This content is copyright of CelebMix.com. Can you believe it?! Some of the biggest bangers from way back in 2000 are turning the big 2-5 this year! That's right - those tunes that had you singing at the top of your lungs, doing ridiculous dance moves, and crushing on your fave pop stars are officially quarter-century legends. Whether it was a catchy chorus you still can't get out of your head or a song that totally got your feelings, these tracks were THE soundtrack to our lives. So, get ready to dive back into the absolute BEST pop anthems that are still making us wanna party like it's 1999 (or 2000, actually)! Britney Spears - Oops!... I Did It Again Release date: March 2000 Cue the red vinyl catsuit. This was the moment Britney officially became the pop princess. With its irresistible chorus and Titanic-themed spoken bridge (iconic, never ironic), 'Oops!' cemented her as a millennial legend - and no one's done it again quite like Brit. NSYNC - Bye Bye Bye Release date: January 2000 The break-up bop that launched a thousand dance routines (and even more frosted tips). 'Bye Bye Bye' wasn't just NSYNC's signature hit - it wasthe boyband battle cry, complete with puppet strings and choreo that still lives rent-free in every 30-something's memory. Spice Girls - Holler Release date: October 2000 Sultry, slick, and surprisingly futuristic, 'Holler' marked a bold shift for the Spice Girls - trading bubblegum for R&B swagger. With Victoria and Mel B owning the verses and Timbaland-style production courtesy of Darkchild, it was their most grown-up moment yet. A confident reinvention that proved the girls could still command the dancefloor, even in platform heels. Robbie Williams - Rock DJ Release date: July 2000 Cheeky, chaotic, and completely unforgettable, 'Rock DJ' is Robbie Williams at his most unfiltered. With a thumping beat, playful lyrics, and that controversial (and iconic) video, it captured the wild spirit of early 2000s pop. Equal parts showman and provocateur, Robbie turned dancefloor mayhem into chart-topping gold. Kylie Minogue - Spinning Around Release date: June 2000 The gold hotpants heard round the world. Kylie's comeback was glitter-drenched disco perfection - and 'Spinning Around' didn't just top the charts, it spun her straight into a new millennium of pop royalty. All Saints - Pure Shores Release date: February 2000 A dreamlike slice of turn-of-the-millennium perfection, 'Pure Shores' floats on ethereal harmonies, shimmering synths, and William Orbit's signature production. Released as part of The Beach soundtrack, it instantly captured the escapist mood of a generation craving something more. Cool, coastal, and quietly euphoric - it's not just one of All Saints' finest moments, it's one of British pop's most serene and enduring masterpieces. Craig David - 7 Days Release date: July 2000 Effortlessly cool and irresistibly catchy, '7 Days' turned Craig David into a UK garage icon. With its silky vocals, conversational storytelling, and laid-back R&B groove, it was the soundtrack to every early-2000s crush. A modern classic that made meeting someone on a Monday sound like the start of a love story for the ages. Spiller with Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Groovejet (If This Ain't Love) Release date: August 2000 A shimmering slice of disco-house perfection, 'Groovejet' blended sleek Ibiza cool with Sophie Ellis-Bextor's icy, elegant vocals - and made dancefloors swoon worldwide. Effortlessly chic and endlessly replayable, it asked the eternal question with a wink: if this ain't love... then why does it feel so good? A true Y2K classic. Destiny's Child - Independent Women Pt. 1 Release date: November 2000 An anthem, a mindset, a cultural reset. 'Independent Women Pt. 1' wasn't just a chart-topping smash - it was a full-blown power statement. With razor-sharp harmonies, Beyoncé-led confidence, and Charlie's Angels swagger, Destiny's Child turned financial freedom and self-worth into pop gold. Still empowering, still iconic. Coldplay - Yellow Release date: June 2000 From the first shimmering guitar riff, 'Yellow' pulls you into a dreamy, bittersweet world of love and longing. It's simple, honest, and absolutely unforgettable - the kind of anthem that made Coldplay everyone's go-to band for those big, heartfelt moments. Timeless, uplifting, and dripping with golden nostalgia. Aaliyah - Try Again Release date: July 2000 If smooth could snap, this would be it. Aaliyah and Timbaland teamed up to drop a track so slick, it still sounds like the future - even 25 years later. 'Try Again' isn't just a song, it's a whole mood: cool, confident, and totally untouchable. That robotic beat? Iconic. Aaliyah's voice? Effortlessly flawless. Basically, if you haven't tried trying again with this jam blasting, what are you even doing? True Steppers and Dane Bowers featuring Victoria Beckham - Out of Your Mind Release date: August 2000 A bold collision of UK garage beats and pop-star glamour, 'Out of Your Mind' was a Y2K moment li