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Rank the most recent hit song by these UK Groups.

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Rank the most recent #1 hit song by these UK Groups, i'm only including original songs, as such charity singles, covers and/or features are excluded, if a group has never had a #1 song i'll include their most recent #2 song just to be more inclusive. It may also be interesting to compare the longevity of certain groups compared to others.

 

Groups are listed based on year of formation.

 

Take That - These Days (2014) - Years active (1989-1996/2005-Present)

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All Saints - Black Coffee (2000) -  Years Active (1993–2001/2006–2008/2013–Present)

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Spice Girls - Holler (2000) - Years Active (1994–2000/2007–2008/2012/2019–Present)

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Mis-Teeq - Scandalous (2003) - Years Active (1997-2005)

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Steps - Stomp (2000) - Years Active (1997-2001/2011-2012/2017-Present)

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Atomic Kitten - Whole Again (2001) - Years Active (1998-2004/2012-Present)

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Sugababes - About You Now (2007) - Years Active (1998-Present)

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Girls Aloud - The Promise (2009) - Years Active (2002-2009/2012-2013)

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Fast Food Rockers - Fast Food Song (2003) - Years Active (2003-2004)

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JLS - She Makes Me Wanna (2012) - Years Active (2006-2012/2020-Present)

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The Saturdays - What About Us (2013) - Years Active (2007-2014)

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The Wanted - Glad You Came (2011) - Years Active (2009-2014)

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One Direction - Drag Me Down (2015) - Years Active (2010-2016)

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Little Mix - Sweet Melody (2020) - Years Active (2011-Present)

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2 hours ago, V For Vendetta said:

Scandalous

The Promise

About You Now

Someone has taste! Scandalous is so underrated. I think if it was released by a more known group it would've been far bigger, at least it got some more global exposure through GTA V. 

2 hours ago, Snow said:

But Glad You Came, Sweet Melody and What About Us are Top 3 true1

Glad You Came is very generic, like it could've basically been sung by any male or female pop star in 2011. 

What About Us is an underrated bop though, The Saturdays in general are underrated and often overlooked, they served consistently good bops and great live vocals. true1

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18 minutes ago, Billie Frank said:

Glad You Came is very generic, like it could've basically been sung by any male or female pop star in 2011. 

What About Us is an underrated bop though, The Saturdays in general are underrated and often overlooked, they served consistently good bops and great live vocals. true1

I agree, musically GYC isn't even my favorite out of those 3, but I have a lot of good memories attached to it so I'm very biased giveup4

Also, The Saturdays.. Living for the Weekend was such a good album, Disco Love and Gentleman >>> I'm so mad it was their last full era gaga1 let me revisit them.

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8 minutes ago, Snow said:

I agree, musically GYC isn't even my favorite out of those 3, but I have a lot of good memories attached to it so I'm very biased giveup4

That might be why it doesn't do much for me. GYC is a catch song that i liked but i never went out of my way to listen to it, it was just a song that come on the radio that i liked.

9 minutes ago, Snow said:

Also, The Saturdays.. Living for the Weekend was such a good album, Disco Love and Gentleman >>> I'm so mad it was their last full era gaga1 let me revisit them.

Gentleman had questionable lyrics but it was such a bop. All Fired Up and Notorious slayed. Issues is a classic. true1

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