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previously: follow-ups to the U.S. #1s of 2002
caveats and exceptions: the follow-up to the last #1 of the year, Nickelback’s “How You Remind Me,” was already covered in the ‘02 poll, there's no proper follow-up to the superfriends hellmix of “Lady Marmalade,” thank god, and the follow-up to the follow-up to Usher’s “U Remind Me” and the follow-up to the follow-up to J.Lo’s “I’m Real (Murder Remix)” already covered in ‘02 poll
Poll Results
| Option | Votes |
| Outkast - “So Fresh, So Clean” (peak: #30, follow-up to: “Ms. Jackson”) | 21 |
| Janet Jackson - “Someone To Call My Lover” (peak: #3, follow-up to: “All For You”) | 10 |
| Destiny’s Child - “Survivor” (peak: #2, follow-up to: “Independent Women Part 1”) | 6 |
| Mary J. Blige - “No More Drama” (peak: #15, follow-up to: “Family Affair”) | 3 |
| Crazytown - “Revolving Door” (did not chart, follow-up to: “Butterfly”) | 2 |
| Shaggy - “Hope” (did not chart, follow-up to: “It Wasn’t Me” and “Angel”) | 0 |
| Joe - “Let’s Stay Home Tonight” (peak: #43, follow-up to: “Stutter (Remix)”) | 0 |
| Destiny’s Child - “Emotion” (peak: #10, follow-up to: “Bootylicious”) | 0 |
| Alicia Keys - “A Woman’s Worth” (peak: #51, follow-up to: “Fallin’”) | 0 |
― know the (ledge) (some dude), Thursday, 24 June 2010 14:04 (fourteen years ago)
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