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We decided to drop the entire list at the same time, inspired by the one and only miss legendary Beyonce Knowles. That concludes our list for 2018. See you again next year.

1. Eleni Foureira - Fugeo Proving the Beyonce is indeed the most influential artist of all time - the greek/albanian legend Eleni lit up Europe with her smash hit Fuego. It's everything a song is supposed to be. It makes us cry, laugh, dance and love. Ladies and gentlemen the true winner of Eurovision Song Contest 2018 and the no 1 artist on this list.

2. Kim Petras - Tell Me It's A Nightmare Kim makes another appearance with Tell Me It's A Nightmare. The song is everything Gaga was supposed to give us as a follow up to Born This Way (instead of pandering to middle America).

3. Rita Ora - Let You Love Me After releasing some of the best pop songs of all time, it seemed like Rita had nowhere to go but down. Little did we know that she had cooked up the masterpiece that was Let You Love Me. A future classic that will be remembered for decades.

4. Kim Petras - Close You Eyes A terrific song that will shake your soul to the very core. Kim's feminine voice skilfully belts over the spooky beat made by the one and only Dr.Luke. The producer shows that he is indeed the best of his time. Will Kim become the first Luke produced legend/megastar?

5. Sigala, Paloma Faith - Lullaby Is it Sia? The Chainsmokers? We don't know and we don't care. Sometimes you just need a fun generic bop that will make you dance.

6. Ariana Grande - No Tears Left To Cry The church like intro is enough to grab anyone's attention. Ariana proves once again that she's the most talented female pop star to debut since 2008. The song has been streamed over 500 million times - the people have spoken.

7. Ava Max - Sweet But Psycho An infectious anthem that takes you right back to 2012 but still manages to feel fresh. It's very clearly inspired by Marina and the Diamond's Electra Heart. And we can't get enough.

8. Camila Cabello - Into It Despite being the inferior version of Lorde's Sober it still manages to strike all the right chords. Cabello takes a huge risk shedding her good girl persona while seductively singing risky lyrics such as "I see a king size bed... we should get into it". We commend her for such bravery.

9. Selena Gomez - Back To You The 2nd season of 13 reasons why was a huge panned disaster but the soundtrack single sung by Selena Gomez is the polar opposite. Miss Gomez whispers emotionally for 3 minutes with lyrics that makes us feel safe and warm. We adore it.

10. Celine Dion - Ashes Ashes by Celine Dion proves once again why she's outlasted all her peers (Whitney, Mariah and Madonna) as she SINGS with her well kept voice (not everyone has that). It's beautiful, emotional... it's classic Celine.

In today's oversaturated era we don't have time to listen to full albums. So that's why we have decided to only rate the top 10 songs of the year. Nothing less nothing more.

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125K? I expected the sound track to a universally beloved movie to outdo the first week sales of her previous non-event collab album Cheek 2 Cheek. Let's hope the prediction increases.

Say it with me guys: L E G E N D