5 Most Popular Songs That Never Won a Grammy

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According to the Recording Academy, Grammys are awarded to honor excellence in the recording arts and sciences.

1

‘Whoomp! (There It Is)’ by Tag Team

Tag Team’s one and only hit, “Whoomp! (There It Is)” is arguably one of the most well-known party songs in American history.

2

‘Because I Love You (The Postman Song)’ by Stevie B

Before he recorded “Because I Love You (The Postman Song),” Stevie B was best known for his freestyle tracks, a genre that blends Latin rhythms and melodies with electronic beats.

3

‘Tik Tok’ by Ke$ha

Kesha’s debut single “Tik Tok” was reportedly inspired by a real-life experience of waking up in her shared Los Angeles pad the morning after an epic house party.

4

‘Let Me Love You’ by Mario

It was Mario’s fellow R&B star, Ne-Yo, who actually wrote the lyrics to the 2004 hit. The song earned the distinction of being the first track to reach #1 in America that Ne-Yo ever worked on.

5

‘Call Me’ by Blondie

The song was intended to be the first single off of an album-length collaboration between the two parties, but, as fate would have it, the final project never came to fruition.