Divina, Laarni Joy D.

STEM 12 C
Style of Dance Description Artist and Year
"Yeah!" topped the
Billboard Hot 100 list in the
United States for 12 weeks  
until being dethroned by
Usher's follow-up song
"Burn." "Yeah!" was the
“Yeah” – Crunk&B Usher Terry Raymond IV
longest-running number one
(January 27, 2004)
hit of 2004, topping the Hot
100's year-end list. The
Recording Industry
Association of America
certified it platinum (RIAA).
The song generated a similar
reaction in other countries,
peaking at number one in a
number of them.
It was released as the
second single from their
second studio album, True
Story. It's an uptempo hip hop
song written for the club that
“Lean Back” – Hip-hop contains Fat Joe and Remy Terror Squad
Ma on the second verse. It (June 1, 2004)
topped the US Billboard Hot
100 for three weeks
beginning August 21, 2004,
and topped the Billboard Hot
R&B/Hip-Hop Singles &
Tracks chart for over a
month. The music was heard.
"Just a Little While" was
well welcomed by reviewers,
who predicted it would be a
hit. However, following the
“Just a little while” - Pop Super Bowl event, several Janet Jackson
radio formats and music February 2, 2004
channels worldwide
blacklisted Jackson's singles
and music videos, hurting the
song's performance.
The song is based on a
 sample from Steve
Winwood's 1982 album
Talking Back to the Night,
"Valerie." "Call on Me" was a Eric Prydz
“Call on me” - Aerobics huge commercial hit, topping (September 13, 2004)
numerous record charts. The
song is well-known for its
music video, which depicts
many ladies and a male doing
aerobics in a sexually
suggestive environment.
"I Believe" debuted at
number one on the US
Billboard Hot 100, selling
142,000 copies in its first
week, becoming the second
“I Believe” – R&B debut single by a female artist Fantasia Barrino
to do so, following Lauryn (November 13, 2004)
Hill's "Doo Wop (That
Thing)." The song also
charted at number one in
Canada and at number four
on the Australian ARIA
Singles Chart.