Dancing Queen was A*Teens' fourth and last single' from their first album "The ABBA Generation", a cover on the ABBA's song with the same name.
When the single came out in the spring of 2000, it peaked at number-one in Mexico becoming their first number-one hit in that country, the song was also a smash hit in South America peaking at number-three in Argentina, number-five in Chile, number-six in Colombia and number-fifteen in Brazil.
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Dancing Queen was A*Teens' fourth and last single' from their first album "The ABBA Generation", a cover on the ABBA's song with the same name.
When the single came out in the spring of 2000, it peaked at number-one in Mexico becoming their first number-one hit in that country, the song was also a smash hit in South America peaking at number-three in Argentina, number-five in Chile, number-six in Colombia and number-fifteen in Brazil.
This was the main single for the United States promotion, when the album was released in March 2000. "Dancing Queen" reached ninety-five on the Billboard Hot 100, thirty-six on Airplay and earned a Gold Certification in the United States selling over 500,000 copies and also peaked at number-thirteen on the Hot Single Sales Chart.
Directed by Patrick Kiely, it was the first video for the group to be filmed in the United States. The video itself was tribute to the movie "The Breakfast Club" - Paul Gleason, the actor who played Richard Vernon in the...
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