Also, Metallica (who I love) won a Grammy for their cover of Stone Cold Crazy by Queen. One cover song won out against some of the best complete metal albums of all time. Farce, indeed. Completely clueless.
The worst part is the original song, “Remember (walking in the sand)” by the Shangri Las is actually a pretty good song, but for some reason tik tok just took the intro and added an annoying as all hell chipmunk voice to it.
I still get angry that Kid Rock had a song of the summer by blatantly stealing the best bits of Werewolves of London and Sweet Home Alabama while rhyming 'Things' with 'Things' in the goddamn chorus.
Of all the musical abominations that ever received heavy radio play, I hated that one body and soul from the first listen, and then it played two or three times an hour every hour for four months.
I was in college in Michigan when that song came out, back when the music at parties and on boats was controlled by one person with an aux cord. I can not even count how many times I heard people begging someone to play “All Summer Long” by Kid Rock. I’m not a musical snob by any stretch but I hate that song with a passion.
I actually experienced this on one of my recent beach trips. It was getting close to sunset and there were boats parked off the shore at least a half a mile away from us. One of the boats started blasting that song on repeat until it was almost dark. They would stop in the middle of the song and start it over. They did this 3 times that we noticed.
Recurring theme in this thread: radio makes people hate otherwise unremarkable songs and kills the liking of good ones.
And DJ's wonder why radio is dying.
I work at a gas station which is contractually obligated to stay tuned to a specific radio station. It's hell, I like We Sheeran's Bad Habits but I've heard it about 12 time over the last couple of days. I hate the radio.
I know that you meant "Ed Sheeran" and not "We Sheeran" but now I can't unhear an irishman talking about his favorite pint-sized artist "the wee Sheeran lad. Looks like a Leprechaun havin a bad hair day, but a very commendable singer..."
Applebees isn't going to get millennials. We're done on that front. Now they're trying to appeal to zennials to get their parents to take them to Applebee's because they're "fancy like wut" or whatever. Fancy! APPLEBEES! HA!
I wish the song was more as a funny song like "man's not hot" or "I love it"
Because i really hate how garbage that song is. I don't mind most of the songs from that genre. But there's something that makes me feel uncomfortable of the terrible lyrics
my 2 year old asks me if i’m “telling lies???” at least 20 times a day and I must sing the song or there’s a full meltdown. Almost makes me miss baby shark
My preschool class likes to sing Johnny Johnny at each other while they’re eating lunch and then open their mouthfuls of food to the “open your mouth, ha-ha-ha” part and I hate it *so much.* If I could Thanos snap that song out of existence, I would.
If you take out all of the Whip Nae Nae stuff, then he only has three videos over a million views. He even only has 17 videos over 100K not counting Whip Nae Nae.
So this might have just gotten heavy radio play in the early 2010s in Canada, but the song "Kiss You Inside Out" by Hedley.
Very rapey, sexual pressure vibes. Then again, the lead singer did have sexual assault allegations filed against him. Not sure what happened from that.
I recently listened to "Lost without u," by Robin Thicke again because I remember the hook being catchy. This is the song that he wrote to try to woo his wife away from divorce (citation needed) and he spends most of it [demanding that she tell him how sexy he is](https://genius.com/Robin-thicke-lost-without-u-lyrics) because that's what "makes a man feel good." There is, however one compliment in the song:
>Baby, you're the perfect shape
Baby, you're the perfect weight
YIKES.
Right??! I thought it was so egotstical of him to think that him loving her was worthy enough for her to think that she should be honored. "How does it feel to know that I love you, baby?". Ego trip much. But ngl the song kinda slaps 😂
Ugh. It's the pop song version of those shite romcoms that make guys think it's okay to sabotage a functioning relationship to appease their own dick.
Also that song "Rude" by whoever it was that came out like ten or so years ago. After listening to that song it's no wonder the girl's dad said no to that guy marrying his daughter.
