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The No. 1 Song Worldwide in December of Each Year 1955-2020

The No. 1 Song Worldwide in December of Each Year 1955-2020

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The most successful song on the worldwide charts in December of each year from 1955 to 2020 The following songs also became the official Christmas #1 hits in UK:
Johnnie Ray - Just Walkin in the Rain (1956)
The Beatles - I Want to Hold Your Hand (1963)
The Beatles - I Feel Fine (1964)
The Beatles - DayTripper/We Can Work It Out (1965)
The Beatles - Hello, Goodbye (1967)
Band Aid - Do They Know Its Christmas (1984)
Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You (1992)
Ed Sheeran - Perfect (2017)

Date: 2024-03-04

Comments and reviews: 13


Great songs! Really love the different types of songs popular throughout the many decades shown on here. Let’s hope that we have a great December and a happy new year well let’s hope 2022 isn’t bad, no promises however.
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Wait I’m not sure if I will be right what you will be planning for January no 1 month I think you would change 1955 into 1954 or 1956 and then 2020 it turns into 2021 because it will be 2022 when you do this some random guy
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Madonna's Like A Virgin ruled the airwaves in December 1984 and was number one for 5 or 6 weeks in December 1984 and January 1985. Band Aid didn't even get into the Billbard top 40 charts until January 1985.
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Can anyone know what Madonna in the 2000's music can screw up Britney Spears Me Against the Music back to back herself. It was back through 2002 to 2003. And also, 2005. Seriously, Madonna!
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Oh my god, Beatles number one from 63 to 69 (excepted in 1967.
Thank you for this time trip! I appreciate all songs, excepted the two last ones.
Thanks for this video!

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Happy December, and wishing you a Wonderful Yuletide Season! It's amazing how much music has evolved from the mid 50's, to the present day. Thank you for this stroll down memory lane!
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I don't quite understand how Sky High was a bigger song internationally than Bohemian Rhapsody in December 1975. Thanks for making by the way
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As always, another excellent and very informative video. The evolution of music through the years, but now focused on the month of December.
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This is a great list, but I am genuinely surprised at the lack of Wham's Last Christmas and Mariah Carey's All I Want for Christmas is You, lol.
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Good stuff I was born in Toronto Ontario Canada in '72 and grew up listening to music from the generation before and still love it thanks Mom.
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This is proof that the music has gotten much worse through the years. The Beatles were great though, I now see why they were so big!
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the quality in music drops after the late 90s onwards, music got stuck in autotune and flashy narcissistic celebrities
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I noticed that music on this side of the millenium seems to be increasingly marked by a reduction in fun and melody.
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