What is the best Culture Club song?

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

Culture Club's biggest hit, a chart-topping 1983 pop-reggae anthem.

1000pts

2

I'll Tumble 4 Ya

A bouncy 1982 single that became one of the band's early signature hits.

756pts

3

Miss Me Blind

An energetic 1984 pop track with a funky bassline and catchy synth hooks.

596pts

4

It's a Miracle

A bright, brass-driven 1984 single from the Colour by Numbers album.

596pts

5

Runaway Train

A 1999 comeback single marking the band's reunion after years apart.

596pts

6

The War Song

A 1984 anti-war anthem that peaked at number two on the UK charts.

596pts

7

Time (Clock of the Heart)

A 1982 follow-up single that reached number two on the US Billboard Hot 100.

517pts

8

White Boy

The band's very first single, released in 1982 before their breakthrough.

423pts

9

Move Away

A 1986 single from the From Luxury to Heartache album.

423pts

10

Mistake No. 3

A New Wave-leaning single from the band's early catalog.

310pts

11

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

The breakthrough 1982 single that put Boy George and the band on the map.

310pts

13

Victims

A dramatic 1983 ballad showcasing Boy George's vocal range.

172pts

14

The Medal Song

A lesser-known 1984 single that closed out the Waking Up with the House on Fire era.

172pts