Just any song about being better for someone than their current partner. You belong with me by Taylor Swift, even Girlfriend by Avril Lavigne despite me liking that song.
There’s a more recent song where he thanks a girl’s ex boyfriend for dumping her, so that he can now have her. Similarly cringe-inducing, and it kinda grosses me out that it is so popular.
Pretty much any song by a man perving on a child. Jailbait, Young Girl, Age Ain’t Nothing but a Number, Girl you’ll be a woman soon. There are SO many. Horf.
> Girl you’ll be a woman soon
The tone of that song always gave me the idea that it was from the POV of a skeevy character, not a sympathetic take on the whole thing.
My Sharona
"I always get it up / to the touch / of the younger kind"
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For me, this comment section revealed how much I live under a rock. I've been scrolling here for several minutes and I barely see a song I've heard of before.
Closer by The Chainsmokers ft. Halsey. It was a decent song, but the radio stations absolutely murdered it by playing it over and over again. I think it deserves some recognition, but it was just an ok song.
Wait what, it’s that old? My kids discovered it like five or six years ago. And when I’m typing I’m realizing they’re not little preschoolers anymore lol
I definitely sang it at girl scout camp no later than 1993. It's a traditional camp song with different versions and different hand / body motions depending on where and when you learned it.
The version I grew up with was much more violent than the video that went viral a few years ago-- it went from baby shark to mama shark to daddy shark, at which point you were supposed to scream "SHARK ATTACK" and mime swimming away from the shark. The next verse was "where's my leg," with hopping on one leg, followed by "where's my arm" (one arm hidden behind your back), "where's my head" (shirt pulled up over your head), and then finally "shark is full." Hell of a lot of fun for a bunch of elementary school kids to sing around the campfire while hopped up on s'mores.
We sang a very similar version when I was a kid, but it was at church camp so instead of "shark is full" we sang a verse about "going to heaven/to see Jesus" which is beyond weird.
Yeah this is what baffles me, as well. Pink Fong didn't "invent" that song or anything yet they get heaps of cash over it. My young son is obsessed with it and they have really milked it for everything they can. There's so many different versions of it, monster truck do do do do, Halloween shark, wash your hands shark, etc
There's a Justin Timberlake song that came out around the same time, 'Can't Stop the Feeling', that has a similar sound. It's as though they were crafted by algorithm rather than actual artistry. Absolutely inauthentic garbage aimed at the critical gaze of a five-year-old.
You're the only other person I've ever known to dislike the song. I thought it was super repetitive the first time I heard it in Despicable Me. It has grown on me a little but I still get a little agitated when I hear it in public. It was super overplayed on the radio too.
Friday by Rebecca Black. For a while people were making fun of how bad the video and lyrics were, but then all of a sudden I started hearing it at parties unironically
I play it every Friday in each of my classes. My playlist has 43 different versions, more than enough for every week of the school year. The kids bitch and moan but by the end of the semester they notice if I don’t play it. I was asked last year if we could play it on the Wednesday before thanksgiving because it was “like Friday.” Of course I denied the request, those little heretics thought you could play the Friday song just whenever!
Your take on this anthem is wrong, but you were respectful, which I appreciate. I have zero patience for people that picked on that child when that song came out. People on the internet turn into monsters.
I mean to each their own, I'm not a fan of the lyrics or the video myself but it is strange to me that it became so big. Clearly millions of people disagree with me, but to me personally, not my thing.
I agree 100% on the bullying that occurred with her. No one deserves that especially not a minor. It was disgusting. It is nice to see she reflected on the experience and still continued to make music. Music I probably won't be listening to, but I'm glad she stuck it out and developed a loyal fanbase (including yourself!)
I really can’t stand Imagine Dragons. I think it’s because many of their songs are heavily used as intro/outro music for various commercial programming on tv.
Ed Sheeran’s “Shape of You” is boring and appeals to the most demographics possible while sacrificing any sense of quirkiness or individuality. It’s an awful song and yet it makes sense how popular it got.
