
The UK charts have gifted us countless singalong classics that refuse to leave our heads. Rank these iconic chart-toppers by how loudly you'd shout them at a wedding disco.
Put the items in your preferred order.

Bohemian Rhapsody
Six minutes of operatic madness that turned every car journey into a full theatrical production. Wayne's World only made it worse (better).
Wonderwall
Technically only reached number two, but spiritually it's the UK's unofficial anthem. Try picking up an acoustic guitar without someone groaning.
Dancing Queen
Not British, but adopted so thoroughly we might as well hand them passports. A guaranteed dancefloor filler from Blackpool to Brighton.

Angels
The karaoke closer that unites stag dos, hen parties and slightly weepy uncles at closing time. Robbie's crowning glory.
Rolling in the Deep
Adele's global breakthrough that made everyone briefly believe they had her vocal range. Spoiler: we don't.
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