffy Taffy”) | 2 |
| Sean Paul - “(When You Gonna) Give It Up To Me” (peak: #3, follow-up to: “Temperature”) | 1 |
| Ludacris - “Grew Up A Screw Up” (did not chart, follow-up to: “Money Maker”) | 1 |
| Daniel Powter - “Free Loop (One Night Stand)” (did not chart, follow-up to: “Bad Day”) | 0 |
| Chamillionaire - “Grown And Sexy” (did not chart, follow-up to: “Ridin’”) | 0 |
| Shakira - “Illegal” (did not chart, follow-up to: “Hips Don’t Lie”) | 0 |
| Taylor Hicks - “Just To Feel That Way” (did not chart, follow-up to: “Do I Make You Proud”) | 0 |
| James Blunt - “High” (peak: #100, follow-up to: “You’re Beautiful”) | 0 |
― he's a beast, he's a dog, he's a muthafuckin' viking (some dude), Wednesday, 12 May 2010 00:41 (fifteen years ago)
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