French Top 100 singles of the 2000s

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This is a list of the 100 best-selling singles in France during the 2000s (i.e. release in France from January 1, 2000, to December 31, 2009). [1]

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Top 100 of the 2000s

Singles

Pos.ArtistSingleYearCountrySales[ citation needed ]Peak[ citation needed ]
1 Las Ketchup "The Ketchup Song (Aserejé)"2002Spain1,750,0001
2 Ilona Mitrecey "Un Monde parfait"2005France1,520,0001
3 Yannick "Ces soirées-là"2000France1,512,0001
4 Star Academy 1 "La Musique (Angelica)"2001France1,425,0001
5 Damien Sargue, Philippe D'Avilla and Grégori Baquet"Les Rois du monde"2000France1,410,0001
6 Alizée "Moi... Lolita"2000France1,282,0002
7 Bratisla Boys "Stach Stach"2002France1,250,0001
8 Crazy Frog "Axel F"2005Sweden1,236,1001
9 Daniel Lévi "L'Envie d'aimer"2000France1,200,0002
10 L5 "Toutes les femmes de ta vie"2001France1,165,0001
11 O-Zone "Dragostea din tei"2004Romania1,101,0001
12 DJ BoBo "Chihuahua"2003Switzerland1,050,0001
13 Johnny Hallyday "Marie"2002France1,045,0001
14 Daddy DJ "Daddy DJ"2000France999,0002
15 Garou "Seul"2000Canada990,0001
16 Shakira "Whenever, Wherever"2002Colombia970,0001
17 Kylie Minogue "Can't Get You Out of My Head"2001Australia918,0001
18 Les Lofteurs "Up & Down"2001France863,0001
19 Geri Halliwell "It's Raining Men"2001United Kingdom812,0001
20 Indochine "J'ai demandé à la lune"2001France780,0001
21 Cécilia Cara and Damien Sargue"Aimer"2000France777,0002
22Garou and Celine Dion "Sous le vent"2001Canada744,0001
23 Tragédie "Hey Oh"2003France656,0001
24 Natasha St-Pier "Tu trouveras"2002Canada652,0003
25 Lorie "Près de moi"2001France634,0002
26 Umberto Tozzi and Lena K"Ti amo (Rien que des mots)"2002Italy
France
609,0003
27 Rohff "Qui est l'exemple ?"2002France599,0001
28 Alizée "L'Alizé"2000France582,0001
29 Anastacia "I'm Outta Love"2000United States573,0002
30 Saïan Supa Crew "Angela"2000France568,0002
31 Aventura "Obsesión"2004United States565,0001
32 Amel Bent "Ma philosophie"2005France560,0001
33 Hélène Ségara "Elle, tu l'aimes..."2000France545,0003
34 Mylène Farmer and Seal "Les Mots"2001France
United Kingdom
539,0002
35 Santana and The Product G&B "Maria Maria"2000United States535,0001
36 Chimène Badi "Entre nous"2003France531,0001
37KCPK"We Will Rock You (Remix)"2003France530,0002
38 Marc Lavoine and Cristina Marocco "J'ai tout oublié"2001France
Italy
526,0001
39Star Academy 2"Paris Latino"2002France526,0001
40 Renaud and Axelle Red "Manhattan-Kaboul"2002France
Belgium
523,0002
41 Hermes House Band featuring DJ Ötzi "Live Is Life"2002Netherlands
Austria
518,0002
42Lorie"Sur un air latino"2003France517,0001
43Alphonse Brown"Le Frunkp"2003France508,0001
44 Assia "Elle est à toi"2000Algeria508,0003
45 Diam's "DJ"2003Cyprus508,0002
46 Jocelyne Labylle and Cheela featuring Passi and Jacob Desvarieux"Laisse parler les gens"2003Guadeloupe
Republic of the Congo
France
507,0001
47 R. Kelly "If I Could Turn Back the Hands of Time"2002United States505,0002
