Every #1 Song in Triple J's Annual Hottest 100 - A Retrospective

From a mail-in poll run by a mainly Sydney-focused radio station to "the world's greatest music democracy", Triple J's Hottest 100 polls have become an institution in Australia throughout the past 3 decades.
These are the songs that received the most votes for each yearly poll, and the artists behind them. Whose Hottest 100 success acted as a springboard to further success, and whose number ones signalled the peak of a career that would go downhill afterwards?

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
01:40 - 1993 - Denis Leary (and Australia's strange enthusiasm over comedy singles)
04:25 - 1994 - The Cranberries
05:49 - 1995 - Oasis
06:39 - 1996 - Spiderbait
08:21 - 1997 - The Whitlams
10:11 - 1998 - The Offspring
11:48 - 1999 & 2000 - Powderfinger
13:55 - 2001 - Alex Lloyd
15:33 - 2002 - Queens of the Stone Age
17:05 - 2003 - Jet
18:59 - 2004 - Franz Ferdinand
20:38 - 2005 - Bernard Fanning
21:27 - 2006 - Augie March
23:24 - 2007 - Muse
25:07 - 2008 - Kings of Leon
26:39 - 2009 - Mumford and Sons (feat. my wicked guitar skills)
28:07 - 2010 - Angus and Julia Stone
28:58 - 2011 - Gotye
30:42 - 2012 - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
32:55 - 2013 - Vance Joy
33:59 - 2014 - Chet Faker
35:11 - 2015 - The Rubens
37:02 - 2016 - Flume
38:29 - 2017 - Kendrick Lamar
39:07 - 2018 - Ocean Alley
40:09 - 2019 - Billie Eilish
41:03 - 2020 - Glass Animals (feat. me angering the fanbases of at least 3 different bands)
42:38 - 2021 - The Wiggles
43:34 - My ranking of every number 1 song

If you can't be bothered to watch this video to find out, or just want to look for whether certain songs made the 100 in their respective year, then here's Triple J's results archive: https://www.abc.net.au/triplej/hottest100/archive/

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