2004 Number One Hits

2004 Number One Hits

Hey Ya! by OutKast (December 13, 2003 – February 13, 2004): This vibrant and catchy track was a genre-blending phenomenon, capturing the essence of fun and danceability.

The Way You Move by OutKast featuring Sleepy Brown (February 14 – February 20): A smooth, groovy number that complemented the high energy of Hey Ya! with its soulful rhythm and catchy beats.

Slow Jamz by Twista featuring Kanye West and Jamie Foxx (February 21 – February 27): A perfect blend of rap and R&B, this song highlighted Twista’s rapid-fire rap style alongside Kanye’s production and Jamie Foxx’s smooth vocals.

Yeah! by Usher featuring Lil’ Jon and Ludacris (February 28 – May 21): This track was a club banger with a distinctive beat, marked by Usher’s smooth vocals, Lil Jon’s crunk sound, and Ludacris’s charismatic verse.

Burn by Usher (May 22 – July 9): A soulful R&B ballad showcased Usher’s emotive singing, dealing with the pain of a breaking relationship.

I Believe by Fantasia Barrino (July 10 – July 23): Fantasia’s powerful and inspiring performance on this track was a testament to her vocal prowess, making it a memorable and uplifting song.

Confessions Part II by Usher (July 24 – August 6): Another hit from Usher, this song delved into themes of infidelity and the complexities of relationships, marked by his expressive singing.

Slow Motion by Juvenile featuring Soulja Slim (August 7 – August 20): This track brought a smooth, laid-back sound to the charts, highlighting Juvenile’s distinctive New Orleans style.

Lean Back by The Terror Squad featuring Fat Joe and Remy Martin (August 21 – September 10): A hip-hop anthem with a catchy chorus and easygoing rhythm, making it a club staple.

Goodies by Ciara featuring Petey Pablo (September 11 – October 29): Ciara’s debut single, this song was a blend of crunk and R&B, introducing her unique dance moves and fresh sound.

My Boo by Usher and Alicia Keys (October 30 – December 11): A beautiful duet that combined the soulful voices of two R&B superstars, exploring themes of nostalgia and young love.

Drop It Like It’s Hot by Snoop Dogg featuring Pharrell (December 11 – December 31, 2004): Known for its minimalist production and Snoop Dogg’s laid-back rap style, this song was a smooth end to the year’s chart-toppers.