Admit it - you almost forgot this song existed, didn't you?
Well, released in 1998, "Crush" swiftly climbed the music charts, reaching remarkable heights around the world. It peaked at #3 on the Billboard Hot 100, solidifying Jennifer Paige's status as a rising star. The song's success was not limited to the United States but also spread across Europe, where it topped the charts in countries like Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
Her status as a rising star would be short lived. This, her debut single, would be her only charting hit in the United States (although she continued to hit the UK charts).
That doesn't make it a bad song. It just makes her a one-hit wonder. And that's OK. Few songs can boast the kind of international recognition that "Crush" received. It garnered extensive radio airplay and commercial success in countries like Germany, Sweden, Norway, and many others. Are bad songs worldwide hits? Certainly (although we love them, too).
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And this is not a bad song. "Crush" seamlessly blended elements of pop, dance, and a touch of R&B, showcasing Jennifer Paige's versatility as an artist. This fusion of genres played a significant role in the song's widespread appeal, captivating listeners from diverse musical backgrounds and preferences.
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