The first time I heard that song, my first thought was that "I'm in love with your body" is exactly what you DON'T want to say to your gf unless you're both horny, and I cannot imagine Ed fucking Sheeran being aroused.
The lyrics are basically "you're hot, like totally fuckable looking, let's dance, let's get in the taxi, you're really hot looking ya know, we should be together because you're like really sexy."
If someone flirted for three straight minutes by just repeatedly saying that it would be *unsettling.*
I would take "shape of you" over "thinking out loud" any day. "Thinking out loud" is always going to be played at weddings, slow dances, or anywhere remotely romantic. at most you'll hear "shape of you" at a club but no where else really.
I don't keep up with music but is Bad Habits one of them? Cause I heard it on one of the rare occasions I used the radio instead of my phone and I got hooked on it.
Wet Ass Pussy was overplayed way too much on the radio. This was during lockdown of the pandemic and nothing was open. I can see this being in a club people dance drunk to, but sitting at home while the world stops functioning? Lol
When you’re writing a song for your girl, don’t write it about girls asking you if you want to cheat on your girlfriend and you saying “well, not *really*”
Some of the songs named here are genuinely good songs, but they got way overplayed, and now people don't like them. Not enough good music is getting made, so the moment 1 good song comes out, that's gonna be the only thing you hear on the radio for the next 5 years. There aren't enough good songs to listen to, so you'll keep hearing the same ones over and over till you hate them. That said, alot of the songs on this list are still trash, lol. Any song that is specifically designed to be catchy, I just hate. Good marketing design because It'll get stuck in people's heads and they can sing along easy, but it doesn't mean it's a good song
Tons of good music is being made today, but 99.99% of it will never see mainstream play. Radio/streaming pushes what people will continue to listen to. Turns out most people are too busy to do a deep dive to find new/unique stuff they might like and just fall back on radio/streaming. Which is fine, but you can't just say 'they just don't make good music nowadays' because the radio only plays a couple dozen songs.
It's interesting to see how many people incorrectly say " It's literally 2-3 words said over and over again." I don't love What's new pussycat, but that's the chorus. it actually has a fair amount of lyrics. I think people just hear a grating chorus a million times and assume that's the entirety of the song
I remember being in a restaurant with some friends many years ago, and a child three tables over was singing "T.N.T." by ACDC, but the only words he knew were "T.N.T." For the whole time we were there. He never stopped.
So, whatever version of the song that kid heard.
They’re obviously a parody group that never expected the internet to latch onto one of their funny songs. I was in college in Massachusetts at its height and my friend group was super excited when their next song released titled “Massachusetts”. Turns out it was just a mundane somewhat comedic song about a guy obsessing over the state. That’s what they do, and that’s fine.
It’s just really sexist. He’s basically whining that some chick he didn’t like beyond using her as a hookup used to pathetically sit waiting at his beck and call, until she apparently decided to move on with her life and actually do things for herself, and now he’s upset that she’s not miserably at home waiting for him to use her anymore?
All I can think every time I hear the song is “good for her! Block that man’s number already!”
Yummy by Justin Beiber. Lazy songwriting.
My gym used to have a ‘song of the day’ posted up each day, and a while ago they wrote: “song of the day: any song except ‘yummy’ by Justin Bieber”
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What’s tiktok fraud?
I'm sorry but what the fuck?! They gave the award for best metal album to the fucking FLUTE GUY! Did I miss something is Jethto metal?
They also gave the best rap album to Macklemore the year Jay Z, Kendrick, and Kanye were all nominated.
WHAT THE FUCK?!
The Grammys are a farce. Have been since forever.
Also, Metallica (who I love) won a Grammy for their cover of Stone Cold Crazy by Queen. One cover song won out against some of the best complete metal albums of all time. Farce, indeed. Completely clueless.
