5. Wings’ “Silly Love Songs”: 1976 was such an amazing year for love songs, while multiple songs achieved the No.1 spot, “Silly Love Songs” dominated the charts and the love was palpable among the American citizens. Imagine, this same year Diana Ross also reached the chart with “Love Hangover.”
4, Rihanna and Calvin Harris “We Found Love”: Can you find love in a hopeless place? Rihanna says yes! The artist scored the biggest hit of her career with her fourth Hot 100 entry to feature “love” in the title. There’s no better way to describe how love feels than this amusing song!
3. Bee Gees’ “How Deep Is Your Love”: 1977 was also a great year for love songs and despite the song being featured in “Saturday Night Fever” the directors didn’t believe it was a good idea. But guess what? The song peaked at No.1 for three weeks on the Billboard Hot 100, once again love proved wrong its detractors.
2. Boyz II Men’s “I’ll Make Love to You”: The group has released tens of bops throughout their career, including one with Mariah Carey. In 1994 the boys debuted their song “I’ll Make Love to You” which became a global sensation and reached the No. 1 for 14 weeks! Isn’t that impressive?
1. Diana Ross and Lionel Richie’s “Endless Love”: Billboard first picked this song because of the beautiful storytelling behind it. The movie with the same title became one of the most famous love movies of all time, the soundtrack also became pretty popular as the song reached No.1 for nine weeks in 1981.
