12 Song Anniversaries To Celebrate This November

Temperatures are dropping, the sun is setting earlier and all your preference songs keep getting older. Fight that urge to begin listening to Christmas music, though, because so several of your preference throwbacks of Novembers past can keep you occupied all month long.


"Since U Been Gone," Kelly Clarkson: 14 years old


Two years immediately after being crowned the winner of the opening season of American Idol, Kelly scored a timeless hit with "Since U Been Gone," which released on November 16, 2004.


"Night Changes," One Direction: 4 years old


One Direction solidified themselves because the kings of November, dropping each of their five albums throughout the month. Their last single with Zayn Malik, "Night Changes," has a November 14 birthday.


"BedRock," Young Money: 9 years old


Till the end of time, November 14 will be the day we celebrate the anniversary of Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj, Drake, Tyga, Gudda Gudda, Jae Millz and Lloyd coming with each other for "BedRock."


"I Know What You Did Last Summer," Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes: 3 years old


This Camila and Shawn teamwork gave world the opening taste of Camila's solo material on November 18, 2015, before her solo career took off two years later.


"Unwritten," Natasha Bedingfield: 14 years old


It's hard to believe that "the rest is still unwritten" for Natasha, yet I wouldn't be against tweeting her and asking her on this song's November 29 anniversary.


"Kiss Me Thru the Phone," Soulja Boy featuring Sammie: 10 years old


Reaching number three on the Billboard Hot 100 immediately after its November 27, 2008 release, "Kiss Me Thru the Phone" was number nineteen on the publication's year-end chart in 2009.


"7/11," Beyoncé: 4 years old


The iconic "7/11" music video, which dropped on November 21, 2014, showed a far more playful side of Beyoncé, looking like a homemade video any of her fans could make.


"Whataya Want From Me," Adam Lambert: 9 years old


as soon as you honor Adam's rockstar voice on this song's November 24 anniversary, just think of it as his audition tape to join Queen on tour as lead vocalist five years later.


"Love Yourself," Justin Bieber: 3 years old


We all know what word Justin really wanted to mention while he sang "you should go and love yourself." So much so, case in point, that Halsey covered "Love Yourself" (released November 8, 2015) and made it completely explicit.


"Piece of Me," Britney Spears: 11 years old


Each person wanted a part of Britney Spears in 2017, enough to give her a platinum-certified track with her November 27 single, "Piece of Me."


"The Heart Wants What It Wants," Selena Gomez: 4 years old


Though there's no confirmation that this single with a November 6 birthday is about Justin Bieber, Selena's performance of the track at the 2014 AMAs included a true Justin lookalike.


"Let Me Love You," Mario: 14 years old


Wanna know how Mario's quintessential love song has staying power? Despite its pre-streaming release on November 16, 2004, it's got over 250 million streams on Spotify.