UK LGBT rights charity Stonewall named Christina Aguilera's " Beautiful" the most empowering song of the 2000s decade for LGBT people. Even before its single release, Lady Gaga's " Born This Way" was predicted by Elton John to replace Gloria Gaynor's classic gay anthem " I Will Survive". Through the first decade of the 21st century, chart-topping popular songs became a "refuge of unambiguous support for gay rights" in a time when legal support for LGBT rights in the US was lagging ( Don't Ask, Don't Tell would be repealed in 2011, and same-sex marriage would only be fully legalized in 2015). Madonna's " Vogue", Mariah Carey's " Hero", Ultra Naté's " Free", Janet Jackson's " Together Again", Cher's " Believe", Jessica Simpson's " I Think I'm in Love with You" and " A Public Affair", Kylie Minogue's " Spinning Around" and " Can't Get You Out of My Head", Geri Halliwell's " It's Raining Men", Dannii Minogue's " I Begin to Wonder", Melanie C's " Never Be the Same Again" and " Think About It", Tamar Braxton's " Hot Sugar" and " My Man", Lady Gaga's " Born This Way", and Ariana Grande's " Break Free" are considered as gay anthems for the new generation.