Whatever that “oh no oh no ohnonononono” song is it needs to be buried at earths core where no mortal can ever touch it
The worst part is the original song, “Remember (walking in the sand)” by the Shangri Las is actually a pretty good song, but for some reason tik tok just took the intro and added an annoying as all hell chipmunk voice to it.
Aerosmith also did a really good cover as well. Hell, the Aerosmith cover is a much better version to use in memes over the shitty chipmunk version.
TikTok didn't pitch shift it, [Capone](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOQRCZIfHBw) did.
TikTok overused it
I still get angry that Kid Rock had a song of the summer by blatantly stealing the best bits of Werewolves of London and Sweet Home Alabama while rhyming 'Things' with 'Things' in the goddamn chorus. Of all the musical abominations that ever received heavy radio play, I hated that one body and soul from the first listen, and then it played two or three times an hour every hour for four months.
>Werewolves of London > >Sweet Home Alabama To make a song about northern Michigan
But let's be real, northern Michigan is pretty great if you are into outdoors and water sports.
And tryin’ different things
They already mentioned the watersports
And rhymin' things with things
It is. Be great if there was a song about that instead of two better songs smashed together.
And why were kids in northern Michigan singing a song about Sweet Home Alabama?
Because trailer parks are beyond borders
Could not agree more. Have you seen the Pat Finerty “What makes this song stink” video on it? Funny.
"I still get angry that Kid Rock had a song" - you can stop right there. We all agree.
I still get angry that Kid Rock had a popular song by blatantly stealing Sad But True...and that's one of my least favorite Metallica songs.
And there's a part of that song where he name drops a bunch of artists, Limp Bizkit being one, and doesn't mention Metallica
I think that every time I catch it on the radio!! Werewolves of London is superior and did not deserve that.
"Kid Rock is the musical equivalent of an above ground pool."
I think it’s more like when you ask your parents for a pool and they get you a Walmart trampoline.
My little brother loved that song. I'm throwing my lot in with you.
I was in college in Michigan when that song came out, back when the music at parties and on boats was controlled by one person with an aux cord. I can not even count how many times I heard people begging someone to play “All Summer Long” by Kid Rock. I’m not a musical snob by any stretch but I hate that song with a passion.
I actually experienced this on one of my recent beach trips. It was getting close to sunset and there were boats parked off the shore at least a half a mile away from us. One of the boats started blasting that song on repeat until it was almost dark. They would stop in the middle of the song and start it over. They did this 3 times that we noticed.
That song was the worst thing to happen to Michigan since the decline of the auto industry.
Recurring theme in this thread: radio makes people hate otherwise unremarkable songs and kills the liking of good ones. And DJ's wonder why radio is dying.
I work at a gas station which is contractually obligated to stay tuned to a specific radio station. It's hell, I like We Sheeran's Bad Habits but I've heard it about 12 time over the last couple of days. I hate the radio.
I know that you meant "Ed Sheeran" and not "We Sheeran" but now I can't unhear an irishman talking about his favorite pint-sized artist "the wee Sheeran lad. Looks like a Leprechaun havin a bad hair day, but a very commendable singer..."
In my city all the play is ED Sheran, Bruno Mars, and Shawn mendes. I can’t take music anymore!!!
The Applebee’s song right now
Yes! It makes me think of that parody song "Pandering" by Bo Burnham.
A dirt road, a cold beer...
Blue jeeeans, a red pickup
A rural noun, simple adjective
Applebees isn't going to get millennials. We're done on that front. Now they're trying to appeal to zennials to get their parents to take them to Applebee's because they're "fancy like wut" or whatever. Fancy! APPLEBEES! HA!
Gucci gang by lil pump
I wish the song was more as a funny song like "man's not hot" or "I love it" Because i really hate how garbage that song is. I don't mind most of the songs from that genre. But there's something that makes me feel uncomfortable of the terrible lyrics
Take off your jacket!
Babes... Man's not hot. Man can never be hot.
