Here's Billboard's ranking of the 15 best Glee duets
FOX Image Collection via GIis undoubtedly one of the most impactful. Sure, the musical dramedy following a midwestern high school glee club went on to win plenty of awards, including Emmys and Golden Globes. But the music built into its DNA helped turn the show into a cultural phenomenon.
Over the course of six seasons, the Glee Cast released over 700 songs — including covers of top 40 pop hits and Broadway classics, as well as several original compositions. The show’s cult following sent 207 tracks to the Billboard Hot 100, breaking Elvis Presley’s decades-heldfor the most entries on the chart less than two years after the show’s premiere in 2009. The one that started it all, a cover of Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin’,” was the cast’s highest charting-song at No. 4.
It’s clear that the cast shines brightest as a collective, but a handful of duets have also taken center stage. Although not all have entered the Hot 100,has rounded up 15 duets we’ll never forget, covering artists from Aerosmith to Adele.
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