A Look Back On The Most Popular Alternative Songs From The 200S
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A Look Back On The Most Popular Alternative Songs From The 200S

If you're anything like me then you grew up with these songs, or if you're a little older than what I am, then they were with you through high school.

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A Look Back On The Most Popular Alternative Songs From The 200S
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If you're anything like me then you grew up with these songs, or if you're a little older than what I am, then they were with you through high school. Now that the years have flown by here's a look back on some of the most popular alternative songs from the 2000s.

1. AFI - Miss Murder

Released in 2006, AFI,s hit single "Miss Murder" is there most popular song to date with over 60 million plays on Spotify.

2. HIM - Rip Out The Wings Of A Butterfly

Released in 2005 " Rip Out The Wings Of A Butterfly" has over 17 million plays on Spotify

Did you Know "jackass" Bam Margera is much to blame for the popularity of "HIM" in the united states? He loved the bands symbol the "Heartagram" so much, he started putting it on everything!

3. Atreyu - The Theft

Released in 2006 off of the bands third studio album " A Death Grip On Yesterday"

4. My Chemical Romance - Ghost Of You

Released in 2004 off of the bands second studio album "Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge" with over 61 million views on Youtube

Did you know that Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day praised MCR for the creativity for the music video for "Ghost Of You", Green Day was making the music video for "Wake Me Up When September Ends" around the same time.

5. Jimmy Eat World - Pain

Released in 2004 with over 8 million views on Youtube

6. Taking Back Sunday - MakeDamnSure

Released in 2006 with over 43 million plays on Spotify

7. Yellowcard - Ocean Avenue

Released in 2003 with over 80 million plays on Spotify

8. Plain White T's - Hate (I Really Don't Like You)

Released in 2006 with almost 7 million plays on Spotify

9. The Academy Is - The Phrase That Pays

Released in 2005 with over 3 million plays on Spotify

10. Chiodos - Baby, You Wouldn't Last A Minute On The Creek

Released in 2005 with over 7 million plays on Spotify

11. Senses Fail - Can't Be Saved

Released in 2006 with over 13 million plays on Spotify

12. Good Charlotte - I Just Wanna Live

Released in 2004 with over 30 million views on Youtube

13. Thirty Seconds To Mars - The Kill

Released in 2005 with over 131 million plays on Spotify

14. Blink 182 - I Miss You

Released in 2003 with 182 million plays on Spotify

15. All Time Low - Dear Maria, Count Me In

Released in 2007 with over 82 million plays on Spotify

16. Pierce The Veil - Chemical Kids And Mechanical Brides

Released in 2007 with over 12 million views on Youtube

17. Stone Sour - Through Glass

Released in 2006 with over 113 million plays on Spotify

Did you know Corey Taylor was originally in Stone Sour, but left in 1997 to join Slipknot. After much success, he deiced to rejoin Stone Sour. He is now the front man of both bands and one of the most popular vocalist in the Rock genre.

18. Fall Out Boy - Dance, Dance

Released in in 2005 with over 94 million views on Youtube

19. Panic At The Disco - Lying Is The Most Fun A Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off

Released in 2005 with over 10 million views on Youtube

20. Evanescence - Call Me When Your Sober

Released in 2006 with over 33 million plays on Spotify

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