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What is the best Culture Club song?

By YPB Team

From chart-topping anthems to deep cuts fans still swear by, this lineup captures the New Romantic era at its boldest. Which track takes the crown?

  1. Karma Chameleon — ranked #11
    Karma Chameleon
    Culture Club's biggest hit, a chart-topping 1983 pop-reggae anthem.
    1000pts
  2. I'll Tumble 4 Ya — ranked #22
    I'll Tumble 4 Ya
    A bouncy 1982 single that became one of the band's early signature hits.
    756pts
  3. Miss Me Blind — ranked #33
    Miss Me Blind
    An energetic 1984 pop track with a funky bassline and catchy synth hooks.
    596pts
  4. It's a Miracle — ranked #44
    It's a Miracle
    A bright, brass-driven 1984 single from the Colour by Numbers album.
    596pts
  5. Runaway Train — ranked #55
    Runaway Train
    A 1999 comeback single marking the band's reunion after years apart.
    596pts
  6. The War Song — ranked #66
    The War Song
    A 1984 anti-war anthem that peaked at number two on the UK charts.
    596pts
  7. Time (Clock of the Heart) — ranked #77
    Time (Clock of the Heart)
    A 1982 follow-up single that reached number two on the US Billboard Hot 100.
    517pts
  8. White Boy — ranked #88
    White Boy
    The band's very first single, released in 1982 before their breakthrough.
    423pts
  9. Move Away — ranked #99
    Move Away
    A 1986 single from the From Luxury to Heartache album.
    423pts
  10. Mistake No. 3 — ranked #1010
    Mistake No. 3
    A New Wave-leaning single from the band's early catalog.
    310pts
  11. Church of the Poison Mind — ranked #1111
    Church of the Poison Mind
    An upbeat, Motown-flavored 1983 single often cited as the band's best song.
    310pts
  12. Do You Really Want to Hurt Me — ranked #1212
    Do You Really Want to Hurt Me
    The breakthrough 1982 single that put Boy George and the band on the map.
    310pts
  13. Victims — ranked #1313
    Victims
    A dramatic 1983 ballad showcasing Boy George's vocal range.
    0pts
  14. The Medal Song — ranked #1414
    The Medal Song
    A lesser-known 1984 single that closed out the Waking Up with the House on Fire era.
    0pts

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