Queen Of The Charts: A Look At Gwen Stefani's Best Selling Songs

Highlights

• Gwen Stefani's best-selling songs reflect her personal journey and emotional depth, resonating with audiences through heartfelt lyrics and evocative melodies.
• These songs showcase Stefani's creative fearlessness and innovative spirit, demonstrating her ability to infuse personal experiences into her music.
• With their infectious beats and catchy lyrics, Stefani's songs have become pop culture sensations, earning critical acclaim and commercial success worldwide.

Ever wondered what makes Gwen Stefani's songs such chart-toppers? The Hollaback Girl singer, born in Fullerton, California, has been setting the music industry ablaze for decades.

With her distinct style and unmistakable voice, at 54 years old Stefani continues to reign as the queen of the charts.

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Whether you're a No Doubt fan or prefer the material created during her incredible solo career, it's time to take a closer look at the best selling songs in Gwen Stefani’s discography – which have made her an undeniable force in the world of music, and the entertainment industry at large. This list is ranked by the number of copies sold worldwide, as well as by certifications earned from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).

10 4 in the Morning - 2007 (500,000 Copies, Gold)

Gwen Stefani's 4 in the Morning, produced by Tony Kanal, is an intimate exploration of vulnerability and the complexities of love. Its music video emphasizes the emotional turmoil of a troubled relationship and the search for solace.

4 in the Morning sold 500,000 copies, and it stands as a poignant reflection of Stefani's personal journey, resonating with audiences through its heartfelt lyrics and evocative melody, and solidifying its place as a deeply cherished and introspective track in her repertoire.

9 Wind It Up - 2006 (555,000 Copies, Gold)

Wind It Up, produced by The Neptunes, marked Gwen Stefani's foray into a playful fusion of pop and yodeling. The song's music video is a vibrant and whimsical celebration of fashion and style, capturing Stefani's eclectic and bold artistic persona.

With 555,000 copies sold (and a gold certification to match), Wind It Up stands as a testament to Stefani's creative fearlessness and innovative spirit, resonating with audiences through its infectious beats and captivating energy.

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8 Underneath It All - 2002 (680,000 Copies, Gold)

Featuring Jamaican artist Lady Saw, Underneath It All – which sold 680,000 copies and earned a gold certification – is Gwen Stefani's expression of unwavering love and devotion. Produced by Sly & Robbie, the song's music video, directed by Sophie Muller, portrays the enduring bond between Stefani and her then-boyfriend, Gavin Rossdale.

Underneath It All captures the essence of profound connection and emotional honesty, resonating with listeners through its heartfelt lyrics and soulful melody.

7 The Sweet Escape - 2006 (780,000 Copies, Gold)

Collaborating with Akon, The Sweet Escape embodied Gwen Stefani's desire for a carefree and joyful existence. It portrays a whimsical journey through a colorful and vibrant world, emphasizing the idea of embracing life's simple joys.

With its infectious melody and uplifting lyrics, The Sweet Escape became a pop sensation, selling 780,000 units and topping charts worldwide. This song quickly cemented its place as one of Stefani's most beloved tracks.

6 Cool - 2005 (830,000 Copies, Gold)

Gwen Stefani's Cool, produced by Dallas Austin, is a nostalgic and heartfelt tribute to a past romance and enduring friendship. Its music video, directed by Sophie Muller, captures the bittersweet essence of lost love and the comfort of shared memories.

Cool showcases Stefani's ability to infuse personal experiences into her music, resonating with listeners through its relatable themes and emotional depth. Selling 830,000 copies worldwide, this song has a gold certification from the RIAA.

5 Rich Girl - 2004 (947,000 Copies, Platinum)

A collaboration with Eve, Rich Girl was Gwen Stefani's playful take on her aspirations for financial independence and self-reliance. Inspired by her own ambitions, the song's music video, directed by David LaChapelle, showcased a whimsical and extravagant lifestyle, emphasizing the idea of empowerment and success.

With its catchy rhythm and witty lyrics, Rich Girl resonated with audiences worldwide, selling 947,000 copies and earning a platinum certification.

4 Sweet Escape - 2006 (One Million Copies, Platinum)

Produced by Akon, Sweet Escape was Gwen Stefani's ode to escapism, inspired by her desire for a carefree and joyful life. Joseph Kahn directed its video, which reflects the notion of breaking free from the mundane and celebrating life's simple pleasures.

It also emphasizes finding solace in moments of pure happiness. With its upbeat melody and vibrant energy, Sweet Escape resonated with audiences, and earned its place as one of Stefani's most iconic hits by selling one million copies and earning a platinum certification from the RIAA.

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3 What You Waiting For? - 2004 (1.2 Million Copies, Platinum)

A debut solo single, What You Waiting For? marked Gwen Stefani's triumphant entrance into the world of pop music. Produced by Nellee Hooper, the song serves as a self-reflective exploration of Stefani's creative fears and ambitions.

Its music video, directed by Francis Lawrence, is a visually stunning representation of Stefani's artistic vision, portraying the pressures of fame and the struggle to find one's creative voice. With 1.2 million copies sold, What You Waiting For? captured the essence of Stefani's artistic journey, appealing to audiences and critics alike.

2 Hollaback Girl - 2005 (2.7 Million Copies, Double Platinum)

Gwen Stefani's chart-topping hit Hollaback Girl, produced by The Neptunes, was an empowering response to Courtney Love's disparaging comments. Its video, directed by Paul Hunter, symbolizes Stefani's determination to stand her ground, defying criticism and embracing her unique identity.

With its infectious beats and catchy lyrics, Hollaback Girl sold over 2.7 million copies and became a pop culture sensation, earning critical acclaim and commercial success worldwide.

1 Don't Speak - 1996 (3 Million Copies, Triple Platinum)

Don't Speak, Gwen Stefani’s emotional ballad (produced by Matthew Wilder) delves into the complexities of heartbreak and lost love. Directed by Sophie Muller, the song's video accentuates the pain of romantic turmoil and the struggle to let go.

Don't Speak stands as a poignant reflection of Stefani's personal experiences, resonating with listeners on a profound and heartfelt level. With three million copies sold worldwide, its massive success solidified its place as one of the most iconic breakup anthems of the 1990s.

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