What is the best Village People song?

From stadium anthems to campy cult classics, the Village People's catalog spans the glitter-soaked height of disco right through the decadent 80s. Which track takes the crown? Cast your vote!

1. 1
   Y.M.C.A.

   The 1978 disco mega-hit famous for its arm-spelling choreography, one of the best-selling singles of all time and a permanent fixture at sporting events worldwide.
   1000pts
2. 2
   Macho Man

   Their 1978 commercial breakthrough, a strutting anthem of masculine bravado that propelled the group to mainstream stardom.
   636pts
3. 3
   Can't Stop the Music

   The high-energy title track from their 1980 semi-autobiographical film, marking the exuberant twilight of the disco era.
   538pts
4. 4
   Sex Over the Phone

   A campy 1985 comeback single parodying phone-sex culture that gave the group a fun minor resurgence in the mid-80s.
   538pts
5. 5
   Go West

   A soaring 1979 anthem of freedom and new horizons, later famously covered by the Pet Shop Boys in 1993 as an enduring gay anthem.
   323pts
6. 6
   I Am What I Am

   A bold 1978 anthem of self-acceptance from the Cruisin' album, later widely adopted as an LGBTQ+ empowerment anthem.
   323pts
7. 7
   In the Navy

   Their first US number-one single from 1979, a driving disco track that the actual US Navy briefly considered using for recruitment.
   0pts

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