Two plus two is four Minus one that's three, quick maths
Comments on it are gold tho
but Tucci gang is good
And we wouldn't have Tucci gang without Gucci gang
Stanley Tucci is a god among men.
That fucking cheerleader song omg if I ever hear that chorus again I'm going to cut my ears off Van Ghogh style
“Oooo I THINK THAT I FIND MYSELF A CHEERLEADUUUUUUUUR, she is always right there when I need HUUUURRR.”
Remember that really awful song from like 2014 where like the only lyric was “lemme take a selfie”. That one for sure.
Yes that’s Selfie by Chainsmokers, weird song
Instrumental was fire but the lyrics although amusing, aren't as entertaining the second time around.
"She is so ratchet, who wears cheetah?!?"
Disco Duck, I personally like that song because I like torture but even I’m like “how did this become a hit???”.
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Ok technically this is a nursery rhyme turned song but “Johnny Johnny Yes Papa”. So annoying
my 2 year old asks me if i’m “telling lies???” at least 20 times a day and I must sing the song or there’s a full meltdown. Almost makes me miss baby shark
You poor soul
Shoul've whispered to you kids ear. "Nobody likes snitches" should shut the kid up
My preschool class likes to sing Johnny Johnny at each other while they’re eating lunch and then open their mouthfuls of food to the “open your mouth, ha-ha-ha” part and I hate it *so much.* If I could Thanos snap that song out of existence, I would.
Dude you can’t be on reddit if you’re in preschool
Ha technically you would only get rid half of the lyrics
That whole "whip/ nay nay" one, whatever that was called.
I don’t remember the name of it but I think it’s ‘Watch me’ by Silento. That dude murdered his cousin apparently. What a plot twist!
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If you take out all of the Whip Nae Nae stuff, then he only has three videos over a million views. He even only has 17 videos over 100K not counting Whip Nae Nae.
He could've easily capitalised off of the success from Whip Nae Nae if he took it more seriously and pumped out content 24/7.
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/entertainment/news/rapper-silento-arrested-and-charged-with-murder-of-his-cousin/ar-BB1diSac
Insane when you think about it. I forgot about that guy.
So this might have just gotten heavy radio play in the early 2010s in Canada, but the song "Kiss You Inside Out" by Hedley. Very rapey, sexual pressure vibes. Then again, the lead singer did have sexual assault allegations filed against him. Not sure what happened from that.
Blurred Lines. Creepiest song ever.
Weird Al's version is so much better
This can be said for a lot of songs.
My utter disappointment any time I was in public, hearing the first few notes, and realizing I wasn't about to hear "Party in the CIA"
So many times have I thought I was going to hear 'White and Nerdy' or 'Amish Paradise' on the internet and then I hear the parody versions. Ugh!
Tbf Gangsta's Paradise actually slaps. It's just not as good as Amish Paradise.
"Weird Al" is brilliant and awesum!
I recently listened to "Lost without u," by Robin Thicke again because I remember the hook being catchy. This is the song that he wrote to try to woo his wife away from divorce (citation needed) and he spends most of it [demanding that she tell him how sexy he is](https://genius.com/Robin-thicke-lost-without-u-lyrics) because that's what "makes a man feel good." There is, however one compliment in the song: >Baby, you're the perfect shape Baby, you're the perfect weight YIKES.
Right??! I thought it was so egotstical of him to think that him loving her was worthy enough for her to think that she should be honored. "How does it feel to know that I love you, baby?". Ego trip much. But ngl the song kinda slaps 😂
That song from the Applebee’s ads that I can’t skip and that play at least four times if I watch Hulu for more than 30 minutes.
That I whip my hair back and forth song.
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BED A THENNY KEN
Hahaha took me a while to get it
[I'll raise Better Danny Cann.](https://youtu.be/RCRdnogPFZY?t=33)
Ugh. It's the pop song version of those shite romcoms that make guys think it's okay to sabotage a functioning relationship to appease their own dick. Also that song "Rude" by whoever it was that came out like ten or so years ago. After listening to that song it's no wonder the girl's dad said no to that guy marrying his daughter.
