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British [[Pop Punk]] boyband that formed in 2001 and split up in 2005. Despite being mainly surplanted by [[McFly]] in the public consciousness, they were influential at the time in bringing back guitar-driven pop bands and had a great many copy-cat acts at the time. They were also the number one selling band in the UK for two years, outselling Coldplay.
 
They were best known for their songs "What I Go To School For", "Year 3000" (both were later covered by [[The Jonas Brothers]]), for providing the theme song for the Live-Action [[Thunderbirds]] movie and in America, for their reality show ''America or Busted''. They released 3 albums, two studio albums and one live album.
 
The group consisted of James Bourne, Charlie Simpson, and Matt Willis. There have been recent rumours that Busted plan on reforming, minus Charile. [http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/11551669 These rumours were confirmed by Matt], who has been writing new material alongside James.
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* [[Break Up Song]]: "Over Now"
* [[Bottle Fairy]]: Matt was nicknamed in British tabloids as "Beer Matt" for his many drunken incidents.
* [[Cross DresserCrossdresser]]: Matt appears as the bride in Crashed The Wedding, seemingly channeling Sam Fox.
* [[Fading Into the Next Song]]: "Meet You There" slowly fades into "Why" on the album "A Present for Everyone".
* [[Hot for Student]]: The ending of What I Go To School For, and its bookend-song Loser Kid.
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* [[Reality Show]]: "America or Busted"
** Post Busted, Matt appeared on I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here, and won following eating a kangaroo's anus. Considered by Matt to be his personal [[Old Shame]]
* [[Screw Yourself]]: Matt makes out with himself during the video for Crashed The Wedding, much to James and Charlie's suggested chagrin. [[It Makes Sense in Context]]
* [[Shout-Out]]: Year 3000 contained references to [[Back to The Future]], as shown in the page quote.
** Year 3000 also featured references to Michael Jackson, Fake contained shoutouts to When Harry Met Sally, and Britney contained shoutouts to both the titular Ms Spears and *[[N Sync]]. James Bourne liked this trope.
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