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= British #1 Hit Songs Americans Have Never Heard Of =
This is Sean's 4th collaboration with another follow music reviewer. With the help of Mode Reviews, a British-pop music reviewer. The two decide to highlights a handful of pop songs that hit #1 on the UK Singles Chart, but are seen as "unknown" in the United States.
==== "Ghetto Gospel"- 2Pac ft. Elton John (#1 for 3 weeks in 2005) ====
==== "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)" - The Proclaimers, Andy Pipkin, Brian Potter & Comic Relief Foundation (#1 for 3 weeks in 2007) ====
==== "Baby Cakes"- 3 Of a Kind (#1 for 1 week in 2004) ====
==== "It's My Birthday"- will.i.am ft. Cody Wise (#1 for 1 week in 2014) ====
==== "Japanese Boy"- Aneka (#1 for 1 week in 1981) ====
==== "Get Up (Rattle)"- Bingo Players ft. Far East Movement (#1 for 2 weeks in 2013) ====
==== "Ebeneezer Goode"- The Shamen (#1 for 4 weeks in 1992) ====
==== "Swagger Jagger"- Cher Lloyd (#1 for 1 week in 2011) ====
==== "Nut Rocker"- B. Bumble and the Stingers (#1 for 1 week in 1962) ====
==== "Killing In The Name Of"- Rage Against The Machine (#1 for 1 week in 2009) ====
==== "Mull of Kintyre"- Paul McCartney & Wings ====
"Mr.Blobby" - Mr.Blobby (#1 for 3 weeks in 1994)
- Sean and Mode give a (presumably satirical) review on this, calling it the greatest #1 UK hit of all time, and treating Mr.Blobby like some sort of cult leader. Interestingly, many other music critics called Mr.Blobby one of the worst songs ever. 
== All #1 X-Factor Hits (2005-2009) ==
* "That's My Goal"- Shayne Ward (#1 for 4 weeks in 2005-2006)
* "A Moment Like This"- Leona Lewis (#1 for 4 weeks in 2006-2007)
* "When You Believe"- Leon Jackson (#1 for 3 weeks in 2007-2008)
* "Hallelujah"- Alexandre Burke (#1 for 3 weeks in 2008-2009)