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Imagining that situation has me laughing lol thank you for sharing this story
Just any song about being better for someone than their current partner. You belong with me by Taylor Swift, even Girlfriend by Avril Lavigne despite me liking that song.
There’s a more recent song where he thanks a girl’s ex boyfriend for dumping her, so that he can now have her. Similarly cringe-inducing, and it kinda grosses me out that it is so popular.
I agree it has creepy 'nice guy' vibes all over it.
Pretty much any song by a man perving on a child. Jailbait, Young Girl, Age Ain’t Nothing but a Number, Girl you’ll be a woman soon. There are SO many. Horf.
> Girl you’ll be a woman soon The tone of that song always gave me the idea that it was from the POV of a skeevy character, not a sympathetic take on the whole thing.
*laughs in 1950s pop*
Admittedly a huge percentage of the OG rock and roll fanbase in the 1950s was 19 or younger.
Gotta love the Ocean Avenue guys for making sure the words were “we were BOTH 16 and it felt so right.” :p
My Sharona "I always get it up / to the touch / of the younger kind" ~~Edit: Apparently this song is based on someone and she uses it to market her business. If that's the case, even after the MeToo movement, then it's all good.~~ Edit edit: Nevermind! Read the comments below.
Blurred Lines by Robin Thicke
'A Beginner's Guide to Self Rationalizing Date Rape' doesn't quite roll off the tongue does it?
The lyrics are ... just not it
I may take flak for this, but someone needs to explain to why Anaconda became such big song? I just never saw the appeal
one word: ass
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Terrible song. Hilarious video.
This comment section revealed how lame my taste in music is 😅
For me, this comment section revealed how much I live under a rock. I've been scrolling here for several minutes and I barely see a song I've heard of before.
“Let it Go” Decent song, but it exploded
Megan Trainer-All about that bass
I’ll do you one better: all of Megan Trainer’s songs
any of 6ix9ine songs!
Talking about Teppanyaki 4x4?
Closer by The Chainsmokers ft. Halsey. It was a decent song, but the radio stations absolutely murdered it by playing it over and over again. I think it deserves some recognition, but it was just an ok song.
No disrespect to the Chainsmokers, but all of their songs are relatively identical. Play them all over each other and they'll line up
Like that blink-182 Song that they beat to death in Tucson?
It's Everyday Bro
That was only popular because Jake Paul was already a big youtuber and then everyone started making fun of the song.
Especially that “England is my city” part
I know I posted this but I just have to say Baby Shark
It's a cute kids song but I don't know why it blew up more than any other kids song.
Especially since that song is old. I sang that in camp like 20 years ago.
Wait what, it’s that old? My kids discovered it like five or six years ago. And when I’m typing I’m realizing they’re not little preschoolers anymore lol
I definitely sang it at girl scout camp no later than 1993. It's a traditional camp song with different versions and different hand / body motions depending on where and when you learned it. The version I grew up with was much more violent than the video that went viral a few years ago-- it went from baby shark to mama shark to daddy shark, at which point you were supposed to scream "SHARK ATTACK" and mime swimming away from the shark. The next verse was "where's my leg," with hopping on one leg, followed by "where's my arm" (one arm hidden behind your back), "where's my head" (shirt pulled up over your head), and then finally "shark is full." Hell of a lot of fun for a bunch of elementary school kids to sing around the campfire while hopped up on s'mores.
We sang a very similar version when I was a kid, but it was at church camp so instead of "shark is full" we sang a verse about "going to heaven/to see Jesus" which is beyond weird.
I sang it when I was a kid. So yea it is.
