the top 20 include France at number 20, Germany at number 20, and Switzerland at number 16. The album was also certified gold by the Australian Recording Industry Association, indicating Australian sales of over 35,000 units, and double platinum by Music Canada, indicating Canadian sales of over 200,000 units. Accolades and awards Willennium earned Smith recognition at a number of music industry awards ceremonies. At the 1999 MTV Video Music Awards, the music video for "Wild Wild West" received nominations for the Video of the Year, Best Video from a Film and Best Choreography awards. Smith won the award for Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist at the 27th American Music Awards in January 2000, which he had lost the previous year to Eric Clapton, and he also received a nomination for Best International Male at the 2000 Brit Awards held in March. After winning the award twice in a row in 1998 and 1999, Smith was nominated again for the Grammy Award for Best Rap Solo Performance at the 2000 ceremony for "Wild Wild West", but lost out to Eminem's debut single "My Name Is". At the 2001 Grammy Awards, "Will 2K" received a nomination for the Best Music Video, Short Form award, but lost out to the video for "Learn to Fly" by Foo Fighters. At the 2000 Kids' Choice Awards, Smith received the awards for Favorite Male Singer, Favorite Song and Favorite Song from a Movie (both for "Wild Wild West"). Track listing Notes signifies a vocal producer signifies an additional producer "Will 2K" features vocals by Tye-V Turman and The Love Fellowship Tabernacle Children's Choir. "Freakin' It" features vocals by Mai Huggins, Bugsy and The Love Fellowship Tabernacle Children's Choir. "La Fiesta" features vocals by Claudette Sierra, Charles Alston, Jeff Townes, Omarr Rambert, Tanya Pendleton, Amber Noble and Nandi Dalen. "Afro Angel" features vocals by Anthem and spoken word by Jada Pinkett Smith. "Can You Feel Me?" features vocals by Lia Grant. "No More" features vocals by Lia Grant, Sydney Lim and Sandy Plute. "The Rain" features vocals by J. Bailey, S. Bailey, K. Mitchell, A. Dunlap and C. Townes. Sample credits "I'm Comin contains a sample of "Runnin' from the Law", written by Rochelle Runnells and performed by Stargard; and embodies portions of "Do You Wanna Get Funky with Me", written by Peter Brown and Robert Rans. "Will 2K" contains a sample of "Rock the Cashbah", written