The Spice Girls

Many believed the Spice Girls' rapid-fire 'zigazig-ha' was nonsense. Mel B claimed it was a cheeky Yorkshire slang term for sex.

1996
Wannabe - The Spice Girls entered the UK charts on 14 July 1996 and reached number 1.
Say You'll Be There - The Spice Girls entered the UK charts on 20 October 1996 and reached number 1.
2 Become 1 - The Spice Girls entered the UK charts on 22 December 1996 and reached number 1.
1997
Mama - The Spice Girls entered the UK charts on 16 March 1997 and reached number 1.
Spice Up Your Life - The Spice Girls entered the UK charts on 19 October 1997 and reached number 1.
Too Much - The Spice Girls entered the UK charts on 21 December 1997 and reached number 1.
1998
Stop - The Spice Girls entered the UK charts on 15 March 1998 and reached number 2.
Viva Forever - The Spice Girls entered the UK charts on 15 November 1998 and reached number 1.
Goodbye - The Spice Girls entered the UK charts on 20 December 1998 and reached number 1.
2000
Holler - The Spice Girls entered the UK charts on 03 December 2000 and reached number 1.
2007
Headlines (Friendship Never Ends) - The Spice Girls entered the UK charts on 11 November 2007 and reached number 11.

1997
Wannabe - The Spice Girls entered the US charts on 25 January 1997 and reached number 1.
Say You'll Be There - The Spice Girls entered the US charts on 24 May 1997 and reached number 3.
2 Become 1 - The Spice Girls entered the US charts on 16 August 1997 and reached number 4.
Spice Up Your Life - The Spice Girls entered the US charts on 08 November 1997 and reached number 18.
1998
Too Much - The Spice Girls entered the US charts on 14 February 1998 and reached number 9.
Stop - The Spice Girls entered the US charts on 20 June 1998 and reached number 16.
Goodbye - The Spice Girls entered the US charts on 26 December 1998 and reached number 11.
2007
Headlines (Friendship Never Ends) - The Spice Girls entered the US charts on 24 November 2007 and reached number 90.

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