48 Ève Angeli "Avant de partir"2000France501,0004
49 MC Solaar "Inch'Allah"2002France500,0001
50 Florent Pagny "Ma liberté de penser"2003France497,0001
51Star Academy 4"Laissez-moi danser"2004France495,0001
52Pinocchio"T'es pas cap Pinocchio"2005France483,3002
53 K.Maro "Femme Like U (Donne-moi ton corps)"2004Lebanon482,0001
54Crazy Frog"Popcorn"2005Sweden480,1001
55 Eminem "Without Me"2002United States478,0003
56 Jenifer "Au soleil"2002France475,0002
57 Modjo "Lady (Hear Me Tonight)"2000France474,0007
58 Bonnie Tyler and Kareen Antonn "Si demain... (Turn Around)"2003United Kingdom
France
473,0001
59 Isabelle Boulay "Parle-moi"2000Canada468,0002
60MC Solaar"Hasta la Vista"2001France466,0001
61 Fatal Bazooka "Fous ta cagoule"2006France463,9001
62 Dezil' "San ou (la rivière)"2005Seychelles463,6002
63Johnny Hallyday"Tous ensemble"2002France461,0001
64 Shaggy featuring Ricardo "RikRok" Ducent "It Wasn't Me"2001Jamaica
United Kingdom
458,0001
65Star Academy 3"L'Orange / Wot"2003France449,0001
66 Ilona Mitrecey "C'est les vacances"2005France445,1002
67 Phil Barney and Marlène Duval"Un enfant de toi"2002France439,0001
68 Zazie and Axel Bauer "À ma place"2001France432,0004
69Garou and Michel Sardou "La Rivière de notre enfance"2004Canada
France
425,0001
70 Mary J. Blige "Family Affair"2001United States420,0001
71Star Academy 3"La Bamba"2003France417,0002
72 Billy Crawford "Trackin'"2001Philippines
United States
416,0005
73Nuttea"Elle te rend dingue (poom poom short)"2000France410,0004
74 Madonna "Hung Up"2005United States409,1001
75Yannick Noah"La voix des sages (No More Fighting)"2001France408,0003
76T-Rio"(Choopeta) Mamãe eu quero"2004Brazil408,0002
77Nuttea"Trop peu de temps"2001France407,0005
78 King Africa "La Bomba"2000Argentina406,0004
79 Manu Chao "Me Gustas Tú"2001France401,0002
80Les G.O. Cul-ture"Darla dirladada"2000France398,0001
82 Eminem "Stan"2000United States398,0004
83 Papi Sánchez "Enamorame"2003Dominican Republic396,0002
84 Supermen Lovers "Starlight"2001France393,0002
85 The Black Eyed Peas "I Gotta Feeling"2009United States390,0002
86 Eminem "The Real Slim Shady"2000United States382,0006
87Mad'House"Like a Prayer"2002Netherlands379,0005
88Faf Larage"Pas le temps"2002France378,0001
89 David Guetta featuring Chris Willis "Love Don't Let Me Go"2002France
United States
376,0004
90 Calogero and Passi "Face à la mer"2004France
Republic of the Congo
370,0003
91 Leslie featuring Amine "Sobri (notre destin)"2004France
Morocco
365,0002
92 Lorna "Papi chulo... (te traigo el mmmm...)"2003Panama362,0001
93 Dante Thomas featuring Pras "Miss California"2001United States353,0003
94 Kamini "Marly-Gomont"2006France351,0001
95 The Spooks "Things I've Seen"2000United States351,0004
96Da Muttz"Wassuup!"2001United Kingdom350,0002
97Sully Sefil"J'voulais"2001France350,0002
98 Sinsemilia "Tout le bonheur du Monde"2004France350,0004
99 Helmut Fritz "Ça m'énerve"2009France348,0201
100La Plage"Coup de Boule"2006France343,0001

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