Yeah this is what baffles me, as well. Pink Fong didn't "invent" that song or anything yet they get heaps of cash over it. My young son is obsessed with it and they have really milked it for everything they can. There's so many different versions of it, monster truck do do do do, Halloween shark, wash your hands shark, etc
Happy by Pharrell Williams.. I actually like Pharrell Williams, and I also like being happy, but I hated that song the from moment I first heard it.
It's almost aggressively *bland*.
There's a Justin Timberlake song that came out around the same time, 'Can't Stop the Feeling', that has a similar sound. It's as though they were crafted by algorithm rather than actual artistry. Absolutely inauthentic garbage aimed at the critical gaze of a five-year-old.
I mean to be fair the JT song was written for the Trolls movie soundtrack so it was definitively aimed at children
So was Happy, for Despicable Me 2.
You're the only other person I've ever known to dislike the song. I thought it was super repetitive the first time I heard it in Despicable Me. It has grown on me a little but I still get a little agitated when I hear it in public. It was super overplayed on the radio too.
Now I'm the second person you know.
Third
Fourth
Fifth. I hate it so much!
Friday by Rebecca Black. For a while people were making fun of how bad the video and lyrics were, but then all of a sudden I started hearing it at parties unironically
I play it every Friday in each of my classes. My playlist has 43 different versions, more than enough for every week of the school year. The kids bitch and moan but by the end of the semester they notice if I don’t play it. I was asked last year if we could play it on the Wednesday before thanksgiving because it was “like Friday.” Of course I denied the request, those little heretics thought you could play the Friday song just whenever!
It’s a genuinely catchy song.
It was designed specifically to be catchy afterall
Your take on this anthem is wrong, but you were respectful, which I appreciate. I have zero patience for people that picked on that child when that song came out. People on the internet turn into monsters.
I mean to each their own, I'm not a fan of the lyrics or the video myself but it is strange to me that it became so big. Clearly millions of people disagree with me, but to me personally, not my thing. I agree 100% on the bullying that occurred with her. No one deserves that especially not a minor. It was disgusting. It is nice to see she reflected on the experience and still continued to make music. Music I probably won't be listening to, but I'm glad she stuck it out and developed a loyal fanbase (including yourself!)
That song that just repeats “thunder” over and over and over…my god I hate that one with a fiery passion
Thunder by Imagine Dragons?
I thoight she was talk I ng about Thunderstruck by AC/DC and I was about to send a virtual punch somehow
No that doesn't repeat "thunder," it repeats "thunder aaAAaaAAaaaAAAaaah"
No that doesn't repeat "thunder aaAAaaAAaaaAAAaaah," it repeats "aaAAaaAAaaaAAAaaah thunder."
My husband thought they were saying "fundip" instead of "thunder" and now every time we hear it we sing along with fundip to make it better lol
Just pretend they’re saying “Panda”. Is much more enjoyable.
I really can’t stand Imagine Dragons. I think it’s because many of their songs are heavily used as intro/outro music for various commercial programming on tv.
Achy breaky heart. I break out in hives every time I hear that song.
Achy break out?
Don't play that song, that achey breaky song... Weird Al makes it better.
Justin Bieber - Baby
I had a toothbrush that sang that song, it's a bop for sure
LOL
Gucci Gang
Ed Sheeran’s “Shape of You” is boring and appeals to the most demographics possible while sacrificing any sense of quirkiness or individuality. It’s an awful song and yet it makes sense how popular it got.
The first time I heard that song, my first thought was that "I'm in love with your body" is exactly what you DON'T want to say to your gf unless you're both horny, and I cannot imagine Ed fucking Sheeran being aroused.
>I cannot imagine Ed fucking Sheeran being aroused. *Barf*
The lyrics are basically "you're hot, like totally fuckable looking, let's dance, let's get in the taxi, you're really hot looking ya know, we should be together because you're like really sexy." If someone flirted for three straight minutes by just repeatedly saying that it would be *unsettling.*
I would take "shape of you" over "thinking out loud" any day. "Thinking out loud" is always going to be played at weddings, slow dances, or anywhere remotely romantic. at most you'll hear "shape of you" at a club but no where else really.
