YMMV / Mark Wills

• Covered Up:
  • His version of "Back at One" vs. the original by Brian McKnight.
  • His version of "I Do (Cherish You)" was released over a year before 98 Degrees, which is something that even many country fans don't know, despite Wills' version doing better on the country charts (peaked at number 2) than 98 Degrees' version did on the US pop charts (peaked at number 4).
  • He was the first artist to record "What Hurts the Most", later a huge hit for Rascal Flatts.
  • Going the other way, he was also the first artist to cut "Somebody", which was later a #1 hit for Reba McEntire in 2004.
• Glurge: "Wish You Were Here"
• Hilarious in Hindsight: "19 Somethin'" is sure to illicit this in fans of The Goldbergs since that show establishes the date as "(date), nineteen eighty something".
• Signature Song: "19 Somethin'" was his biggest hit on the Hot 100 and country charts.