B-Boys & Flygirls

Originally released in Finland in 1999, "B-Boys & Flygirls" debuted and peaked at number five on the Finnish Singles Chart, staying at that position for two weeks and spending six more weeks in the top 10.[2] It did not begin to experience success outside Finland until "Freestyler" was released later in the year in Scandinavia. It first appeared on the Swedish Singles Chart in April 2000, debuting at its peak of number three, a rank it sustained for three weeks.[3] It was the country's 26th-highest-selling single of the year and was certified gold for shipping over 15,000 units.[4][5] The following month, it charted in Denmark, peaking at number six.[6] In July, it garnered success in Benelux, attaining peaks of number four in Flanders,[7] number 13 in the Netherlands,[8] and number 31 in Wallonia.[9]

By this time, "Freestyler" had become a chart-topping hit across Europe, and a new version of "B-Boys & Flygirls" called the "Y2K Mix" was issued as a maxi-single on 11 September 2000.[10] Following this release, the single charted in several other countries for the first time in late September and early October. In German-speaking Europe, it reached the top 20 in Austria,[11] Germany,[12] and Switzerland,[13] while in Greece and Spain, it peaked at number nine in both nations.[14][15] On the Eurochart Hot 100, "B-Boys & Flygirls" repeatedly entered and exited the listing between May and December 2000,[16][17] climbing to a peak of number 51 in mid-October.[18] The track also became a hit in Australia, rising to number seven on 8 October 2000 and staying on the ARIA Chart for 19 weeks,[10] going on to earn a Platinum record and ending the year as Australia's 47th-most-successful hit.[19][20]