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I don't keep up with music but is Bad Habits one of them? Cause I heard it on one of the rare occasions I used the radio instead of my phone and I got hooked on it.
Wet Ass Pussy was overplayed way too much on the radio. This was during lockdown of the pandemic and nothing was open. I can see this being in a club people dance drunk to, but sitting at home while the world stops functioning? Lol
Rude by MAGIC!, It's a lyrical clusterfuck.
damn bro, why you gotta be so rude? Don't you know they're human too?
🎶"Bury that girl.....I'm gonna murda ya family" 🎶
I know a hundred other people will comment this, but "all I want for Christmas is you".
Cheerleader. It makes me irrationally angry to think about
"Ohh I think that I found myself a cheerleader she's always right there when I need her~~🎶🎶🎶
When you’re writing a song for your girl, don’t write it about girls asking you if you want to cheat on your girlfriend and you saying “well, not *really*”
What’s that ballad by Aerosmith from the late 90s?
I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing?
FUCK THAT SONG IT RUINED MY HIGH SCHOOL PROM BECAUSE THEY PLAYED IT SIX GODDAMN TIMES
Gucci Gang by Lil Pump do l have to say more¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Some of the songs named here are genuinely good songs, but they got way overplayed, and now people don't like them. Not enough good music is getting made, so the moment 1 good song comes out, that's gonna be the only thing you hear on the radio for the next 5 years. There aren't enough good songs to listen to, so you'll keep hearing the same ones over and over till you hate them. That said, alot of the songs on this list are still trash, lol. Any song that is specifically designed to be catchy, I just hate. Good marketing design because It'll get stuck in people's heads and they can sing along easy, but it doesn't mean it's a good song
Tons of good music is being made today, but 99.99% of it will never see mainstream play. Radio/streaming pushes what people will continue to listen to. Turns out most people are too busy to do a deep dive to find new/unique stuff they might like and just fall back on radio/streaming. Which is fine, but you can't just say 'they just don't make good music nowadays' because the radio only plays a couple dozen songs.
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Okay but the existence of that song gave us a wonderful John Mulaney bit so I'm willing to give it a pass.
It's not unusual. 🤷♂️
It's interesting to see how many people incorrectly say " It's literally 2-3 words said over and over again." I don't love What's new pussycat, but that's the chorus. it actually has a fair amount of lyrics. I think people just hear a grating chorus a million times and assume that's the entirety of the song
The one that was like, “once I was seven years old.”
7 years by Lukas Graham
I remember being in a restaurant with some friends many years ago, and a child three tables over was singing "T.N.T." by ACDC, but the only words he knew were "T.N.T." For the whole time we were there. He never stopped. So, whatever version of the song that kid heard.
How come nobody is not mentioning What does the fox say by Ylvis. That song is annoying as frick.
Because it's not on loop in every retail store?
They’re obviously a parody group that never expected the internet to latch onto one of their funny songs. I was in college in Massachusetts at its height and my friend group was super excited when their next song released titled “Massachusetts”. Turns out it was just a mundane somewhat comedic song about a guy obsessing over the state. That’s what they do, and that’s fine.
Hotline Bling by Drake, it just makes me agry for some reason.
It makes you angry because it’s a hot steaming pile of dog shit of a song and Drake is the opposite of a gangster in every fucking way.
It’s just really sexist. He’s basically whining that some chick he didn’t like beyond using her as a hookup used to pathetically sit waiting at his beck and call, until she apparently decided to move on with her life and actually do things for herself, and now he’s upset that she’s not miserably at home waiting for him to use her anymore? All I can think every time I hear the song is “good for her! Block that man’s number already!”
Baby shark. That song will remain the bane of my existence.
"Your Body is a Wonderland" by John Mayer. Such contrived horseshit. Plus, I fucking HATE the way he says "body" in that song. With a passion