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The One-Hit Wonder File: ‘Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye’ A 1969 hit that, during its original release, actually toppled “Come Together” by The Beatles out of the number one spot on the charts.   If you’ve attended any sporting event in the last 40 years, you’ve likely chanted “the chorus of “Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye,” the infectious 1969 hit that, during its original release, actually toppled “Come Together” by The Beatles out of the number one spot on the charts. Not bad for a tune that was originally intended for use as a B-side to a single by singer Gary DeCar...

Remember The Times In honor of the 25 years that passed, take a stroll through 1995, a pivotal time in rap's golden era, filled with brewing beefs and shook ones, multiplatinum hits and rich regional diversity. Words: Luke Fox Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared in the Winter 2020 issue of XXL Magazine, on stands now. Smack in the middle of the 1990s—the decade hip-hop accelerated from a walk to a sprint—the year 1995 served as a monumental one for rap and its culture. A deluge of classic albums hit the shelves (some on the same day). The best selling rap singles of all-time r...

Remember The Times In honor of the 25 years that passed, take a stroll through 1995, a pivotal time in rap's golden era, filled with brewing beefs and shook ones, multiplatinum hits and rich regional diversity. Words: Luke Fox Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared in the Winter 2020 issue of XXL Magazine, on stands now. Smack in the middle of the 1990s—the decade hip-hop accelerated from a walk to a sprint—the year 1995 served as a monumental one for rap and its culture. A deluge of classic albums hit the shelves (some on the same day). The best selling rap singles of all-time r...

The former US president’s reality television background could soon become a lucrative family affair.