Primarily for 3 reasons:

 

1. Easily had the best music video of the 5 big hits for me.

2. The way it was sonically different from the other 4, though most similar to Fergalicious when it comes to changing tones in the production.

3. The fact that it was remarkably successful for a 5th single in the 2000s and the fact that it wasn't as overplayed as the other four were makes it all the more special hearing it now.

 

And singles wise, you can definitely argue that The Dutchess era was the Teenage Dream of the 2000s  

Edited October 23, 20241 yr by Hector

You got me trippin

 

Stumblin 

 

Flippin

 

Fumblin

I wanted it to become a single the moment I first listened to it so I felt very happy when I learnt it was going to get the single treatment.

 

I believe All The I Got could've been the sixth single.

a classic

My favorite Fergie single 

 

I loooooove this one, and i get so nostalgic whenever i listen to it 

Yea, it's a good late era release. William did his thing with that sample. R.I.P. Little Richard.

This song is soooo me  I love it so much

It was fun, it was different… her hands were definitely in Gwen's nachos here but it was FUn 

Worst single of the era but it's a cute song

I got up for school in the morning and saw this clip on MTV. What an era.