Audiences, enthralled from the moment Tom Jones began singing the Burt Bacharach-Hal David title song, voted a resounding yes.
The most dramatic single of last year – the song voted Guardian critics' favourite of 2015 – featured Skepta launching a four-line manifesto.
At the Lucky Strike in San Francisco, it actually resulted in a 101percentt increase in song votes.
In the first four hours of teasing its launch, 97x received 31,000 song votes.
After an hour I found about 2000 posts, which was 20,000 individual song votes.
How ironic that a film purportedly celebrating rock prominently featured a song voted by the readers of Rolling Stone magazine (also highlighted in the movie) as the worst song of the 1980's.
QOTSA headlined The Other Stage at Glastonbury in 2011 with a set comprised of songs voted for by fans, as a transcendent Beyoncé played the Pyramid Stage just behind them.
You know the one – lisping Irishman on The X Factor, cries easily, tells contestants "I really, really believe in you … you are the real thing", puts through terrible people (Wagner, anybody?), pronounces Wagner with a W, makes his acts sing rubbish songs, votes for acts if they're Irish, responsible for Jedward's infamy.
Getting the right ratio often takes a little work, but the songs voted into this month's top 10 list manage the feat naturally.
The Way I See It was voted number 18 on The Village Voices Pazz & Jop albums list; their singles list had six of the album's songs voted in, including "100 Yard Dash" at number 114 and both "Love That Girl" and "Big Easy" at number 250.
